Wandering the post apocalyptic wasteland of Jackson, Wyoming or Seattle, Washington you’ll come across a ton of crafting material in The Last of Us Part 2. Alcohol, paper, scissors, and explosives are all tucked away inside of drawers or laying on the ground for Ellie to pick up. Once you have enough you’ll want to use them up to free up space for other stuff, and to creat useful items out of the currently useless material. Read More...
Fans are taking to NeoGaf to discuss what appears to be common practice in recent Rockstar titles, the inability to allow Steam integration with retail copies of their games.
NeoGaf user ‘fantomena’ has cited a post from a GamesPlanet team member and the listing on GreenManGaming that has the ‘other DRM’ logo on the Grand Theft Auto V page. Other users on NeoGaf have mentioned that this is normal for Rockstar Games since the end of the PS2 era. Read More...
Despite the name change, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is still a Borderlands game at its core. That means guns and weapons are at the heart of the experience, but players may find the initial pair of weapon slots lacking once they start amassing a massive arsenal of awesome weapons and spells. Thankfully, you can expand your arsenal and unlock more weapon slots in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands just like you can in the other Borderlands games. Read More...
