Fortnite - Parenting book locations: Where to collect parenting books from Holly Hatchery or Retail Row explained

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  3 minutes  |  576 words  |  Trudie Dory

Looking for new reading recommendations? Here's where to collect parenting books from Holly Hatchery or Retail Row in Fortnite.Collect parenting books in Pleasant Park or Craggy Cliffs is the fifth of Week 7's legendary quests in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 7. Since this is a legendary quest, you must complete it before the next set appears or you won't be able to collect the XP it earns. This quest also continues the alien invasion storyline, including the tasks to construct a wooden hatchery, mark an alien egg, collect records from Pleasant Park or Craggy Cliffs and stoke campfires near different hatcheries. [Read More]

Itchy, Tasty is an enjoyably informal and informative account of how one of gaming's most iconic series found its feet

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  5 minutes  |  888 words  |  Patria Henriques

One of the great unspoken truths about video games, beyond all the intrigue and drama and the cold hard face of all that technology, is that they are made by mere humans. People like you and me, who face some of the same challenges, make the same mistakes, the same compromises, and experience some of the same triumphs and failures. Itchy, Tasty, a new look at the birth of the Resident Evil series from Alex Aniel, is as fine an illustration of all that as you'll ever see - indeed, perhaps its greatest achievement is how it goes beyond the legend that is Capcom's survival horror series and looks at some of the human stories behind it all. [Read More]

Lego Princess Peach set briefly appears online ahead of tomorrow's Mario Day

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  3 minutes  |  477 words  |  Fernande Dalal

UPDATE 10/3/22: Yesterday's leaked Lego Peach electronic toy and the Princess Peach's Castle set have now been officially unveiled by Lego and given a 1st August release date. Lego Peach has her own Starter Course, just like Mario and Luigi, which features Lemmy and a Lava Bubble. Princess Peach's Castle, meanwhile, includes Toadette and Ludwig, plus a throne room room where you can reveal Bowser. (Still, it's a shame this wasn't a full minifigure-scale set. [Read More]

Page 4 | Super Mario Galaxy Star Guide

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  7 minutes  |  1416 words  |  Mittie Cheatwood

Previous page Page 4 of 7 Next page Deep Dark Galaxy Star #1 The Underground Ghost Ship Make straight for that cannon hole and blast yourself over to the planet up and to the left. Aim for the invincibility star - it'll make life a lot easier when you land, surrounded by enemies. There's also a Fire Flower on the opposite side, but you need that to open the gate on the beach. [Read More]

PixelJunk Raiders review - a colourful roguelike that falls disappointingly flat

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  6 minutes  |  1115 words  |  Patria Henriques

A neat aesthetic can't disguise poor combat and a lack of anything to do. At first, you're having a fine old time. PixelJunk Raiders' combat, if a touch inelegant, is enjoyable enough, your colourful planetary exploration accompanied by the silky strains of otherworldly synth soundscapes. Jewels shimmer in the distance - their ruby glow is hard to miss, particularly at night - and you already hope that the crumbling columns jutting up into the sky over there will have some tasty treasure secreted amongst ruins. [Read More]

Pokémon Sword and Shield Hammerlocke and how to beat Dragon Gym Leader Raihan - available Pokémon, items and trainers

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  8 minutes  |  1583 words  |  Arica Deslauriers

Previous page Page 16 of 31 Next page Hammerlocke is the next stop on your journey to becoming Galar Champion - as is learning how to beat Dragon Gym Leader Raihan on your return later on, too. Your first visit will follow on from a return to the Wild Area and battle with Motostoke Gym Leader Kabu, which is where we'll pick up first on this page. [Read More]

PS5 downloads: How to redeem codes and find the download queue explained

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  3 minutes  |  586 words  |  Fernande Dalal

Learning how to access downloads on PS5 is needed for any digital purchase you might make on the console - especially if you have opted for the Digital Edition. Though accessing games already tied to your account is as simple as accessing the library on the far right end of the main menu - whether they are PS4 backward compatible games or PS5 titles - when it comes to redeeming games you have purchased elsewhere, you need to visit the Store first. [Read More]

PUBG weapons damage stats - MP5K stats, damage chart and the best weapons in PUBG

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  7 minutes  |  1393 words  |  Fernande Dalal

PUBG weapon damage stats become increasingly important as you begin to think more competitively about how you play the game. Different weapon stats are important at different times, too; DPS isn't very important for sniper rifles, for example, but it's one of the most important stats for SMGs. Here on this page we'll outline all the essential stats and numbers for each of PUBG's weapons, including the latest addition, the Bizon, plus our own choice of the best weapons in PUBG, with our own reasoning, further down the page. [Read More]

Ridge Racer 7 | Eurogamer.net

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  6 minutes  |  1199 words  |  Mittie Cheatwood

Page 1 of 2 Next page Dear Namco, DIFFICULTY LEVELS, DORKFACE! Signed, me. Anyway. Probably the best way to start this review is to simulate the experience of playing Ridge Racer 7. Bear in mind that, for the next few paragraphs, you will be the subject of my whim. You are a rat in a cage of my design. HAHAHA. Continue. Ridge Racer 7 is ostensibly Ridge Racer 6 with a few important changes. [Read More]

Three years on, how does Bioshock Infinite hold up?

 Posted on November 27, 2022  |  9 minutes  |  1876 words  |  Fernande Dalal

It's a peculiar sensation, looking back at another version of yourself and thinking "really?". BioShock Infinite was one of the very first games I covered professionally. I recall enjoying it at the time, but haven't thought about it much since that initial playthrough due to the tsunami of games that have demanded my attention since. Yet as I am about to take an extended break from both gaming and writing in anticipation of the birth of my daughter, I felt a strong urge to revisit this particular landmark in my life, as a form of taking stock, I guess. [Read More]