The NFL playoffs are just around the corner. Throughout the course of the year, there have been a number of changes to players’ stats in Madden 21. But the fastest player in the league, according to Madden 21, has remained unchanged at the end of the regular season. The only player in the league with a speed rating of 99, Kansas City Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill, is the fastest player you can use in Madden.
With the Monsters Within event beginning on Oct. 12, the Apex Legends gods have blessed us with a new set of creepy skins to satisfy our spooky season sensibilities. The Halloween event skins are usually popular among fans, and this year should be no exception, with the new skins leaning into some classic horror characters as inspirations for their newest offerings. Fans of Halloween skins past will also be happy to know that several skins will make a return in the event store during the three-week event.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl bring back a long-forgotten system that was introduced in the original generation four games—making Poffins. Poffins are edible items for Pokémon that can boost their attributes, making them ideal for competition and also raise their friendship levels so that you can have an extra hand up in battle situations. Crafting Poffins will take a few things including a Poffin Case, Pot, and a variety of Berries.
The Pokémon Trading Card Game is all about attacking your opponent to knock out all of their Pokémon and win the game. It’s a simple game that almost anyone can pick up, play, and compete in—but there are alternative ways to get a victory. Certain attacks might come with a nasty surprise attached to it in the form of “Special Conditions,” which are status effects that change the condition of a defending Pokémon after an attack.
During a recent Twitch broadcast of his new show H3TV, popular YouTuber Ethan Klein, in response to the possibility of Evolved Talent Agency CEO Ryan Morrison representing xQc in a lawsuit against the International Olympic Committee, said that he was “very, very nervous” based on prior dealings with Morrison. Klein said he was represented by Morrison in 2016, when he was sued by YouTuber Matt Hoss over a parody video. After a long litigation period, Klein won the suit as the content was deemed to be fair use.