As a big fan of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, I was so excited to find a guide that shows exactly where to find all the hidden schematics, comics, and newspapers during the Bandel’s Laboratory mission. It’s a lifesaver for completionists like me!
Back in May 2025, Dungeons & Dragons released a preview of new character options focused on horror, hinting at a larger book exploring darker themes. That hint became reality when D&D announced its plans for 2026, revealing that the first book would be Ravenloft: The Horrors Within. This new book continues the story from Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft, but is updated to work with the latest D&D rules from 2024.
In what can only be described as a masterclass in timing, Trump simultaneously proclaimed a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Yes, he’s positioning himself as a peacemaker while Congress is busy debating whether they should bother to constrain his war powers at all. Isn’t democracy just delightful?
Once players reach the bar at Der Harzerburg, they’ll find a secret money stash hidden behind the counter. If you’re having trouble accessing this area, this guide will show you how to get into the vent behind the bar in Mouse: P.I. For Hire.
This guide explains the tailpicking mechanic in Mouse: P.I. For Hire, helping players learn how to open even the most difficult and stuck locks.
Okay, so you can kick off the “They Call it Azurro Burgerro” quest once you get “A Bit of Curd and Pepper.” That quest starts in the Opera Ruins. Once you’ve got that, head over to Little & Big – it’s right across from Pepper’s office in the P.I. Office. You need to talk to John Brown, the bartender who’s usually hanging out on a stool over there.
With so many different versions of Goku appearing in Akira Toriyama’s original manga, the animated series, movies, and spin-offs like Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball DAIMA, and Super Dragon Ball Heroes, it’s no surprise that each new Goku is more powerful than the last. The strongest versions are unbelievably powerful, capable of destroying entire universes within the Dragon Ball world.
In 2020, Krome Studios and inXile Entertainment released a remastered version of the classic 1988 post-apocalyptic role-playing game, Wasteland. While the remaster received mixed reactions—some felt it didn’t significantly improve a game that was already quite old—the original Wasteland is still considered a highly influential RPG. In fact, its post-apocalyptic world later served as the basis for Interplay’s popular Fallout series, which debuted in 1997.
You can check how happy your Mii is by pressing the Y button to open the menu, selecting the Mii, and pressing A. Another A press will bring up a menu on the left side of the screen. Look for the ‘Happiness’ gauge near the top – the number next to it shows your Mii’s current happiness level. You increase their happiness by feeding them, playing games, or helping them when they show a scribble emoji. When the gauge fills up, their happiness level goes up, and you can then give them a gift.
Space Brothers follows the inspiring journey of Mutta and Hibito Nanba, brothers who witness what they think is a UFO in 2006. This experience sparks a dream in Hibito to reach the moon, and in Mutta, to travel to Mars. Fast forward almost 20 years, and Hibito has become a fully trained astronaut, while Mutta hasn’t made much progress. When Hibito succeeds, Mutta receives an invitation to join astronaut training, giving him a second chance to pursue his own long-held ambition.
