Nioh 3 lets you change several graphics settings to get the best look and performance. Some settings impact your computer more than others, so we’ll focus on finding the right balance between visual quality and smooth gameplay.
The PlayStation 5 has been out for almost six years and has sold over 90 million units, making it a clear success. However, some players still feel like it’s lacking something. Is a shortage of compelling games the issue? Will 2026 bring a significant improvement? Or should we start looking ahead to the PlayStation 6 … Read more
Jakotsu-Baba might look scary, but she’s actually not that hard to defeat if you know what to do. This guide will give you some fast tips for beating her in Nioh 3.
Since its release, ARC Raiders has consistently added significant new content every month. In November 2025, the North Line update introduced the Stella Montis map, unlocked by players faster than anyone anticipated. The following month, December 2025’s Cold Snap update brought a new challenge: a snowfall condition that damaged players exposed to the cold for too long. These ongoing changes and additions seem to have kept players engaged with ARC Raiders well after the initial launch.
Yet not every fall in mood translates into an exodus of tenants. When conviction remains, investors stash their money elsewhere, like a wary landlady hiding the silverware, waiting for conditions to tilt back toward risk-on and for the street loiterers to forget their rudeness.
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Yes, indeed! The officials have deemed it wise to treat crypto transactions with the same gravity as stock trades, rather than allowing them the carefree nature of casual peer-to-peer exchanges. Remarkably, this levy is set to apply even when one walks away from a trade without so much as a single gain in their pocket!
As you investigate the Iinoya area close to the Omomoji Junction Shrine, you’ll briefly hear a Mysterious Ninja speak before they vanish.
My previous comment might have upset some people, but I want to be clear: even though I’m part of Gen Z and don’t idealize the past, I deeply appreciate gaming history, particularly the games made by Rare. I completely recognize the huge influence of titles like GoldenEye 007, Banjo-Kazooie, and Donkey Kong Country on their respective genres and the generations who played them. However, Sea of Thieves is truly one of a kind. There’s no other game – and certainly no other live service game – that offers such a unique experience, with its distinct visuals, sound, and focus on player freedom.
I’ve been brainstorming for our next D&D session, and I’ve found 10 monsters that I think could really throw the players for a loop! They might not lead to epic, dragon-slaying moments, but I have a feeling these encounters will force everyone to think outside the box and really work together – which is always a good thing, right?