DJ Hero 2 song list revealed
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 900 words
| Patria Henriques
Activision has unveiled the list of "105 speaker-blaring tracks and club-shaking anthems that will be transformed into over 80 unique mixes" for DJ Hero 2.
FreeStyleGames' upcoming rhythm-action sequel boasts tunes from the likes of Eminem, Lady Gaga and David Guetta, as we discovered when we first saw the artist list, but now we know which songs are involved too.
The list of actual mixes remains a secret, but Activision will be posting "
[Read More]Face-Off: Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster on PS4
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 1398 words
| Mittie Cheatwood
Hot off the heels of last year's excellent PlayStation 3 and Vita remaster package, Final Fantasy X and X-2 land on PlayStation 4 with a string of upgrades - a remaster of a remaster, if you will. It's not been long since our last travail through Spira: precisely 13 months dividing this latest release from the last two. In that time, Square Enix has continued the same remastering process by updating even more assets and effects.
[Read More]Fire Emblem: Three Houses offers 200+ hours of gameplay
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| Patria Henriques
Fire Emblem: Three Houses director Toshiyuki Kasukihara has confirmed it'll take players around 80 hours to complete just one house in the upcoming tactical RPG, intimating the full game could take more than 200 hours to fully complete. In an interview with French website JeuxVideo at Japan Expo 2019 (thanks, GamesRadar+), Kasukihara and producer Genki Yokota also confirmed that your in-game actions and the houses you complete will determine your ending.
[Read More]Fortnite Spray Can locations: Where to find the 5 lost spray cans
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 418 words
| Mittie Cheatwood
Spray can locations are part of the Spray and Pray challenges, complete all of them for rewards, XP and cosmetics.
The challenge involves finding 5 spray cans located around the map. Each one is indicated by nearby graffiti art, with the spray can itself on the floor close by.
Grab each spray can to complete the challenge.
Note this particular challenge is no longer able to be completed. What's new?
[Read More]Kingdom Come: Deliverance tips - a guide to surviving Medieval Bohemia
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 1127 words
| Arica Deslauriers
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a bit of an oddity, in a lot of ways. Its systems are unusual and sometimes unclear, and its gameplay is built around them in a way that lends itself to the idea of realism and replicating the sensation of doing things for yourself.
Because of that, things are often done slightly differently to how you'd expect in the game, be that saving or potion-making or even combat itself.
[Read More]Kojima explains Metal Gear Rising switch to Platinum
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 563 words
| Fernande Dalal
Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima has explained his decision to switch development of Rising from Kojima Productions to Bayonetta creator Platinum Games. The original Rising, unveiled in 2009, got to the point where the staff no longer knew what the core of the game should be, Andriasang reports. Kojima believed the project would probably not be completed, and so it was cancelled in secret. Then, Platinum, which expressed its love of the concept, stepped in.
[Read More]Playing The Ascent on Xbox Game Pass for PC makes me wish I was playing on Steam
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 772 words
| Trudie Dory
The Ascent is a bit of a mess on Windows 10.
I've already reported how the cyberpunk twin-stick shooter's latest patch negatively affected the Windows 10 version of the game, with stuttering, poor framerate and other technical struggles experienced by players.
Here's the Digital Foundry video breakdown for The Ascent, tested on all Xbox consoles - and PC. I'm in the same boat. I'm playing The Ascent via Xbox Game Pass on PC, and therefore the Windows 10 version, and ever since the recently-released patch came out, it's been pretty much unplayable.
[Read More]Pokémon Go Dragon Week quest steps and research tasks explained
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 729 words
| Arica Deslauriers
Dragon Week in Pokémon Go is the first of three Ultra Unlock rewards.
The Dragon Week research is a quest with two Deino encounter rewards, making it well worth completing to encounter one of the more rarer Pokémon.
Meanwhile you can expect dragon-type creatures in the wild and the return of Rayquaza in Raids.
As with the set of Go Fest 2020 quests in July, you only have a set amount of time to get involved - so be quick!
[Read More]Sleeping Dogs: Nightmare in North Point review
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 997 words
| Mittie Cheatwood
United Front's open-world Hong Kong crime thriller wasn't exactly shy about borrowing from the Grand Theft Auto playbook when Sleeping Dogs launched back in August, so it's not that much of a surprise to see the developer taking inspiration from another Rockstar hit for this single-player add-on chapter.
Just as Red Dead Redemption looked to the darkness for its Undead Nightmare spin-off, so Nightmare in North Point drops a big bloody slab of horror into the neon sprawl of Hong Kong.
[Read More]The Witcher 3: White Orchard Secondary Quests and Witcher Contracts
Posted on March 1, 2023
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| 615 words
| Trudie Dory
The bonus quests in the White Orchard region of the Witcher 3 provide a gentle introduction to this pleasant but impoverished rural backwater, one full of occupying forces, farms, hostile peasants, wolves, and a ghostly presence at the well.
The first Contract mission you receive - Devil in the Well - isn't a particularly challenging one, but it should give you a flavour of how most of the Contracts are structured: talk to someone, do some Witchering, and then kill something.
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