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Playing around with the different resources in reveals some interesting exploits that players can use to get a leg up in the game. With so many different spells, items, and interactions, it’s understandable that players might still be discovering new ways to play nearly a year after its full release. It wouldn’t be surprising if players continued to find more exploits for the game as time goes on.
As the last Sega home console, the Dreamcast was actually far ahead of its time. Unfortunately, fans were too burned by the company releasing so many consoles in quick succession. There was also the fact that Sony and Nintendo were firing on all cylinders with the best PS1 games and best N64 games around this time. In the end, it didn’t matter how good the Dreamcast’s lineup was if no one was around to play them.
World of Warcraft: Classic's Season of Discovery is Blizzard's way of shaking things up, a kind of WoW Remix that has something for everyone, as well as new challenges for the most dedicated players. Season of Discovery moves in phases, a bit like live service seasons, and entered its fourth phase on July 12, releasing new elements in waves: First a new level cap (60) with new runes and a new dungeon, followed by world bosses on July 18, and then the raids Molten Core and Onyxia's Lair on July 25.
If you’re looking for something to play this weekend, you should try out one of these three underrated games from the PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra game catalog. The first game is an RPG remake from Square Enix that can prepare you for one of August’s biggest game launches. Then there’s an enjoyable racing game from EA that you should check out before it leaves PS Plus next month. Finally, I recommend a remake collection of two cult classic platformers from Bandai Namco Entertainment that are worth your time if you’ve never played them before.
The nostalgia-driven primarily sees players partaking in over 150 bite-sized speedrunning challenges from across 13 iconic Nintendo titles from the 1980s and '90s, such as, and Super Mario Bros in a bid to recreate the feeling of the original from 1990. Players are then given specific grades based on how fast they complete these challenges and can proceed to unlock new challenges with their awarded coins.
Polyphony Digital has apologised to players for an “unintended” Gran Turismo 7 issue which is causing cars to blast off into the sky.
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One of the first choices players can make in is which powertrain to use for their cars, but this decision will have a lasting impact on their entire first season. When starting a new save file, players can choose from two options, either playing as an existing team or creating their own using 's new Create-A-Team mode. Within Create-A-Team, they can further choose from one of five Origins, each of which sets their stats to reflect a particular scenario, or "," which allows them to design their own stats.