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K.J. Yossman U.K. talent agency YMU has announced it is expanding into gaming and sports marketing with the integration of Digital Sports Mgmt (DSM) into its sports division. YMU has acquired a majority stake in DSM, which was launched in 2016 by Rob Wadsworth and Tom Henderson. DSM has worked with clients including EA Sports, Sorare, Avery Dennison and Warner Bros, as well as representing gaming talent such as Danny Aarons, ShaunaGames, and AJ3. As part of the merger, YMU’s services will expand to include esports consultancy, sports marketing, sponsorship brokerage, licensing, and live production.“YMU and Digital Sport Mgmt’s partnership strengthens our position at the crossroads where sport, gaming, technology, and entertainment meet and interact,” Henderson and Wadsworth said in a statement. “Our collective expertise will enrich the services we provide our talent and brand clients and will allow us both to scale into new markets. YMU is the perfect partner to expedite our business plan globally and in turn extend the YMU Group’s premium services into the future.”

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Activision has announced that Season 3 of Call of Duty Vanguard and Warzone is coming on April 27, after a new cinematic trailer released this week revealed the date.But the launch timing is far from the big talking point, as the developer appears to be teasing some sort of arrival or collaboration with Godzilla and King Kong.The two monsters have previously been featured in crossovers with PUBG Mobile, but this was around the time of the most recent movie release.Whilst there's no obvious reason for the collaboration to happen in Call of Duty Warzone right now, renowned leaker Tom Henderson has reported that something has been in the works for quite some time.The trailer in question, which you can watch just above, shows a team of soldiers finding Nebula bombs and warning they're about to be released by Nazis (obviously).“But what none of us knew was that a storm was on the horizon,” says the trailer narrator. “With Nebula, the Nazis had unwittingly shaken something awake, something far more powerful and fearsome than anything we could ever hope to comprehend.”For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.

early 2022” release for Ubisoft’s team-based skating game Roller Champions has been pushed back to late spring, as announced on the game’s Discord server.A fairly lengthy statement was posted on the server, starting with an explanation as to why the game has been delayed. It reads as follows:“After evaluating every possible scenario, the team has concluded that they will need a bit more time to deliver the successful game you deserve.

Activision Blizzard has confirmed that a sequel to Modern Warfare will be this year’s Call Of Duty. A new Warzone is also coming.The news was leaked earlier in the week via well-known leaker, Tom Henderson, on Twitter.

GTA 6 is on its way. GTA 6 is the much-anticipated sequel to GTA 5, which sold 110million copies.

Call Of Duty: Warzone is in development, with the title apparently coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC.According to a Bloomberg report about the future of Activision Blizzard following their acquisition by Microsoft, the next three Call Of Duty titles won’t be Xbox exclusives because of deals made before the purchase.Speaking to four people with “knowledge” of the deal, those titles include the next two instalments of Modern Warfare (with the first expected this year). “The deal also includes a planned new iteration of Call Of Duty Warzone.”The claim was backed up by “credible Call Of Duty leaker” Tom Henderson, who believes Warzone 2 will be released in 2023 alongside the second new iteration of Modern Warfare (currently being developed by Treyarch).Warzone 2 is literally that… Warzone 2.Current gen and PC only… No past weapon integrations etc.

EA turned down a pitch for a third Star Wars: Battlefront game, according to claims from a “past developer”.The claim comes from journalist Tom Henderson on Twitter (as spotted by VGC), who cites an anonymous developer.

Call of Duty will be a direct sequel to 2019's 'Modern Warfare'—and it looks 'amazing', according to a reliable industry insider.Journalist Tom Henderson, who has previously revealed accurate information about games like Call of Duty and Battlefield 2042 way ahead of release, confirmed that the next game will be called "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II". "I can confirm that the 2022 title is called 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II'.

Call Of Duty title to be released in 2022 will be called Modern Warfare II.According to industry insider Tom Henderson, Activision is planning on calling its next first-person shooter from Infinity Ward “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare II” while also hinting that “the artwork looks fucking amazing”, as first reported by PCGamesN.In a follow-up tweet, Henderson clarified his claims saying: “I can confirm that I’ve seen artwork that says “Modern Warfare II” – But this does not necessarily confirm the title is 100% Modern Warfare II as names can change during development.”If Activision and Infinity Ward are planning on calling the next game Modern Warfare II, this would be a rather confusing title as the 2009 CoD game goes by the same name.

Battlefield insider suggest that the Battlefield 2042 open beta will be delayed until October.First spotted by VGC, insider Tom Henderson tweeted that he believes the Battlefield 2042 early access beta will begin October 6 for pre-order customers, with the open beta launching October 8.These dates are yet to be sent to media/creators and are expected to be sent in the next couple of days. The dates found are in an internal system that I cannot share.So it's another 'trust me bro' for now.

Call Of Duty game will reportedly be a sequel to Infinity Ward’s Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot from 2019.According to Eurogamer, the upcoming game, referred to as “Project Cortez”, was revealed as part of a list of leaked game titles datamined from Nvidia’s GeForce Now.VGC has since confirmed that this is the upcoming Call Of Duty game, due to release in 2022.“It looks like Call Of Duty: 2022 is codenamed Project Cortez,” said insider Tom Henderson via Twitter.

Twisted Metal director David Jaffe has addressed recent rumours of a series reboot by saying he hasn’t “heard a thing”.READ MORE: ‘Glitchpunk’ offers a cyberpunk take on both ‘Grand Theft Auto’ and early access instabilityAfter Tom Henderson, a fairly reliable and prominent leaker of Battlefield and Call Of Duty games, took to Twitter with a cryptic suggestion, rumours of a Twisted Metal remake began to circulate.2023. pic.twitter.com/4jeDeHodre— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) August 13, 2021Jaffe, who is now a YouTuber, commented that he did not believe the rumour, and would be “very, very hurt” if it was true.

Battlefield 2042 is still a few months from release, but one feature may need re-balancing before it launches – how often it throws players into the literal eye of the storm via the new tornadoes feature.That’s according to noted leaker Tom Henderson, who tweeted that early testers found the extreme weather feature “fun and cool to see for the first few times, but they become very repetitive and ruin the classic [Battlefield] experience and flow of the map”Early feedback of the tornadoes in #BATTLEFIELD2042 are essentially "they are fun and cool to see for the first few times, but they become very repetitive and ruin the classic BF experience and flow of the map"— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) July 12, 2021Henderson goes on to say that

EA’s DICE LA studio, the co-developer of Battlefield 2042, has been renamed Ripple Effect, and reinforces that it is working on an unannounced project.In a blog post, the developer stated: “We’re currently working on a player-inspired experience for Battlefield 2042 and starting work on a yet-to-be announced project.”The unannounced game mode for Battlefield 2042 that Ripple Effect is working on is going to be revealed at EA Play Live on July 22.

Battlefield leaker, Tom Henderson, has followed up his recent Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks with a drawing of what looks to be a poster for the game.READ MORE: ‘Halo Infinite’ developer 343 industries is right – gaming shouldn’t feel like “a second job”The video from Henderson, a reliable and prominent source of Battlefield leaks, sees him draw a woman with an assault rifle standing in front of a sports car, backed by a modern cityscape.Jets fly over palm trees as a character uses a jetpack device similar to the jet suits used by the Royal Marines and other military forces. The Grand Theft Auto 6 logo also shows off a neon ‘VI’ hinting at a potential theme.Henderson coyly tweeted about the video, saying he “loves drawing concepts.

Grand Theft Auto fans reportedly face a lengthy wait for the sixth edition of the hit game, with an industry insider claiming that it may not be released until 2025. Gaming website Gamespot reports on a video produced by Tom Henderson, who has a track record for leaking information on huge titles such as Call of Duty and Battlefield.

Rockstar Games‘ upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6 is rumoured to have a modern setting, in order to build off the success of Grand Theft Auto Online.A new video from known Battlefield content creator and leaker Tom Henderson collates all the information he has been given on Grand Theft Auto 6.Henderson reports that the upcoming title will have multiple playable characters, including a woman who is  “the bright one in the group, responsible for things such as technology and hacking”.This ties into the game’s rumoured modern-day setting, which will build off the success of Grand Theft Auto Online, giving Rockstar freedom to develop new DLC and bring in existing players.Talking about the rumoured release date, Henderson says that the original 2023

Battlefield 2042 may be getting a cool new sandbox mode as its mysterious third mode has reportedly been uncovered.After EA Dice revealed the new Battlefield 2042 at E3, gamers were promised a mysterious new game mode in addition to All-Out Warfare and Hazard Zone.Now, Battlefield leaker Tom Henderson (via VG247) thinks he knows what it is.“Battlefield Hub is going to contain remasters of maps from old Battlefield titles,” he claims.“It’s going to be [these maps] on the Battlefield 2042 engine.

Battlefield 6 trailer have been leaked online.Reddit user Schipunov shared censored versions of the leaks via the official Battlefield 6 subreddit yesterday (May 18). They claim that the images were first leaked by “some dude called ‘hi93048234’ on Discord”, and noted that the pictures’ authenticity were supposedly confirmed by prominent leaker Tom Henderson.Uncensored versions of the leaks have since made their way onto Twitter and seem to show expand on the scenes that were seen in previous leaks, which appeared online earlier this month.

Battlefield game have reportedly been leaked.The two images made their way onto social media over the weekend, with popular Battlefield reporter Tom Henderson seemingly confirming their authenticity. The picture seem to suggest a  return to a modern setting; one features a missile being readied for launch with a tornado nearby, while the other shows several helicopters flying over a beach.here I made them a bit cleaner and sharper.