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It Takes Two has released today, and players that are interested in picking up this co-op only adventure will likely be wondering how much they’ll be getting out of the game and how long to beat it. Players will be pleased to know that it has a rather long run-time in comparison to other co-op only games, such as A Way Out which was also developed by the same studio, Hazelight. [Read More]

Sonic Mania was a game born from the passion and creativity of the Sonic community. Rather than ostracizing and punishing budding developers that produced their own fangames, like most prolific publishers tend to do, Sega hired them. The result? One of the most beloved 2D Sonic titles of all time. Recommended Videos To celebrate the community and its creations, we’ve compiled a list of the best Sonic Mania and Sonic Mania Plus mods you can download for free right now. [Read More]

Magnemite has been a fan favorite Pokémon for a long time, thanks to its adaptability, powerful moves, and high attack speed. But how can you get Magnemite in both Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl? With that said, we will now tell you where to catch Magnemite in both Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl so that you can get the Electric/Steel-type as fast as possible. Where to Catch Magnemite in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl You can get Magnemite in both Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl by going to the Grand Underground and heading to either Glacial Cavern, Icy Cave, Spacious Cave, or Whiteout Cave. [Read More]

When you assault the Renegades’ stronghold at the end of Dying Light 2, you have to choose to either trust the Colonel or side with Lawan. While it may seem like a huge story decision, it only happens if Frank dies earlier in the game. If you managed to save Frank, then Lawan will be absent from this section of the game entirely. If you’re unfortunate enough to find yourself in this situation, then Lawan’s hot-headed personality will get you into trouble with the Colonel. [Read More]

Eridium is one of the currencies in Borderlands 3 that you can use to purchase powerful weapons and gear for your character.  Eridium is the found in the purple crystals you’ll see around the world.  If you’ve just started playing Borderlands 3 and you’re wondering how to break the purple crystals to get Eridium, this guide will explain what you need to do. You won’t be able to break the Purple Eridium Crystals until you’ve completed story missions To be able to farm the Eridium from these purple crystals you’ll actually need to be able to break them, and to do that, you will have to progress far enough into the game to unlock an item that allows you to do this. [Read More]

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has a side activity called Flyting, which is the Viking equivalent of a rap battle. You and your opponent exchange insults and boast about your own accomplishments while keeping a steady rhythm and making sure your verses rhyme. Flyting is an optional activity, but it increases your Charisma and can unlock special dialogue options in certain scenarios, so it’s important to at least try it once or twice. [Read More]

A new zone means new Dragon Glyphs to collect and Dragonriding Skills to learn. This guide covers the location of all eight Dragon Glyphs in the Emerald Dream, added in World of Warcraft Dragonflight: Guardians of the Dream. Don’t worry; these are the final Glyphs of the expansion. Probably. Recommended Videos How to Find All Dragon Glyphs in The Emerald Dream | Emerald Dream Glyph Hunter If you have the TomTom AddOn, which I highly recommend, paste the following coordinates in-game for the exact location of each Dragon Glyph in The Emerald Dream in World of Warcraft: [Read More]

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2020 is nearly over and we have seen a lot of evolution with the Pokémon Go Battle League over the last year, including multiple variant leagues beyond the basic ones that are typically offered. Last month saw ones like the Little Cup and now the end of December is bringing what is known as the Pokémon Go Holiday Cup. This is a special variant of the existing Great Cup that puts a CP limit of 1,500, but now with a limited pool of types of Pokémon that can be used within it on top of that. [Read More]

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet boast an impressive boost to the overall roster, with the Paldea region alone containing 400. But while you’re filling out your Pokedex, you might be wondering why certain Pokemon have appeared for you in battle yet not in the wild to catch. One such example is Passimian, showing up potentially in your Pokedex after encounters yet showing no habitat information while playing Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, and we have the reason why. [Read More]