Carried Away: Winter Sports

Simulation run in EA Sports FC game, formerly known as FIFA, has an unbroken record of accuracy going back 16 years

Halo: Campaign Evolved is set to receive its first major patch next week, one that will give players more control over the game's visuals as well as make improvements to Jackals and Sgt. Johnson. As outlined by the Halo Support X account, a patch coming sometime next week will fix a few pain points for players of Halo Studios' remake. The update should make graphics purists happy, as it will add the ability to disable the game's very noticeable film grain and chromatic aberration. The patch will also include "additional stability improvements across multiple platforms." On the gameplay front,

Riot Games' Riftbound just dropped a new bundle that's already going for $7,000 on eBay, with some sellers demanding $50,000 for a rare Faker card.