How to Place Benevolent Graves in Nioh 3 (Righteous Jaspers)

The easiest way to get Righteous Jaspers is to buy them directly from the Sudama merchant near the Hamamatsu Castle Town (East) Shrine. They cost 700 Gold each, and the merchant typically has 9 available. You’ll find this merchant right at the entrance to the Crucible, and they’ll remain there even after you defeat the first major boss in Nioh 3.

Nioh 3 Rarity Colors, Explained

In Nioh 3, each item has a base stat and several extra stats that are randomly generated. Items with the same name will always share the same base stat, but their extra stats will be unique.

Why Nioh 3’s Ninja Style Is Perfect For Ninja Gaiden Fans

The first two Nioh games centered around the samurai experience, but Nioh 3 introduces a new gameplay style called Ninja Style. This style gives players controls similar to those found in the Ninja Gaiden series, which might finally attract fans of those fast-paced action games.

6 Dragon Ball Characters Who Deserved Better Endings

Goku gets a fitting conclusion to his story by training Uub, staying true to his personality. However, not all the main characters in Dragon Ball fare as well. While characters like Vegeta, Krillin, and Bulma have satisfying and respectful endings, the fates of Gohan and some of Goku’s other friends are disappointing and feel unfinished, leaving you wondering if the author could have done more to develop them.

ARC Raiders Hotfix Addresses the Infinite Ammo Glitch

Popular streamers like TheBurntPeanut highlighted a bug in ARC Raiders that gave players unlimited ammo. It was easy to trigger: players just needed to quickly switch between their main and side weapons and then drop the side weapon to reload it with a full 100 bullets, no matter the gun. This meant even the best player-versus-player weapons could become incredibly powerful, even during battles. Luckily, the game developers, Embark Studios, fixed this problem much quicker than they fixed a previous issue where items were being duplicated.

Every Feature Confirmed for MLB The Show 26 So Far

Aaron Judge will be on the cover of the latest video game, marking the second time in the team’s history he’s received this honor. He was previously featured in 2018, making him only the second player to appear on the cover of MLB The Show twice. However, the game includes many other baseball players, and this year’s roster is more diverse than ever.

Upcoming JRPG Remaster Puts You in the Shoes of an Anti-Hero (and the Original Received “Strong” Reviews on OpenCritic)

What makes the new version of Tales of Berseria Remastered interesting is how recently the original game came out. Tales of Berseria was released in 2017 (2016 in Japan) for PC and PlayStation. Since then, many players have enjoyed Tales of Arise, which is likely what most gamers remember. Berseria’s initial release only on PlayStation probably limited its reach beyond dedicated Tales fans. Maybe that, combined with the recent surge in popularity for JRPGs thanks to games like Metaphor: Refantazio and Clair Obscur, is why Bandai Namco decided to remaster Berseria less than a decade after it first launched. Either way, Berseria is a great game for anyone who enjoys party-based RPGs, and this remaster is a good reason to give it a try, even if it seems a little early.