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Epic confirms drop rates for Fortnite’s most coveted item, and it’s no wonder you haven’t seen one

  • The Pirate Shop Access Token drops once in every 135,700 chests on average.
  • Treasure Hours improve the odds, with boosts varying by reward and event.
  • The weekly gold outfit has odds of 1 in 1,562,500.

Epic Games has confirmed that Fortnite’s Pirate Shop Access Token is an exceptionally rare reward from Treasure Hunters chests, with odds of 1 in 135,700. The token gives players two weeks of free Item Shop cosmetics, and the disclosed rate followed community questions about how difficult it was…

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Ocarina of Time remake datamine suggests Master Quest is on the way

  • Game files hint at Master Quest returning.
  • A dataminer says it may require DLC.
  • Nintendo has not announced the mode.

Files in the new Ocarina of Time remake suggest that the tougher Master Quest mode may return, potentially as downloadable content. The clues have been found by dataminers, and Nintendo has not confirmed any DLC, so the mode’s release is not certain. Strings in the game files include…

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All map fragment locations in the Fortnite Chapter 7 mini season

  • Six map fragments will unlock a loading screen.
  • Two fragments are available so far.
  • They are at The $.$. Rocky and Lil’ Uzi’s Stronghold.

Fortnite’s “Treasure Hunters” mini season has introduced map fragments as collectibles, with six planned to appear over time. Finding all six will unlock the “X Marks the Zero Point Sliver” loading screen. Two fragments are available so far. The first, added on 1 November, is on the lowest…

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Steal a Superpower codes (November 2026)

  • Codes can offer free potions and packs.
  • Packs help unlock superpowers without boss fights.
  • No specific working codes are listed.

The article promotes Roblox’s Steal a Superpower codes, which can provide free items to help players collect powers and progress in the game. It presents the codes as a shortcut to unlocking abilities without defeating bosses. The listed rewards include potions for luck, strength, power and health, as…

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Ocarina of Time remake preserves its patient, timing-focused swordplay

  • The remake keeps Ocarina of Time’s combat simple.
  • Fights reward patience, timing and reading enemy attacks.
  • Dark Link is the strongest test of that approach.

The Switch 2 remake of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* keeps Link’s basic swordplay largely unchanged, resisting the modern action-game trend for parries and counterattacks. The article argues that this restraint helps the combat feel distinctive, rewarding patience and precise timing instead of adding more moves.…

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Mass Effect 3 modders further expand the trilogy’s final mission

  • Take Earth Back 2 expands Mass Effect 3’s final mission.
  • Players can assign allies before battle.
  • More than 300,000 people have signed the Save Mass Effect petition.

The Take Earth Back 2 mod expands Mass Effect 3’s final Earth mission, giving players more ways to use the allies and war assets they gathered across the trilogy. Its changes respond to criticism that the original Priority: Earth mission did not make enough use of those choices,…

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Roblox Wanted codes (November 2026)

  • No new Wanted codes were available on 8 November 2026.
  • Codes can award cash, crates, weapons and other items.
  • Check for updates and enter codes carefully.

Roblox’s Wanted is a heist simulator where players steal cash, gold and gems and build a criminal empire. The article reports that no new redeemable codes were available as of 8 November 2026, so players cannot claim fresh code rewards at that time. Codes can provide in-game cash,…

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Zelda: Ocarina of Time Is Guaranteed a GOTY Nomination. It Will Never Win

  • The remake is tipped for a Game of the Year nomination.
  • Its Metacritic score of 96 leads this year’s contenders.
  • The article predicts nominations, but no overall win.

The article argues that Nintendo’s new version of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* is highly likely to receive a Game of the Year nomination, but unlikely to win. Its strong reviews, striking visual overhaul and status as a major release make it difficult for awards jurors…

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Guide: Best Zelda Games Of All Time

  • Readers ranked Zelda games, including the new Ocarina of Time remake.
  • The list spans mainline games, remakes and notable spin-offs.
  • The excerpt highlights trade-offs in several lower-ranked entries.

The article presents a reader-ranked guide to the best games in The Legend of Zelda series, prompted in part by the release of a new Ocarina of Time remake. It offers a broad comparison for fans deciding how the latest game sits alongside decades of mainline adventures, remakes,…

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Pro Gamers typically don’t use OLED monitors, but you most definitely can

  • Tournament organisers usually choose LCD screens for consistency and availability.
  • OLED’s fast response and contrast make it appealing for everyday gaming.
  • OLED monitors often cost more and come in larger sizes.

Esports tournaments often use LCD monitors, but that does not mean OLED is unsuitable for competitive gaming. The article says event organisers usually choose and supply screens, prioritising consistent equipment and familiar 24-inch, 1080p models that are widely available in LCD. OLED offers fast pixel response, strong contrast,…

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