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Catching Shiny Pokémon is one of the most exciting aspects of . In-game events such as Community Day and Raid Weekends encourage players to log on with increased chances of encountering these rare Pokémon. However, Spotlight Hour events don't quite offer the same perk, which can be a problem when Shiny Hunting in .
Collecting powerful boons from the Gods and Goddesses of Olympus and the realms beyond is essential to a deep run in . Boons are offerings that can empower Melinoe with active or passive effects. Before diving into Erebus for another run, check out the boons available in.
Decorating and designing your dream island in Animal Crossing: New Horizions takes a lot of Bells and materials. There are hundreds of ways to decorate your dream island, but the grind to get there can be a little daunting, especially with so many items being seasonal or part of holiday events. You are always encouraged to go out and visit your friend’s islands via Dodo Airlines (as long as you have a Nintendo Switch Online membership) so you can trade for or snag some items from their islands. You might also have heard of special Treasure Islands you can visit. These are said to be jam-packed with all sorts of rare items to collect. As you know, you can’t randomly visit other players’ islands, so here’s how you can reach them.
is a mobile-first but PC-friendly action-RPG game developed and published by Netmarble. It's based on the immensely popular manwha-turned-anime, which follows the journey of humanity's weakest hunter, Sung Jinwoo, as he embarks on a quest that sees both his world and the planet turned upside down by what is uncovered along the way. It's an incredible story, and one that features a number of emotional beats that might not be expected given its title and genre — but at its best, it's a frenetic action property with memorable fight scenes and power-scaling moments.
Well, Microsoft's Windows 11 is about to receive its first exclusive ad featuring Xbox's Game Pass promotion under the "Settings" option.
There are ways in which you could play as a solo pirate in Sea of Thieves, but adventuring is so much more fun and rewarding when you’re part of a crew. Once you’ve gotten a handle on how to play the game, taking on voyages and attacking other players with fellow pirates is where the real fun begins. Alliances make it much easier to coordinate and team up with your fellow scallywags, but how you form them and all the benefits they can provide are somewhat obfuscated. It isn’t as simple as joining a party through a menu like in other games, so follow our treasure map to learn all about how alliances work in Sea of Thieves.
has a lot of secrets to discover and locations to explore, but this new indie game on PC, PS5, and Switch has one room in particular that's particularly useful if it's found early on. As an unusual take on the Metroidvania genre, is all about unique traversal methods and varied puzzles, so it's easy to miss important things by pursuing a different path. Although some of its secrets are intended to be nearly impossible to find in a normal playthrough, others are definitely designed to be ferreted out for the purpose of having a complete experience with the game.
Nintendo seems extremely serious about the security of the Nintendo Switch 2, going so far as to create a codename for the system's actual codename.