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Blizzard is giving away free StarCraft and Heroes of the Storm digital goodies ahead of BlizzCon
Blizzard Entertainment is offering free in-game items for StarCraft II and Heroes of the Storm until September 28th. Players can claim a 15-day XP boost for StarCraft II and the Fix It Gear Head Thrall for Heroes of the Storm. These promotions coincide with the sale of BlizzCon digital bundles for various Blizzard titles, including World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Diablo IV, and Diablo Immortal.
How to Sell Dota 2 Skins for Real Money in 2026
This guide explains how to sell Dota 2 skins for real money in 2026, distinguishing between Steam Wallet funds and actual cash withdrawals. It details the value of various cosmetic items like Arcanas and Collector Cache sets, compares Steam Market sales with third-party marketplaces, and outlines common scam risks and strategies for choosing a reliable platform.
Free Uncharted 4 Theme and Avatars Adventure to PS5, But You'll Need These Codes
In celebration of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End's 10th anniversary, Naughty Dog is offering free digital content for PlayStation 5 users. This includes a set of four PSN avatars based on in-game treasures, with region-specific codes available, and an animated PS5 background featuring the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection art, which will be released later this month. The article also includes a message from Nolan North, the voice actor for Nathan Drake.
Why the Right Gaming Gear Matters More Than Ever in Competitive Shooters
In competitive first-person shooters, specialized gaming gear significantly impacts performance by reducing input lag and improving responsiveness. High refresh rate monitors, accurate mice, and low-latency keyboards are crucial for players seeking an edge. Digital customization, such as weapon skins and in-game currency, also plays a role in player confidence and engagement, while digital marketplaces offer convenient access to games and content.
Rosalina and Samus have new Nintendo eShop cards, plus an eShop credit sale is live
Nintendo has released new $200 and $150 eShop cards featuring Rosalina and Samus, respectively. Additionally, a sale is currently active on the Nintendo eShop, offering the $10 credit for $8.98. These new cards and the ongoing sale provide opportunities for fans to purchase digital content.
Discord And Sanrio Partner Up To Provide Profile Cosmetics Based On Hello Kitty And More
Discord and Sanrio have partnered to offer profile cosmetics featuring Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty, Kuromi, and Pompompurin. These digital items are available for purchase in the Discord storefront, with special pricing for Discord Nitro subscribers and bundle discounts. The cosmetics will be available until April 2027.
What does New York's legal case against Valve mean for the company and its players? To find out, we asked a lawyer
New York's attorney general is suing Valve, alleging that loot boxes in Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 constitute illegal gambling. Lawyer Justin Jacobson explains that the case hinges on whether digital goods are considered a "thing of value" under New York law, which has different statutes than other states. The lawsuit could have significant financial implications for Valve, particularly if an injunction is issued in New York.
