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Metroid Prime Remastered was among the most celebrated announcements of a killer February 2023 Nintendo Direct presentation. It’s more than a simple HD port, bringing the game to even more vibrant life than its initial, still stunning GameCube release in 2002. It signaled a change in Metroid’s gameplay formula, shifting to a first-person perspective in a fully 3D environment. With this, however, came other significant innovations, such as the ability to drag items introduced in Metroid Prime Remastered.

It wouldn’t be a Bethesda game if it didn’t have some bugs and glitches. Some are minor, where the player can look past it, but the occasional mission-breaking ones prevent progression. Take the Eye of the Storm quest bug, for example, where the game informs you to “wait for the transfer process to complete,” but it never completes. This guide will cover fixing Starfield’s Eye of the Storm quest bug.

Flame Sac is one of the most common ‘Sac’ items that you will find in Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin and one of the earliest as well. Mostly utilized in creating fiery equipment, Flame Sac is a staple of the Monster Hunter franchise in general and an important material for whichever its usage being. Below we will see how you can find it the easiest way possible. How to get Flame Sac in Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin Flame Sac Description

Day and night cycles in video games have been around for ages, with them very often playing big parts in open world games such as The Division. Like the first game, The Division 2 also has a day and night cycle, but can you actually force a change between the two? This guide will explain how you can go from day to night and night to day in The Division 2.

It wouldn’t be a Resident Evil game without a bunch of locked doors, but Resident Evil Village actually has surprisingly few combination codes that you’ll need to find throughout the game. Most locks in this game are opened with keys or puzzles, meaning you won’t have to look for safe codes or combination lock solutions as often as you would in past entries. Still, some of the most valuable items in Resident Evil Village are locked behind combination locks that need special codes to open.

Borderlands 3 continues its superb shooter-looter addiction with the brand new DLC, and some new challenges ahead of us, including the Trial of Supremacy. If Proving Grounds is your thing, then you are in for a treat as Trial of Supremacy challenges everyone who dares set foot in the arena. If you want to find out how to join, make sure to check our guide below. How to enter Trial of Supremacy in Borderlands 3 Proving Grounds challenges are arena-like brawls, that pit players against waves of enemies, with goal to aim for the highest score possible.

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Players will need to be constantly prepared for anything in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Outside of abilities such as Ultrahand and Fuse, certain shrines within the game require items to be completed. The Mayaumekis Shrine, offering the Downward Force trial, requires arrows to be completed. But will unprepared players find arrows to be available in the Downward Force shrine, or will they need to return later in their journey through Tears of the Kingdom?

The Reclaimer is a strange alien device that you can randomly encounter in Returnal with a very vague description. The in-game description says the Reclaimer is “a xeno-tech device for recycling materials. Output unknown.” That seems normal enough, but there’s a giant warning label attached to the device that says it can damage Integrity. Integrity is the game’s version of health, so the device has the potential to damage you. That’s a hefty price in a game where health is a valuable commodity, but the rewards can be great if you’re willing to take the risk.