What are all the Marathon classes? When you're trying to secure as much loot as you can physically hold, you need to pick the right class to ensure your team is equipped to tackle every scenario imaginable. Each Runner Shell has its own set of strengths and weaknesses, so you'll have to make a compromise. With the Marathon release date slowly approaching, it's time to start preparing to take on rival squads in the multiplayer game. By taking a closer look at all the Runner Shells, you can assess which Marathon class suits you best. Whether you're playing with friends, fighting alongside a random group of players, or braving it alone, here's what you need to know about the Marathon Runner Shells and their abilities.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Marathon classes - all Runner Shells and abilities

Razer's next flagship gaming mouse might have just been spotted at the recent VCT Americas Valorant tournament. BBL member Rose was seen using a mysterious camouflaged mouse, and it looked suspiciously like a new Razer Viper V4 Pro. Razer has pulled such a move before, with us spotting the Razer Deathadder V4 Pro being used openly in tournaments months before the its official launch. That mouse went on to be one of the best gaming mouse options of last year, and I suspect the Viper will stand a good chance of earning similar honors.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Possible Razer Viper V4 Pro gaming mouse spotted in the wild, despite cunning camouflage

Not really sure you can stake a claim on the Middle Ages, lads. Kingdom Come Deliverance fans have been quick to criticize new medieval RPG, Knight's Path, for being, in their eyes, too similar to Warhorse's 2025 epic. Turns out, in fact, that anything striving for historical accuracy (even if there are wyverns in this one) will tend to look similar - that's probably why you're interested in it.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New medieval RPG becomes hot property overnight, but dev maintains it isn't just a Kingdom Come Deliverance clone

Following the rollout of a new Counter-Strike 2 update and the start of Premier Season 4, dozens of reports of unjustified VAC bans have been flying in from players. X and Reddit are awash with screenshots and clips of people being banned by Valve's anti-cheat in the hours following the update's rollout, with the majority claiming to be legitimate players that have never cheated - emphasis, as always, on 'claiming.' Among those being banned is one of the designers for the Alpine map that was just officially brought into CS2 in the new update. Something has clearly changed with VAC's detection systems - the question now is whether it's intentional or not.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Sizable VAC ban wave hits supposedly innocent CS2 players, including one of the creators behind a newly added map

Secretlab is well known for its gaming chair brand collaborations, creating some of my favorite gaming chair designs ever. From its classic Minecraft and League of Legends designs to its more recent Warhammer 40K options, it has an incredible selection. The latest, though, is perhaps my favorite yet, as Secretlab and Pokemon have just announced their new line of Secretlab Pokemon gaming chairs. Based on Secretlab's superb Titan Evo chair, which currently sits atop our best gaming chair guide, the new collection lets you choose from either an Eevee, Gengar, or Pikachu design, with the whole chair given a complete makeover.Read the full story on PCGamesN: This Pokemon x Secretlab gaming chair collaboration lets you nestle in with Pikachu, Gengar, or Eevee

Historians are still learning new information about George Washington's life, but one shred of lore endures: He had a thing for cherry pie. Is it really true?

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Christian churches have encouraged their congregations to oppose U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after many took part in bring migrants into the U.S. Clergy in Minnesota and beyond have