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Apex Legends' Wild Frontier Battle Pass arrives on March 19, marking the start of the game's first season. Just as in Fortnite, the Battle Pass costs 950 Apex Coins--roughly $10--and allows you to unlock a wide range of skins, cosmetics, and other rewards as you level it up throughout the season. Even if you don't want to shell out money for it, however, you'll be able to unlock some items for free. As EA confirmed on the Apex Legends website, all players will be able to earn a handful of free rewards during Season 1. These include one Wild Frontier Legend skin, five Apex Packs, and 18 Wild Frontier stat trackers. If you do decide to spring for a Battle Pass partway through the season, you'll also retroactively unlock any items you would have earned so you won't need to worry about missing out on the rewards. Of course, those who do purchase the Battle Pass will have access to even more goodies. Respawn is offering 100 tiers of rewards to unlock througho...

If you’re lucky enough to beat the odds, opening a loot box in Apex Legends might get you a set of “heirloom” items. These are extremely scarce cosmetic items with a less than one percent chance of dropping, though you’re guaranteed to get one after 500 boxes. One player ended up spending $500 to go through 500 boxes in the hopes of getting the illusive items. Now that he has them, he doesn’t feel like it was worth it. Cole is a 24-year-old who claims himself have been gaming all his life. He’s no stranger to microtransactions in many of their forms, including loot boxes. Cole told Kotaku over Reddit private messages that before Apex Legends , he was playing Fortnite . In a post that’s now been removed from the Apex Legends subreddit—though lives on in a cached version on Google—Cole wrote that he played Overwatch and Rocket League as well. “These games didn’t tempt me into ludicrous spending. In my many hours in both games I probably spent less than $30 total,” he w...

As it launched the first expansion called Skybound and inaugurate another battlefield hovering over the sky, MapleStory 2, the sequel of widely praised MapleStory, was announcing and celebrating its two-month-release gala with the Maplers that have been supporting and caring for the game. It's not been so smooth on the path of running MapleStory 2 as Nexon expected since its premiere on October 10. Compared to its predecessor MapleStory as a worldwide megahit back in the 2000s, MapleStory 2 is now confronting the ever-decreasing concurrent players, as well as loss of tremendous nostalgic fanbase. Admittedly, MapleStory 2 had a good run in the very beginning though as its highlights and creativity were rapidly strangled with several chronic diseases sprawling all over the game afterward, such as Meso seller, UGC theft, the absurd level of RNG and correlative complaints... The game now has so many calamities to be dealt with that even if some new contents with intentionally headline...

There were many skins/cosmetics that were leaked when the v5.3 files were updates and now we have the names and rarities of each cosmetic. These cosmetics should be released in Fortnite in the upcoming weeks and we cover the  Fortnite Item Shop  daily as soon as it is updated. Here are the names and rarities of each cosmetic: Ravage (Legendary) Circling overhead, shrouded by night… Enforcer (Legendary) Balance and order must be restored Musha (Legendary) A fearless and noble warrior Hime (Legendary) Catlike grace under pressure Far Out Man (Epic) Out of sight Dreamflower (Epic) Can you dig it? The Ace (Epic) Stack the deck Cloaked Star (Epic) Cloaked in mystery Backbone (Rare) King of the highway Chopper (Rare) No one crosses Chopper and rides away Armadillo (Uncommon) Thick skinned and battle-hardened Scorpion (Uncommon) Beware the stinger Cat’s Claw   (Rare) Scratch and slash Drumbeat (Unco...