As if there wasn't enough news on the Apex front these days, there's an interesting heads-up coming from data miners, who have some interesting findings to report. Apparently, all the legends are getting buffed and there are blue supply bins coming too.

Respawn really don't get enough credit for shaking up the entire battle royale genre, what with several of their innovations becoming the norm, and their upcoming System Override event is set to do it again when it launches later today.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) published their list of nominees for the 2020 BAFTA Games Awards and Remedy have every reason to be delighted, leading the way with as many as nine nominations, including for the Game of the Year.

It appears like Respawn were really adamant about weeding out and all the Apex Legends complaints we've been hearing about for a while now. One of the most recurring ones has been the muzzle flash, but that too is getting tweaked in the next update.

With just one day left until Apex Legends' System Override Collection Event starts, Respawn posted a devstream where they discussed the RNG-removing LTM Deja Loot, the already much-talked-about Evo Shield and Heirloom crafting.

Apex Legends has endured a share of criticism over the amount on fresh in-game content, but Season 4: Assimilation so far promises to shut everyone up. Respawn now announced System Override Collection event with Deja Loot LTM, Evo Shield and a ton of new cosmetics.

Titanfall and its sequels are great shooters but Smart Pistol is a stain on their reputation. Apex Legends fans got a scare recently when data mining suggested it might be arriving but a Respawn developer shot these rumours down.

Joining what's already becoming a long line of companies backing out of this year's Game Developers Conference, EA announced that they too will be cancelling participation in any official GDC events, advising their employees to do the same.

Back when it launched, Apex Legends was so unexpected, fresh and fun that the community took a while to find something to complain about, and Pathfinder's larger hitbox had the privilege of being among the first. Well, it looks like Weta Workshop heard them.

If you're one of the players that follow EA's FIFA franchise, then Kurt Fenech, a.k.a. Kurt0411 needs no introduction, being one their biggest fans and more recently biggest critics. Unfortunately, EA deemed his recent threats to be the final straw.