Destiny 2 Allegiance quest: All Stand with Drifter or Vanguard decision steps explained

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  4 minutes  |  771 words  |  Fernande Dalal

Destiny 2's Allegiance quest is something new for the series - a decision to be made between two factions as part of the story. Not only does the decision to stand with the Drifter or the Vanguard change how you interact with certain characters, but it also changes the type of missions you'll play - and could have wider story implications down the line. It's worth nothing this has nothing to do with the Thorn quest, which was released at the same time during Forsaken's Season of the Drifter - so feel free to do that quest entirely separately when you are ready. [Read More]

Destiny 2 Lighthouse chest solution: How to solve the Compelling Book puzzle and find each Sign of Osiris

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  4 minutes  |  717 words  |  Mittie Cheatwood

The Destiny 2 Lighthouse secret chest is one of the more interesting aspects of the new Mercury patrol space. Until now Region chests in the main game weren't too difficult to find, but Curse of Osiris has one locked behind a seemingly impenetrable forcefield, right next to where you find new vendor Brother Vance. Akin the bell puzzle in Rise of Iron, gaining access requires you to activate a series of switches in order to access it. [Read More]

Dragon Age Inquisition - The Threat Remains, Corporate Vale, Hinterlands, Val Royeaux

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  6 minutes  |  1167 words  |  Mittie Cheatwood

Previous page Page 3 of 15 Next page When you've finished fighting the Pride Demon, talk to the boy nearby. Grab the loot from the ground, then take a look through the journal that's on the desk over in the corner. Next, walkthrough the door and take a left straight away to pick up the loot and the pair of Elfroot plants. Once you've picked them up, walk along the path and then go up the stairs on your left. [Read More]

EverQuest is bigger than EverQuest 2

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  512 words  |  Fernande Dalal

EverQuest is bigger than EverQuest 2, it turns out. EverQuest, the ground-breaking fantasy MMO that launched over 20 years ago in March 1999, currently has more subscribers, more monthly active players and makes more money than EverQuest 2, which came out 16 years ago in 2004. The factoid comes from a company called Enad Global 7 (EG7), which recently bought EverQuest owner Daybreak in a $300m deal. Daybreak historically does not disclose details for its games, but in announcing the deal, EG7 revealed specifics for the various titles under Daybreak's belt, the EverQuests included. [Read More]

Halo Infinite datamine reveals helmet attachments, weapon charms and an emblem based on The Rock's infamous fanny pack photo

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  388 words  |  Fernande Dalal

Halo Infinite's latest technical preview took place over the weekend, and of course the dataminers had a field day. Those willing to dig into what Halo Infinite, which was playable on PC as well as Xbox, has to offer unearthed everything from strange helmet attachments to memes. John Linneman, Rich Leadbetter and Alex Battaglia spend the best part of 40 minutes sharing their thoughts on the Halo Infinite technical preview. [Read More]

How Housemarque engineered Resogun for 4K

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  6 minutes  |  1186 words  |  Arica Deslauriers

If you own a PlayStation 4 Pro console and you've not added Resogun to your collection, you're missing out on one of the best showcase titles available for the system. Developer Housemarque has delivered a brilliant 4K presentation and vibrant HDR, while retaining a locked 60fps during gameplay. It's the same Resogun gameplay we've loved since launch, but beautifully retooled for the new generation of ultra HD displays. Essentially, it delivers the full promise of the Pro hardware where so many titles have come up just a little short. [Read More]

Resident Evil 2 Safe Codes and Portable Safe combination solutions

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  5 minutes  |  889 words  |  Arica Deslauriers

Resident Evil 2 Safe Codes and Portable Safe combinations are among the more difficult puzzles to solve. Though the former is eventually explained by finding Files and through other observations, the Portable Safe puzzle is unlike anything else in the game - and requires you to learn how it works due to its random nature. The good news is you don't need to find their clues, so you can open them as soon as you find them - and with some welcome inventory and weapon upgrades at stake, you'll want to. [Read More]

Rime and reason: beneath the meaning of Tequila Work's artful wonder

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  16 minutes  |  3396 words  |  Patria Henriques

Rime is much more than the serene Mediterranean adventure it seems. Warning: this article assumes you have finished Rime. If you haven't, you should! It's only at the end you understand something very important about the game, which makes it very special - Rime is much more than the serene Mediterranean adventure it seems. If that sounds like a spoiler to you, look away, but please come back again when you're ready for more. [Read More]

Splatoon 3's trailer hides a mysterious QR code

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  328 words  |  Trudie Dory

UPDATE: 2pm UK: The mysterious QR code hidden in Splatoon 3's trailer remains baffling to fans, who say an earlier attempt to enhance the image to show a release date - as reported below - may have been faked. The QR code - again, visible at the 55 seconds mark in Nintendo's trailer broadcast last night and available on YouTube - certainly exists. However, the ability to scan it is being hampered by the code's size and the video's quality. [Read More]

Steam has a new storage manager, and it's pretty nice

 Posted on March 31, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  238 words  |  Patria Henriques

With the upcoming release of the Steam Deck, it looks like Valve is adding more quality of life improvements to Steam. A new update has been released in the beta channel, bringing a new storage manager. The new interface features a tabbed view listing all the drives in your system, a visual representation of what types of files are taking up storage (games, DLC, and other apps), and a list of all the games in each drive. [Read More]