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Ghost of Tsushima is a pretty forgiving game in terms of Trophies, all things considered. Despite there being a ton of collectibles, most Trophies don’t require you to find all of them–only the most important ones that usually have a direct impact on gameplay. There are a few hidden Trophies that require you to explore the game a little more, but they’re usually not too tough to figure out. And then there’s the game’s toughest challenge: the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy.

This hidden Trophy gives you very little to go on if you check it in the Ghost of Tsushima Trophy list. It suggests you need to “dress up as a legendary thief.” The name of the Trophy and its description are references to Sucker Punch’s Sly Cooper franchise, in which players take on the role of a heist-pulling raccoon–but figuring out exactly what you need Jin to wear in order to conjure up Sly Cooper’s classic yellow-and-blue costume can be tough.

Luckily, we’ve found literally everything in Ghost of Tsushima: every piece of armor, every piece of vanity gear, and every sword kit. We’ve hit 100% completion in the game and even unlocked the Platinum Trophy, and we figured out how to earn the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy. Here’s exactly what you need to wear to unlock it and how to find all the pieces.

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Madden 21 will not include the Washington Redskins’ name and logo, according to Kotaku. Instead, the game will feature the generically named Washington team until a new team and logo are announced by the NFL.

This change is being made to the game at the last minute, as the Washington-based football team only dropped the Redskins name recently. The team has not announced a new name yet, forcing EA to leave the Madden 21 team nameless.

“We are pleased to see Washington’s decision to change their team name and visual identity,” an EA spokesperson said. “We are quickly working to update Madden NFL 21 to feature a generic Washington team, while we await final word on the updated team name and logo design.”

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You can find a whole bunch of cool equipment to wear in Ghost of Tsushima, from the armor of a samurai warrior to the special, sneaky outfit of the Ghost. You’ll also find a bunch of Vanity Gear items to customize Jin’s look, like special headbands, masks, and sword kits. Among the special items you can find are several that are also Easter eggs, referencing developer Sucker Punch’s other games: the Sly Cooper series and the InFamous series.

Here’s where you can find all the Sucker Punch Easter eggs to dress Jin up with, including one set that unlocks a hidden Trophy that might be the game’s toughest.

We’ve got a whole lot more coverage to help you fight off the Mongols. Check out our Ghost of Tsushima guide roundup for our full walkthrough, collectibles guides, hot springs locations, side missions rundown, combat tips, and more.

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Warning: We’ve ensured that our guides contains minimal spoilers so you can still enjoy the game even if you need help finding and completing all the Mythic Tales. However, if you want to know nothing about the game before playing, stop reading now and consult this walkthrough later when you want to find everything.

There are heaps of story-focused side-activities to do in Ghost of Tsushima. As you explore, you’ll discover what the game calls Tales of Tsushima, which are vignette-style side-missions that further flesh out the world and its inhabitants. But there’s an additional type of side-mission known as Mythic Tales. Completing these extended quests can net you powerful weapons and techniques, further enhancing your ability to take on the Mongol invasion and numerous other threats causing chaos on the island.

There’s a total of six Mythic Tales to complete, and they’re primarily unlocked by completing story and side-missions. Below you can find where each Mythic Tale is located and a walkthrough of how to beat them.

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