As a long-time Pokémon fan, I always thought there was an unspoken rule: Level 100 was the limit. Once your Pokémon hit that mark, it was basically as strong as it could get! Sure, a Level 100 Pokémon could probably take on the Elite Four all by itself, but going beyond that – leveling up to 101 – just wasn’t something you could do.
Today’s games tend to be quite lengthy, but many classic Super Nintendo games are still incredibly fun to play again and again. Whether it’s due to extra challenges or just wanting to relive the experience, some SNES titles are endlessly replayable.
Toasters are hidden throughout the world of ARC Raiders, specifically inside abandoned buildings like houses, apartments, and small shacks. After searching all the maps, we’ve identified the best locations to help players easily find and collect toasters in ARC Raiders.
Over the last ten years, Haki has become a crucial element in the story of One Piece. It was thoroughly explained around the time of the two-year timeskip and has only grown more important since then. As the story progressed after the timeskip, creator Eiichiro Oda introduced different types of Haki, including several variations. The most recent addition is advanced Conqueror’s Haki, also known as Conqueror’s Haki Infusion, which appeared during the Wano Country Arc.
Make sure you’ve finished the main story and seen the credits in Pokémon Legends Z-A before trying to start this side quest. It won’t become available until you do.
Battlefield 6’s bots have been a hot topic since the beta, with some players finding them frustratingly common and others appreciating the more relaxed matches they create. Recently, a new Casual Breakthrough mode was added, increasing the number of bots per game to 32. Now, the developers have explained exactly how these bots function within the game.
Finding these items in the game can be tough since there’s no guidance on where to look, and it takes a lot of searching. This guide will show you how to obtain them in Arc Raiders.
The Mega Dimension DLC for Pokemon Legends: Z-A arrives on December 10th, and it will introduce several new Mega Evolutions. We already knew about Mega Raichu X and Y, but a new trailer revealed Mega Chimecho and Mega Baxcalibur, confirming earlier leaks from when the game first launched. However, the trailer also revealed a surprise not mentioned in those original leaks: for the first time in the Pokemon series, players will be able to train their Pokemon beyond level 100.
If you’ve explored the areas for the Eyes in the Sky quest, you probably have a general sense of where to go. This is typical for most quests in ARC Raiders, so if you’re stuck, this guide will help you figure things out.
An update released for Pokémon Legends: Z-A on December 5th initially appeared to be a standard patch. However, players soon discovered it added a new post-game quest that allowed them to obtain both Diancie and a brand-new Mega Diancie form.