Released earlier this year, *Elden Ring Nightreign* was an instant success, selling over 5 million copies and receiving great reviews. PC players quickly started creating modifications for the game, and these fan-made projects have become increasingly complex and detailed since launch.
There are countless ways to start a new game of Skyrim, offering many different story paths, roleplaying options, and ways to play. However, after spending over 300 hours in the game, I consistently found myself drawn to one particularly famous, and in my view, the most rewarding questline: The Dark Brotherhood.
Initially, I assumed my lack of practice with Wilds for a few months was the issue-I was really out of shape, focusing too much on my Hunting Horn songs, and taking a lot of damage. However, it seems Omega Planetes is genuinely difficult.
You can currently preorder it for $39.99 from several retailers like Amazon, GameStop, and Target. It’s surprisingly $20 less expensive than the digital deluxe edition that’s been available since the game’s release, which is great! Place your preorders using the link below and find out all the details about what’s included in this physical deluxe edition a little further down.
At nearly 90 years old, Curry announced in her recent video – “My ‘Goodbye’ to Skyrim” – that she will no longer be uploading Skyrim content.
In a recent announcement on Steam, Capcom explained that once Microsoft stops supporting Windows 10 on October 14th, they can’t promise that these Monster Hunter games will continue to work on Windows 10 systems.
In a YouTube video released today, titled “My Goodbye to Skyrim,” Curry announced that she was finishing her decade-long project of creating The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim content for her fans. She stated that she’d reached the end of her journey finding new things to share.
It’s not surprising that Microsoft is moving away from Windows 10, as they first announced this plan back in 2021. Now that more people are using Windows 11 than Windows 10, it makes sense for Microsoft to concentrate on the newer operating system.
The Omega Planetes boss in Monster Hunter: World is inspired by a boss of the same name from Final Fantasy XIV. While the Behemoth monster in Monster Hunter: World was based on content from an earlier Final Fantasy XIV raid, Omega is unique because it comes from a later, more challenging raid. Interestingly, all Final Fantasy XIV players will likely have faced Behemoth now, as its original raid is now part of the game’s main storyline. Omega, however, remains an optional encounter, only briefly appearing in the game after the main Heavensward story.
Dr. Doot, a Twitch streamer, has become well-known for uniquely playing video games while simultaneously playing the saxophone. Recently, they’ve been tackling the challenging game Silksong using their custom controller/instrument, and they’re making even the most difficult parts look surprisingly easy – honestly, it’s a little embarrassing for me!