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Borderlands 4 features an enormous amount of gear – the game boasts billions of different guns created through its parts system. However, finding the exact Legendary weapon you need for your character build can be difficult, even when using known sources, as the combination of parts on those weapons isn’t always what you’re looking for. Players used to be able to get two Legendary weapons through Twitch Drops, but that promotion has ended, making those specific guns unobtainable now.

September 9th marked 30 years since the original PlayStation launched in the United States, beginning Sony’s journey as a major player in the video game console world. While the anniversary date has passed, celebrations continue with new PlayStation-themed merchandise still being released.

While this class can become very strong later in *Megabonk*, Bandit builds start a bit slowly. Players who find good Bandit weapons, helpful Tomes, and useful items will be able to power up quickly and defeat most bosses easily – except for the toughest ones that can’t be instantly defeated with the Bandit’s initial weapon.

To create the strongest Megachad character in *Megabonk*, focus on combining weapons, Tomes, and items that help overcome his slow speed and maximize his powerful, close-range, area-of-effect damage. This guide will show you the best choices for weapons, Tomes, and items – including where to find them, whether by trading with hat-wearing characters or claiming them from Moai statues.

The difficult part of this task isn’t the skating itself, but finding where to go. ‘Block Party’ isn’t actually a labeled spot on the *Skate 4* map. Here’s where you need to go to grind and finish the Block Party quest.

Monkey D. Luffy is the main character in *One Piece*, and he’s become incredibly strong, particularly in the current, final arc of the story. Early on, Luffy ate the Gomu Gomu no Mi, a powerful Devil Fruit, and has since learned to fully control its abilities.

Even though Digimon has been around for over thirty years and has inspired many games, it hasn’t quite become a gaming icon like some other franchises. Bandai, the company behind Digimon, often experiments with different game types, but they’ve been finding success lately. So, here’s a list of the best Digimon games of all time, compiled by someone who fondly remembers playing the original three games on PlayStation and even the less-loved Digimon World 4.

I was immediately impressed by how creative Crash 2 was. I especially enjoyed the central hub world, the diverse levels, and its bright, playful atmosphere. While Crash doesn’t have many moves, the game keeps things interesting with unexpected moments – like running towards the screen from a massive polar bear, or even riding on a small one.

The popular manga and anime series *One Piece* is now in its final arc, promising a dramatic and exciting conclusion. Creator Eiichiro Oda has been planning this part of the story for a long time, and fans are anticipating big developments.

With a new main character, enhanced combat, more weapon options, and refined open-world exploration, *Ghost of Yotei* demonstrates that Sucker Punch’s series still has exciting potential for growth. While maintaining the feel of *Ghost of Tsushima*, *Ghost of Yotei* offers several improvements, most notably a wider range of cinematic modes. The original game featured the striking Kurosawa Mode, but this sequel expands with two additional modes inspired by film and television, potentially exposing players to a wealth of new media.