Month: March 2020

Amazon has kicked off a new Warehouse sale that knocks an additional 20% off of used and refurbished goods like video games, controllers, and consoles. It’s unclear how long this promotion will last, but supplies are limited, so act fast if you’re interested in taking advantage of any of these deals.

Games like Death Stranding, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Control are all featured, as is one of the best Xbox One controllers for 2020, the Razer Wolverine TE, which will be compatible with Microsoft’s next-gen console, the Xbox Series X. Of course, if you want to save even more money, you can pick up standard Switch Joy-Cons, DualShock 4s, and Xbox One controllers at a nice discount.

One of the coolest offers in this current sale is the limited-edition Death Stranding PS4 Pro bundle, which comes with an awesome-looking console with a unique design. It currently starts at $360 for the bundle in “Very Good” condition. That’s an excellent deal, especially since there are plenty of great PS4 games to play right now and even more to come this year. These include Final Fantasy VII Remake, Ghost of Tsushima, and The Last of Us Part II. It’s still unclear just how many PS4 games will be compatible with the next-gen PS5, though Sony believes the majority of the PS4’s titles will be supported.

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Picard and the crew of La Sirena arrive at Soji’s home world. Chastity and Greg break down the plot and Star Trek Easter eggs from Episode 9.

If you’re unfamiliar with Animal Crossing or haven’t played in a while it can be a bit overwhelming. Fortunately, we have some tips that should help you get through your first few days and weeks.

Now that you’ve reached Doom Eternal‘s sixth mission, things are in full gear. You’re nearly halfway through the game, so keep at it! Below you can find a walkthrough detailing how to get through the sixth mission, including the game’s second major boss fight.

For walkthroughs of Doom Eternal’s other chapters, check out our guide hub collecting what we have up so far. We’ll be publishing more in subsequent days. But if you’re looking for more basic Doom Eternal tips, be sure to read our guide detailing everything you should know before playing. Otherwise, you can read our Doom Eternal review in progress.

Mission 6 Walkthrough — Arc Complex

Time to go meet a familiar face! As soon as the mission begins, immediately punch through the wall and follow this corridor to an elevator shaft you can hop down. After the doors open there are a few fodder enemies to take care of, and you’ll eventually be faced with a Mancubus and Whiplash. Once all the enemies are dead, the demonic seal blocking the path forward will disappear.

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MLB The Show 20 suddenly finds itself in an unprecedented position. The COVID-19 coronavirus has disrupted sports across the globe, and baseball is no different, as Opening Day of the 2020 Major League Baseball season was recently postponed for at least the next two months–and even that seems optimistic. It’s an unfathomable turn of events, yet it also means Sony San Diego’s latest baseball sim is now one of the only ways to experience the 2020 season of America’s favorite pastime. It’s a good job, then, that MLB 20 maintains the series’ consistently high quality. Refinements to fielding and hitting may only be incremental this year, but they add more depth to what is still one of the most compelling sports games on the market, while new additions and modes off the field increase the game’s variety as you chart a course towards World Series glory.

Fielding and defense received a lot of love in last year’s game, so MLB 20 adds a few more wrinkles without rocking the boat too much. The distinction between Gold Glove caliber outfielders and mere mortals is now slightly more pronounced, particularly when the CPU is in control. The best outfielders in the game are much more dialed in this year, reacting to the ball off the bat with authentic accuracy and a dependable first-step. On the flip side, the square peg you’ve lodged into the round hole in left field might struggle when it comes to reading the flight of the ball, committing a fair few errors over the course of a season as balls careen off the edge of his glove instead of nesting in its palm.

There’s also a new Extreme Catch Indicator that identifies those bloop singles and hard-sinking line drives that are right on the edge of being catchable. If you have a player like Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton patrolling the outfield, you might take a chance and attempt a risky diving catch on one of these tough-to-reach balls, knowing full well that he’s skilled enough to pull off a spectacular grab. With an average defender hustling towards the ball, however, you might prefer to play it safe and get yourself in position to gather the ball after it bounces. Surrendering a single is a much more positive outcome than laying out for a catch and completely missing the ball, resulting in a triple for the fortunate hitter.

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