Apex Legends is facing a widespread server outage as players from all over the world are reporting connectivity issues with the game. While some users are getting the “Can’t connect to EA servers” error, most are merely seeing an endless loading at the main menu. The server connectivity issue
Getting a “CPU does not have POPCNT!” error message when launching Apex Legends on your PC? Well, we hate to break this to you but it means that your processor isn’t supported by the game. If you’re seeing the POPCNT error, your PC most likely uses an old
Apex Legends doesn’t asks users to log into an EA account on the Xbox and PS4, nor is there any setting in the game’s menu to let players use their EA account in the game. But Respawn and Twitch are currently offering a free loot bundle for Twitch
Respawn and Twitch has partnered to offer a sweet loot in Apex Legends with an exclusive legendary skin for Pathfinder and five Apex packs for free to Twitch Prime members. To claim the reward, you need to link Twitch to your EA account. While it sounds simple, many of you
Even though millions of users are playing Apex Legends on their Xbox, you may still find yourself waiting for hours to play a single game as the matchmaking process puts you in an endless queue. Respawn acknowledged this issue last week and even rolled out an update to fix the
Respawn is rolling out an update for Apex Legends on all supported platforms with several bug fixes aimed at resolving crashing issues users have been facing on Xbox One and PS4. The update also fixes the slow motion bug which made characters move in slowly after being revived by a
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