Respawn pushed a small update for Apex Legends on January 13, which sees the return of a nerfed Rampage.

Respawn Entertainment has finally fixed the Rampage and Sentinel and put them back in the Apex Legends loot pool with the latest January 13 update.

While many will be happy to see them back, the community may notice a difference in the Rampage, and that’s because it has been nerfed.

The Rampage has been causing a lot of controversy and frustration among the community during Season 11. Not only was the weapon extremely powerful and one of the best weapons to use in the game, but there was also an exploit that allowed it to stay charged up infinitely, making it overpowered.

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It was removed in response to the exploit, but now it has finally returned and players may find it feels different. This is because the devs have decided to nerf the weapon, perhaps realizing just how strong it was during its time out.

Rampage nerf Apex Legends

The developers have decided to nerf the Rampage’s damage and thermite consumption per shot. This means that the weapon will not last as long as it previously did while charged up, as well as doing less damage:

• Damage per bullet down from 28 – 26.
• Thermite consumption per shot increased.

You may notice the Rampage feels a bit different. We decreased the damage per bullet down from 28 -> 26 and increased the thermite consumption per shot in its charged state. Give it a try and let us know what ya think. As always, we appreciate your patience, legends.

— Respawn (@Respawn) January 13, 2022

Although a lot of players enjoyed using the weapon, there’s no doubt that a portion of the community also felt the weapon was slightly too strong, so perhaps the community will welcome the change.

• Read more: Who is the most popular Apex Legends character? Season 11 pick rates

That’s all for the return of the Rampage in Apex Legends and subsequent nerf to the weapon. For more, check out the new Season 12 Hop-Up leak.

Image Credits: Respawn Entertainment

Fortnite was removed from Apple’s App Store in 2020 but now there’s a way to play on your iPhone and iOS devices thanks to NVIDIA’s GeForce Now.

Apple and Epic Games were locked in a legal battle surrounding in-app purchases which caused Fortnite to be removed from the App Store and iOS devices in August 2020, and fans haven’t been able to play on their iPhones since.

However, thanks to NVIDIA’s GeForce Now service, Fortnite is set to return to iPhones and iPads.

Here’s how to sign up and play Fortnite on your iOS devices once again.

• How to play Fortnite on iOS
• When is Fortnite coming back to iOS?
• How to link Epic Games and NVIDIA accounts

How to play Fortnite on iOS

Fortnite hasn’t been made available on the App Store again, you’ll need to become a GeForce Now member and sign up for the closed beta.

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Here’s everything you need to do to play Fortnite on your iPhone or iPad:

1. Either register or sign in to GeForce Now (you don’t need to pay for a premium membership)
2. Register for GeForce Now’s Fortnite closed beta
3. Open Safari on your iPhone or iPad and go to play.geforcenow.com. Then follow the instructions to add a home screen shortcut
4. Keep an eye on your emails for an invitation to the closed beta
5. Once you’re invited, you can play Fortnite through GeForce Now

This will stream a touch-friendly version of Fortnite to your Apple device, so you can get back to playing Fortnite on your mobile.

When is Fortnite coming back to iOS? Closed beta start & end date

NVIDIA revealed that Fortnite Mobile’s closed beta will begin rolling out “later in January,” so either during the week of January 17th or 24th.

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As for the closed beta’s end date, NVIDIA said that “we do not have a fixed end date at this time,” so we’ll need to wait on official confirmation.

How to link Epic Games and NVIDIA accounts

You can link your Epic Games and NVIDIA accounts once you’ve joined the closed beta.

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Here’s how to link your Epic Games and NVIDIA accounts:

1. Open GeForce Now on Safari
2. Go to ‘settings’
3. Find the ‘connections’ tab
4. Select ‘Epic Games’
5. Log in with your Epic Games account

After you do this, your entire Fortnite account will be at your fingertips. And you only need to sign in once, too.

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You can also check out Fortnite’s brand-new Battlefield 2042-style tornados and lightning strikes.

Image Credit: Epic Games / NVIDIA GeForce Now

FIFA 22 is chocked full of tricky wingers that can help you to victory. We’ve picked out the FIFA 22 Ultimate Team best wingers you can buy, as well as some great cheap, and meta, players.

Fans spend many hours trying to craft the perfect Ultimate Team, and picking out the right players takes up a huge amount of that time. But with so many special cards and chemistry links to take into account, it can be hard to pinpoint the right man for the job.

Playing with wingers is a popular tactic in FIFA 22, using pace and dribbling to drift past full-backs attack the box.

We’ve picked out the best FIFA 22 Ultimate Team wingers you can buy, including the best cheap and meta players you should buy.

• Best FUT 22 wingers
• FUT 22 meta wingers
• Best FUT 22 cheap wingers

Best wingers in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team

The FIFA series has always emphasized two things when it comes to left and right-wingers – pace and skills.

Speed is vital for pulling away from pesky fullbacks who are set to stay back, while the tricks can break through tightly defenses and open up crossing or shooting opportunities. FIFA 22 is no different.

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With this in mind, using one of the game’s top-rated players is never a bad decision. Based on EA’s official ratings, these are the best wingers in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team.

Player Name	Club	Position	Rating	Average Price
Lionel Messi (Ones to Watch)	PSG	RW	95	2.7 million
Mohamed Salah (Headliners)	Liverpool	RW	93	1.2 million
Neymar (TOTW 8)	PSG	LW	92	1.2 million
Angel Di Maria (Numbersup)	PSG	RW	90	311,000
Leroy Sane (RTTK)	Bayern Munich	RM	90	230,000
Raheem Sterling (Winter Wildcards)	Manchester City	RW	90	360,000
Heung Min Son (RTTK)	Tottenham Hotspur	LM	90	340,000
David Ginola (Hero)	N/A	LM	89	1.2 million
Sadio Mane	Liverpool	LW	89	38,000
Vinicius Junior (Headliners)	Real Madrid	LW	88	1.7 million
Serge Gnabry (Headliners)	Bayern Munich	RM	88	220,000
Eden Hazard (Winter Wildcards)	Real Madrid	LW	88	230,000

Best meta wingers in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team

Even though some players have extremely high ratings, they don’t always have the stats to make them popular among fans.

Each year, certain players have the stats that happen to fit the game’s meta, making them staples of FUT Champs and Division Rivals.

• Read more: FUT 22 Team of the Year nominees and how to vote

In the case of wingers, this can be because of their blistering pace, tricky skills, or a combination of all three.

These are the best meta wingers you should try in your Ultimate Team this year, including some of the special cards added since launch.

Player Name	Club	Position	Version	Rating	Average Price
Lionel Messi	PSG	RW	Ones to Watch	95	2.7 million
Vinicius Junior	Real Madrid	LW	Headliners	88	1.7 million
David Ginola	N/A	LM	Hero	89	1.2 million
Mohamed Salah	Liverpool	RW	Headliners	93	1.2 million
Neymar	PSG	LW	TOTW	92	1.2 million
Diogo Jota	Liverpool	LW	Numbersup	87	465,000
Ousmane Dembele	Barcelona	RW	Rulebreakers	86	450,000
Marcus Rashford	Manchester United	LM	Versus – Fire	88	429,000
Raheem Sterling	Manchester City	RW	Winter Wildcards	90	360,000
Heung Min Son	Tottenham Hotspur	LM	RTTK	90	340,000

Best cheap wingers in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team

If we’re completely honest, many of these players will be extremely expensive. Particularly if you’re just starting out, you might be looking for cheaper wingers while you grind for coins and packs.

• Read more: FIFA 22 Team of the Week: TOTW & featured players

Players with the all-important five-star skills will be too pricey to begin with, but there are plenty of cheap options that still have the pace to get around those pesky full-backs.

Player Name	Club	Position	Rating	Average Price
Yannick Carrasco	Atletico Madrid	LM	84	3,100
Leroy Sane	Bayern Munich	RM	84	3,700
Federico Chiesa	Juventus	RW	83	2,100
Christian Pulisic	Chelsea	LW	82	750
Raphinha	Leeds United	RM	82	1,500
Leon Bailey	Aston Villa	RM	82	900
Portu	Real Sociedad	RW	82	750
Diogo Jota	Liverpool	LW	82	850
Lucas Moura	Tottenham Hotspur	RM	81	1,000
Hirving Lozano	Napoli	RW	81	700

Those were our picks for the top wingers to sign in FUT 22. It’s worth noting that prices are constantly changing and are often slightly different on each platform.

We’ll update his guide throughout the year with even more meta players, and the best bargains on the Transfer Market.

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For more FIFA 22 Ultimate Team guides, be sure to check our similar lists of the best goalkeepers, full-backs, defenders, midfielders, and strikers.

Image credits: EA