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Below: Crafting Recipes Guide
Learn how to craft the necessary tools to survive in Below.
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RDR2: Legendary Alligator Location
Tracking and hunting this massive gator will unlock several options at the Trapper.
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Fortnite: Giant Candy Cane Locations and Map
Here’s every reward available in the 14 Days of Fortnite Challenges so far, including tips for each daily challenge.
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Smash Bros: How to Get the True Ending in World of Light
Don’t miss out on getting the real ending to Smash Bros. UIltimate’s Adventure Mode.
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16 Mortal Kombat 11 Guest Characters We Want As DLC
While the Mortal Kombat series has never been shy about taking inspiration from popular culture, the last two NetherRealm games have really gone out of their way to include characters from other universes as DLC.
Mortal Kombat X’s DLC included a handful of horror icons like Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, The Predator, and a Xenomorph alien who all fit right in performing gruesome fatalities.
Meanwhile, Injustice 2 had the denizens of the DC Universe squaring off some iconic characters from other comic publishers, Hellboy and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Hell, even Kratos popped up in the 2011 Mortal Kombat. It’s entirely possible some of them will return, but who else?
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Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4) – Silver Lining DLC Review
Insomniac saved the best for last: Spider-Man: Silver Lining is what I wanted the first two chapters of The City That Never Sleeps DLC to be. Great character work across the board is not only fun in the moment but raises intriguing, farther-reaching implications for the story. And with diverse missions and a clear sense of resolution, this is just a much more satisfying day in the very dangerous life of Spider-Man.
Silver Lining’s story will only run you about an hour and a half at most, but its missions are some of the most varied of the three DLCs thus far, and all were a joy to play. Silver Sable’s return is a treat. I found her to be a bit forgettable in the main campaign, but with her dual desires to retrieve her gear from Hammerhead and work toward helping her home country, Insomniac has done a nice job of adding depth to her. Voice actor Nichole Elise’s strong performance proves less is more, as Sable can often say as much with an outreached hand as Spider-Man can in several puns – which she, amusingly, has very little patience for. The interplay between the two is a highlight of not just Silver Lining but of the entire City That Never Sleeps DLC trilogy.
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New Harry Potter: Wizards Unite Teaser Could Hint at Gameplay Mechanics
Niantic, the developers behind Pokemon Go, have released a brief teaser for its upcoming game, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. While at first the footage might seem a bit random and out of place, there are a few hints it might give about exactly what this magical mobile game has in store.
The official Wizards Unite Twitter account posted the teaser (which can be seen below), along with a caption reading: “Several riderless broomsticks were spotted flying off erratically in the Muggle world. Stay alert for any other cases of unexplained magical activity and sign up for the Statute of Secrecy Task Force!”
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Why Does Black Manta Hate Aquaman So Much in the DC Movie?
Jason Momoa’s Arthur Curry is pretty busy in the Aquaman movie. In addition to battling his jealous brother Orm — a.k.a. Ocean Master — for control of the Atlantean throne, Aquaman will also be battling Black Manta, an armored sea pirate harboring a particularly nasty grudge.
But just who is Black Manta? Here’s everything you need to know about Black Manta, why he hates Aquaman so much and why he has one of the more convoluted origin stories in the DC Universe.
Watch the video above to hear from director James Wan why he went full comic book with the film!
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Forza Horizon 4: Fortune Island Review
Forza Horizon 4’s first expansion may lack the unbridled madness of the previous game’s Hot Wheels expansion, and it’s not as immediately divergent as Blizzard Mountain was (which brought winter conditions and snow for the first time), but Forza Horizon 4: Fortune Island is a great add-on that features some of the most brilliant and fun stretches of road in the series to date.
Set on a fictional, high-latitude island far off the coast of Britain, Fortune Island is more of a driving purist’s playground than Forza Horizon 3’s more experimental DLC. The star attraction is the Needle Climb, a several-mile stretch of sealed switchbacks that winds up Fortune Island’s highest peak. The Forza Horizon series has been begging for a ribbon of road like this since the beginning, and the Needle Climb doesn’t disappoint.
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