Former LA Noire developers are reportedly working on a new 1940s game
Original developers of LA Noire are reportedly working on a new project.
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FF14 player counts around 21 hours of cutscenes in Dawntrail—making it the second longest expansion next to Endwalker—and I can't for the life of me tell you why
I've had time to finish Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail's main story—which landed to a bit of a mixed reception late last month.
Today's Connections Hints & Answers For July 6, 2024 (Puzzle #390)
Even the categories today seem to have a connection in today's puzzle, which can make it challenging but also makes it quite interesting. There are several times when it feels like the game's editor is trying to trick us, but this one does not feel like that so much as it feels like these categories are building upon themselves. It makes for a nice themed puzzle, if only vaguely.
Attention former RuneScape preteens: You owe it to yourselves to hear this official metal cover of the RuneScape theme
I like to think I'm above the influence of nostalgia. Did I spend hundreds—maybe thousands—of my preteen hours playing Old School Runescape back when it was just Current School Runescape, painstakingly fishing lobsters so I might one day piece together enough gold for my own set of rune armor? Yes. But that doesn't mean I'm an easy mark. Surely, age has sharpened by tastes. Surely, it'd take more than a licensed, professionally-produced metal cover of the RuneScape theme to impress me—
Stardew Valley Player's Farm Accidentally Becomes A Creepypasta Horror Story
Despite its overwhelmingly wholesome energy, has managed to send shivers down its community's collective spine after one fan discovered a particularly creepy glitch. It's very rare to encounter anything genuinely scary within the idyllic hamlet of Pelican Town but every so often, a strange incident breaks through the calm and reminds residents that there are odd creatures milling about the woods. The strange moaning sound that triggers during the rain isn't the only odd piece of audio that can be discovered during one's adventures throughout.
Deep Rock Galactic now has its own official heavy metal song, called—you guessed it—Rock and Stone
After years of gleefully saying «Rock and Stone!» to each other, Deep Rock Galactic fans can now finally sing it too. Italian metal band Wind Rose have collaborated with the DRG team to produce a song named for the iconic catchphrase, with a delightfully weird music video.
Zenless Zone Zero: Bardic Needle Guide (How To Upgrade & Tune Drives)
Drives are important tools to upgrade your Agents in , but you can only fine-tune these items at a place called the Bardic Needle. Located on Sixth Street in front of the Random Play video store, this building will be your go-to spot for enhancing the Drives you earn. However, you'll have to learn about the mechanics of this shop to maximize the potential of its Database.
How To Get & Use Drive Discs In Zenless Zone Zero
Drive Discs are essential items in that boost an Agent's stats like W-Engines, but you must reach certain parts of the game to unlock them. Although each Agent can only equip one W-Engine at a time, they can have up to six Drive Discs as part of their loadout. When trying to create solid builds, players need to consider both of these elements to get the most out of the playable characters available.