After a successful launch in China last December, the action game Where Winds Meet is coming to PlayStation 5 and PC on November 14th, and players worldwide are eagerly awaiting its release.
While Ocarina of Time is undoubtedly a culturally important game, it’s debatable whether it still deserves the title of the best Legend of Zelda game. Even the updated versions on GameCube and 3DS have noticeable flaws. In fact, several other Zelda titles offer improvements and could easily be considered the best in the series.
Many open-world games let players run at amazing speeds, usually by giving them powers similar to those of superheroes. Although unrealistic, this makes exploring the game world much more enjoyable, and it can make other games feel slow and limited in comparison.
The “A Reveal in Ruins” quest begins with Lance asking you to retrieve his ESR Analyzer from a pharmacy in Buried City. The easiest pharmacy to find is located on the eastern side of town, directly beneath Piazza Arbusto. It’s easily accessible without needing to travel through dangerous areas.
This game is a huge success, quickly becoming a major player in the shooter genre. It’s earned excellent reviews and is now the highest-rated multiplayer-only shooter in nearly a decade.
November was a fantastic month for gamers looking for freebies! PC players could recently get three games—Space Pilgrim Episode 3: Delta Pavonis, Bendy and the Ink Machine, and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit—for free. Though most of those deals have ended, Fanatical is now offering another chance to snag a free game on Steam.
I saw this post and then David Jaffe, who made God of War and Twisted Metal, replied with ‘This is an XBOX.’ It felt like he was copying Microsoft’s current ad campaign, and honestly, a lot of people online thought it was a really weird and not-so-great thing for him to say at this moment.
Once you’ve restored power in the main room using the book from Brun and Chao, go up the stairs to your left and defeat the enemies you find. Continue forward until you reach a covered bridge, then descend the stairs to a basement.
Most of the Skate-O-Ween challenges are fairly simple, but one can be tricky: landing an FS Boneless and then following it up with a series of other tricks to reach 666 points. If you’re stuck on the ‘Earn 666 points in Sequences starting with an FS Boneless’ task in Skate 4, here’s a guide to help you complete it easily.
In a tweet that could double as a dystopian novel’s prologue, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad (a manifesto for financial literacy or a capitalist fairy tale?) warned of America’s descent into “control and dependency.” To him, Bitcoin and Ethereum are not mere assets but “the people’s money”-a phrase that sounds suspiciously like a revolution’s rallying cry, albeit one with a 20% transaction fee. 🚀