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Nintendo Switch Online Nintendo’s online subscription service, when compared with the offerings from Sony and Microsoft, has always been the weakest. That doesn’t mean that it’s necessarily unusable and for 20$ a year (prices of...
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Gaming terminology can sometimes feel like a language all its own. From DPS (Damage Per Second) to NPC (Non-Player Character), these acronyms and jargons form the unique lingo that defines the gaming world. One term that might be unfamiliar to those outside of the...
An emote, short for emotion or emotional expression, is a popular feature in many video games that allows players to express themselves through predefined animations or gestures. Emotes are used to communicate emotions, taunts, or to simply add an element of fun and...
Field of View (FoV) is a term used in gaming to describe the extent of the observable game world that is visible to the player on their screen at any given moment. FoV is typically measured in degrees and can be adjusted in many games to accommodate different screen...
The Heads-Up Display, or HUD, is an essential component in modern video games. It is the graphical interface that presents critical information to players during gameplay, enabling them to monitor their in-game status, objectives, and other key data. HUDs can be found...
Healer is a term used in various gaming genres, particularly role-playing games (RPGs), massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs), and multiplayer online battle arenas (MOBAs). A healer is a character or class that specializes in restoring the health...
Kiting is a strategic maneuver in gaming, particularly in the context of MMORPGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games), MOBAs (Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas), and other action games. The term "kiting" is derived from the way a person might fly a...