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Capcom will release a free prologue demo of Monster Hunter Wilds for Switch 2 on 19 October, ahead of the full game’s 4 December launch. It gives players a chance to try the game on the console amid questions about how its demanding visuals and performance will translate.…
In *Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse*, players must use a precisely timed whip attack to complete a Work of Mercy and earn a Blessing point for upgrading the Holy Cross arcana. The whip is a tool rather than a weapon, but it can enhance an attack with any weapon. After…
Reaching the Warrior, an early boss in *Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse*, requires finding a hidden carpenter’s crane in the Prison Tower. The route to the Roof of the Tower is blocked, so players must locate the crane and use it to reach the boss. The Prison Tower is north…
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Nintendo has announced a paid Expansion Pass for *Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave*, with its first content wave arriving on the day of the announcement. The release has prompted mixed reactions: some players are keen for the later content, while others question the cost and timing, and say the…
Nintendo’s Wii became a major success, helping popularise motion controls while also hosting acclaimed games across established and newer franchises. This ranking highlights ten of its greatest titles and notes that some remain unavailable on modern Nintendo consoles. The article discusses games including Wii Sports Resort, praised for…
Toy Story 3 Complete Edition brings the well-regarded 2010 movie tie-in to PS5 with a visual upgrade, showing that the game remains enjoyable 16 years later. Its mix of platforming and a sizeable town-building mode gives the remaster appeal beyond nostalgia. Players can switch between Woody, Buzz and…
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition is seeing a renewed rise in Steam players ahead of its tenth anniversary. The figures suggest the single-player role-playing game continues to attract people years after release, helped by a world that supports varied play styles and repeat adventures. Steam Charts…
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Mick Gordon has composed music for the climactic boss fight in *Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2*, bringing his heavy, high-energy sound to a sequel whose final battle is designed to feel much larger than anything in the first game. His involvement matters because it marks his first work in…