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Sony has joined Disney and Marvel Studios in shifting release dates due to production delays caused by the global COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. This news comes hot on the heels of Disney’s first slate of delays, which included Black Widow, The Eternals, and Captain Marvel 2.

Deadline reports that Sony’s untitled Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel will be moved back from July 16, 2021 to November 5, 2021. The animated Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse sequel will move from April 8, 2022 to October 2022. Also announced were new dates for Thor: Love And Thunder and Doctor Strange: In The Multiverse of Madness.

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With the April 23 update, Animal Crossing: New Horizons got a new special visitor: Jolly Redd, a fox who visits in his Treasure Trawler and sells art of questionable origin. You have to be careful when buying art from him, because sometimes, he sells forgeries. If you want to donate art to your museum, it has to be legitimate, so a keen eye for paintings, statues, and other art pieces is important. Plus, you don’t want to waste your hard-earned bells on a fake!

Below, we detail how to spot a real piece of art from a fake. As we continue to play and get visits from Jolly Redd, we’ll update this guide with images so you can be absolutely sure what you’re buying is legit.

How To Buy Art From Redd

The first time Jolly Redd visits your island–which will happen the day after Blathers tells you he’d like to expand the museum to include an art wing–he will wander around your island and sell you a piece of art sight-unseen. This piece of art should be legitimate. After that, he will randomly come to visit your island like many of the other special visitors in the game, and you’ll be able to enter his boat at the secret beach to the north of your island and inspect the art before you buy it.

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In Final Fantasy 7 Remake, the Elemental Materia is one of the best Materia orbs you can get, as it can imbue either your weapons with elemental power and your armor with elemental defense. However, this Materia can be incredibly easy to miss if you’re just gunning your way through the story without exploring every nook and cranny of each area. Below we detail where to find all the Elemental Materia orbs you can get and how it works.

For more guides, check out our FF7 Remake guide and walkthrough roundup. Otherwise, be sure to read our FF7 Remake review.

How Elemental Materia Works

As mentioned above, the Elemental Materia is a handy way to imbue a party member’s melee attacks with elemental power when attached to a weapon or increase their magical defense against a particular element when attached to armor. To explain, weapons and armor feature sockets that you place Materia into, and there are two variants of Materia sockets on weapons and armor: single, and linked.

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As you work your way through the slums of Midgar in Final Fantasy 7 Remake, you can’t help but meet Johnny, a colorful character who’s not especially bright. Despite mostly good intentions, Johnny can’t help but get himself into trouble almost constantly–but lucky for him, you’re there to bail him out. Tracking down all the game’s possible interactions with Johnny is worth the effort, though, not only because he’s pretty funny, but because it can net you a Trophy called “The Johnny Experience.”

Some of Johnny’s appearances in the game are mandatory, while others are tied to your choices, and a few are completely miserable. Here’s a rundown of all the places to find Johnny to earn the Trophy and follow one poor fool’s arc as he tries to make it in Midgar.

Chapter 3

Your first interaction with Johnny is part of the story. After completing at least one side-quest with Tifa, head back to the Seventh Heaven bar. You’ll see a bunch of people gathered nearby as part of the “Job Well Done” main scenario event. Head into the crowd to trigger your first Johnny scene.

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One of the tougher boss fights you’ll encounter in Final Fantasy 7 Remake is the Hell House during Chapter 9. If you’re not up coming into this one prepared, you’re likely to get wiped quick. Below we detail everything you need to know about how to defeat this seemingly sentient house.

For more boss tactics, check out our FF7 Remake boss guide. Otherwise, be sure to check out our FF7 Remake walkthrough and guide roundup.

How To Defeat The Hell House

The Hell House is a tough fight, so make sure you’re prepared. Spread magic materia between Cloud and Aerith so you have spells covering all four elements: Ice, Fire, Wind, and Lightning. It’s also a good idea to remove Elemental materia from your weapons for this fight. You need a balance of elements because the Hell House will constantly change its elemental affinity, using a barrier that will defend it from your attacks. That means that if you’re using Elemental materia and the wrong barrier is up, your physical attacks will be useless, putting you at a big disadvantage. You also want to bring plenty of ethers to this fight.

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May is offering a bit of a breather from the last few months of big releases, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing interesting coming out. The upcoming month is comprised of of some notable big-budget games, remasters, and ambitious Switch ports. You can expect games like Minecraft: Dungeons, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, XCOM 2 Collection, The Wonderful 101: Remastered, and more to keep you busy as we steadily approach the end of the first half of the year.

To give you a look at what’s ahead for PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch, we’ve rounded up all the biggest games of May 2020 below. For a broader look at the titles still to come this year, be sure to check out our list of game release dates in 2020. Otherwise, be sure to check this article often, as we’ll be sure to update it with more new release dates as the month continues.

The Wonderful 101: Remastered (PS4, Switch, PC) — May 19

A few months after Platinum’s overwhelmingly successful Kickstarter campaign, we’re finally getting the remaster of its Wii U cult classic The Wonderful 101. This Super Sentai-inspired adventure is like a cross between Bayonetta and Pikmin marked by Platinum’s signature brand of action. If you missed The Wonderful 101 the first time it came around back in 2013, then now’s your chance to finally experience it.

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