Fortnite fans know that Epic will always supply them with an ever-growing selection of unique and fun weapons to use in battle royale, but few may have expected the game’s newest addition. The Lock-On Pistol does precisely what it sounds like, providing players with the ability to shoot foes with homing bullets at close range–much like Titanfall’s Smart Pistol–somewhat reducing the effort of aiming (though not entirely). Here’s where to get a Lock-On Pistol and how it works.

Where to get a Lock-On Pistol in Fortnite and how it works

The Lock-On Pistol can be found on the ground, in chests, or from supply drops, meaning that finding one shouldn’t be a significantly difficult task. However, don’t pick one up assuming that it’s going to do all of the work for you, as you’ll still need to put a bit of work in upfront to get the Lock-On Pistol to do its thing. You’ll need to aim it at your target for a bit and wait for the angled lines of the crosshairs to fully turn pink. You can then fire the gun and watch as the bullet tracks and hits your enemy.

Body shots with the Lock-On Pistol won’t hit as hard as some other options, so it’s not necessarily an overpowered…

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Someone on eBay is selling a McDonald’s chicken nugget shaped like a character from Among Us, Sports betting site B Sports and the bidding has exploded to unthinkable heights. [Update: the bidding has now ended, with a high bid of $99,997. Whether or not the buyer actually goes through with the sale, however, remains to be seen. The original story follows below]

An eBay seller polizna listed the chicken nugget recently and so far there have been more than 180 bids. The current high bid is $99,897 at press time.

This is not just any chicken nugget–it’s from the recently launched Happy Meal produced in partnership with the South Korean boy band BTS.

The winning bidder will receive the chicken nugget frozen and airsealed “to ensure freshness.” The nugget will be delivered before the food’s average 14-day expiration period, so it could be technically safe to eat, but please do not take our word for it.

The seller has listed the nugget’s condition as “used,” while szechuan sauce can be shipped with the nugget if that’s what you want. Other Among Us-shaped chicken nuggets from McDonald’s have already sold on eBay, bu…

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Former Electronic Arts, Gears of War, and Company of Sports betting site B Sports Heroes developers have joined forces to launch a new studio called Timbre Games under Sumo Groups’ Pipeworks Studio. Timbre is Pipeworks’ first new studio in North America and it plans to launch additional studios in the near future.

Timbre will be led by EA Veteran and Sims Franchise Leader Joe Nickolls who will take on the role of studio president, and he’ll be joined by Zoë Curnoe (Gears of War series) to join as studio production director and Geoff Coates (Company of Heroes 2) as studio creative director. The studio’s focus will be on games in the action, adventure, and simulation genres.

“With Timbre, we wanted to build a studio from the ground up with a focus on diversity, transparency, community involvement in game development, and a sustainable, fun workplace culture,” Nickolls said in a statement. “Those priorities are shared by Pipeworks so it was a natural fit from the start. We’re going to make great games right across Canada, fully embracing remote work and a hybrid studio approach.”

Timbre plans to differentiate itself from other stud…

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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, a mobile RPG set in the Sports betting site B Sports famous wizarding universe, has been a big success for Jam City thus far, reportedly taking in about $300 million since it was first released three years ago. The free-to-play game’s revenue came entirely from microtransactions, and though it appeared to be slowing down a bit in terms of usage in its second year, players’ spending seems to have increased over the last year. And perhaps most amazingly, as of late, it isn’t even the best-performing Harry Potter game.  Come from

According to the app data site Sensor Tower, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery managed to take in $100 million in its first nine months, but it would take another 16 months before it doubled that figure. Since May 2020, it has made another $100 million, possibly because players have had less to do during the pandemic.…

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