Chelsea Stark
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Rutafu-um Shrine location and walkthrough in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
How to complete the Rutafu-um Shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, including its location and the full The Northwest Hebra Cave Crystal puzzle solution. → Read More
Jochi-iu Shrine location and walkthrough in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
How to complete the Jochi-iu Shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, including its location and the full Courage to Pluck puzzle solution. → Read More
PSA: Your horses from Breath of the Wild are in Tears of the Kingdom
If you have a Breath of the Wild save file on your Nintendo Switch, some data will transfer to Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Here’s how to get your horses. → Read More
Igoshon Shrine location and walkthrough in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
How to complete the Igoshon Shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, including its location in Wellspring Island and the full Orbs of Water puzzle solution. → Read More
Persona 3 Portable classroom answers — all questions and solutions
Persona 3 Portable tests your knowledge with classroom answers, mid-terms, and final exams. Find all the classroom answers and exam solutions in our guide. → Read More
Persona 3 Portable is messy, weird, and lovable on modern platforms
Persona 3 Portable will be released on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and via Game Pass on Jan. 19. It’s bleak, weird, and endearing, and still a classic RPG. → Read More
Can you turn off Atreus and Mimir’s puzzle hints in God of War Ragnarök?
Some players are hoping for a way to stop Atreus from telling Atreus how to solve every environmental puzzle, but there isn’t a way to do that yet. → Read More
The God of War Ragnarök accessibility settings you should try from the start
God of War Ragnorök has a ton of accessibility options that make the game accessible to more players. Here are a few everyone should know about before playing. → Read More
‘My body is ready’: How Reggie learned to speak Nintendo’s language of fun
Former Nintendo president and COO Reggie Fils-Aimé’s new book, Disrupting the Game, is part memoir, part business advice book. It details his time at Nintendo, but also his road to get there. Read Polygon’s interview with Fils-Aime on his book. → Read More
What is the Donation box and how do I get it? — Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide
The donation box is a new DIY project in the Animal Crossing: New Horizons, added in the November 2.0 update. It allows you to collect money from visitors to your island. → Read More
How to unlock Brewster and The Roost — Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide
Brewster is the iconic pigeon that runs the café in the museum, The Roost. Our Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide explains how to unlock him and how to get the cafe in ACNH. And then we’ll explain what there is to do at The Roost, from buying coffee to inviting friends. → Read More
How to unlock Brewster — Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide
Brewster is the iconic pigeon that runs the café in the museum, The Roost. Our Animal Crossing: New Horizons guide details how to unlock him and his cozy café. → Read More
Animal Crossing’s villagers will not let me escape my guilt for abandoning them
If you haven’t visited your ACNH island in a while, it may be hard to face your villagers without some guilt and shame. We took it on the chin to soften the blow. → Read More
Grand Theft Auto’s trilogy remaster coming Nov. 11
The combined remaster of Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City and San Andreas is coming to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC digitally Nov. 11, with a physical release Dec. 7. → Read More
Bravely Default 2 review: Bigger screen, few improvements
While Bravely Default 2 has the same novel gameplay from the original, the difficulty spikes and goofy art style make it a much more uneven experience. → Read More
Monster Hunter’s giant sword was almost too big for Tony Jaa
The props team on Monster Hunter, directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, had to work extra hard to faithfully recreate the weapons from the video game. While Milla Jovovich really got to swing flaming swords, Tony Jaa had a tougher time. Here’s how they made that giant sword. → Read More
Monster Hunter is shockingly, bombastically faithful to the games
Writer/director Paul W.S. Anderson’s Monster Hunter movie adaptation takes loving care to make sure every detail perfectly matches the Capcom game franchise. But it also has unforgettable action with Milla Jovovich at the center of it all. The movie is out now in theaters — here’s our review. → Read More
The PlayStation 5 makes it much easier to redeem PlayStation Plus titles
PlayStation Plus games are now much easier to redeem on the PS5, nestled outside of the PlayStation Store for the first time. → Read More
PlayStation 5 review: a hardworking beefcake
The PlayStation 5 isn’t taking any huge risks. Aside from the hardware’s unconventional design, Sony has offered all the features you’d expect from a game console in 2020. This is a platform for high-end gaming experiences. The release date is Nov. 12. → Read More
Monster Hunter Rise’s dog companion will be the player’s best friend
Monster Hunter Rise will let players do a lot with the new dog companion, the Palamute. The game comes to Nintendo Switch next year. → Read More