Bloodborne PS4 Boss Guide

The sickly land of Yharnam, with its obscene litter of gravestones and coffins, is both your battleground and hunting ground in Bloodborne. Hardly anyone wants you here, and they mean it with every swing of a torch and every stab of a pitchfork. Your hunt will send you into repugnant sewers with giant pigs and labyrinthine forests filled with shrewd snipers. The road is long and hard, but you already knew this.

If you’ve been eager to play this punishing adventure by From Software, it’s probably because you’ve toughened yourself in their Souls series and you’re fully aware that this is its successor. That or you’re completely new to Souls games in general and have been interested in making Bloodborne your first. Luckily, the game is one of the PlayStation Plus free games of March 2018, which means you can finally dive into this dark odyssey for the first time if you haven’t already.

Like any Souls installment, there are a multitude of punishing bosses to defeat. Many of these nightmarish creatures are liable to give you a hard time, so if you’re having trouble defeating them, be sure to check out our various video guides for each boss below. And if you’re looking for more tips, be sure to check out our other guides, detailing 13 tips you should know before starting the game and how to defeat every boss in the base game.

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How to Beat The Cleric Beast

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All The New Overwatch Brigitte Skins

The newest Overwatch hero, Brigitte, is available now on the game’s Public Test Realm. And so are a lot of different skins.

In this gallery we’re rounding up all the Brigitte skins we’ve seen so far. As you’ll see Brigitte has Classic, Engineer, Carbon Fiber, and other skins available. They all seem to retain Brigitte’s same basic look but you’ll see that the skins give her outfit new colors and change the look of her weapon. One of the skins puts spinning gears on the middle of her shield. At least one of the skins also puts cosmetic equipment on her, including welding goggles and a tool pouch that goes on her belt.

Click through the gallery to see all of the Brigitte skins we’ve seen so far.

Brigitte is a Support-class hero who can heal and provide armor to her allies, hit multiple enemies at once with her flail, and equip a shield. With the use of her Shield Bash ability, she’s able to do some notable things, like stun Reinhardt through his shield, stop Reinhardt’s Charge, and stun Torbjörn’s sentry.

Spider-Man Faces Green Goblin/Carnage Combo This Week

With dozens of comic books to choose from, let us show you which are the best coming out this week. Take a look at this list spotlighting our favorite comics that we know are money-well-spent and new books that look cool and are backed by some top-tier talent.

Once you check out our picks, head to the comments to let us know what you’ll be buying this week!

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Writer Dan Slott | Artist Stuart Immonen | Cover Alex Ross (Marvel Comics)

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Rampage Movie Shifts US Release Date

Rampage will be released one week earlier than originally planned in North America.

As reported by Deadline, Warner Bros. has moved up the release date of the Dwayne Johnson-led movie from April 20 to April 13.

It’s worth noting Disney recently moved up the release date of Avengers: Infinity War, which will now open in theaters on April 27, so this release date shift for Rampage provides an extra week of breathing room before the release of Marvel Studios’ big superhero ensemble movie.

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Deadpool #300 Is the End for Current Creative Team

Deadpool #300 will be the last issue worked on by the current creative team of the past five years.

Newsarama reports the issue will end the run from writer Gerry Duggan, artist Mike Hawthorne, and Editor Jordan D. White, who if added up, comprise nearly 20 years of work on the series.

The three announced their departures from the anti-hero on their individual Twitter accounts, all remarking on how much they will miss working on the project.

In his tweet, White remarked on his seven year run with Deadpool saying, “I’ve been editing the Deadpool line for over half my career

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27 Must-Play 3DS Games

It’s been over a seven years since the 3DS first launched in Japan. A lot of Nintendo fans have shifted their focus over to the Switch, but the 3DS is still kicking, with Metroid: Samus Returns and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions being some of its standout games in 2017.

Now, seven years later, we’re taking a look through the 3DS’s impressive library and picking out some of the best games the handheld has to offer. From Zelda and Pokemon to Picross and Rhythm Heaven, the 3DS has a great game for pretty much everyone. Click ahead to see our picks for some of the best games on 3DS.

For more Nintendo, check out our gallery on the biggest 3DS and Switch games to play in 2018. If you missed out on last year’s games, see our picks for the best 3DS games of 2017.

Here’s When Rainbow Six Siege’s Big Operation Chimera Update Launches On PS4, Xbox One, And PC

Rainbow Six Siege is getting a big new update, called Operation Chimera, very soon, which adds new content and changes existing characters, weapons, and maps. Today, Ubisoft announced that it’ll roll out the patch to all platforms tomorrow, March 6.

On Twitter, Ubisoft stated that each version of the game will go down for an hour as the company launches the update. It’ll arrive first on PC, which will be down from 6-7 AM PT / 9-10 AM ET / 2-3 PM GMT. Next, the PS4 version will go down for maintenance and deployment from 7-8 AM PT / 10-11 AM ET / 3-4 PM GMT. Finally, Ubisoft will deploy the update to Xbox One from 8-9 AM PT / 11 AM-12 PM ET / 4-5 PM GMT.

The highlights of Operation Chimera are two new Operators–Lion and Finka–as well as the Outbreak event. Outbreak introduces a three-player cooperative mode to Rainbow Six Siege which tasks you and your teammates with fighting back against infected enemies.

In addition, the update includes a bunch of tweaks and changes to other Operators. For example, Ella is getting nerfed, Kapkan has his barbed wire replaced with impact grenades, and Blitz’s stats are tweaked so that he’s a 2 speed/2 armor character (previously 1 speed/3 armor). You can read the full Operation Chimera patch notes here.

Tomorrow, Ubisoft will also make Rainbow Six Siege’s 20 original Operators available for free, as well as all weapon attachments. In addition, there’s a new Siege game mode in the works, called Pick & Ban, that’s coming later this year.

A Gorgeous Game About Two Deer Finding Their Way Home In A Post-Human World With A Cat God

Australian game developer Anthony Tan has released the first trailer for his new game Way To The Woods–and it looks beautiful. The story is about two deer–a doe and her fawn–trying to find their way home in a post-human world. To survive and get home, they’ll need to find food and shelter, and get answers about some kind of cat god. You’ll also bash things with your antlers, of course.

What’s perhaps most striking about Way To The Woods is its gorgeous art, which was drawn by hand. If you’re getting Studio Ghibli vibes, that’s no accident. Tan said on the game’s website that Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke were major inspirations, along with Naughty Dog’s post-apocalyptic game The Last of Us. The music is stirring as well.

Way to the Woods, which has been in development for more than two years, is being made using Unreal Engine 4. The art was produced using Photoshop, Maya, and Zbrush. And the music in the trailer, which is haunting and beautiful at the same time, was composed by Tan.

All the more impressive is that Tan is just 18 years old. More impressive still is that Tan worked own Owlchemy Labs’ VR games Job Simulator and the developer’s Rick & Morty game.

Way to the Woods is due out in early 2019 for PC and potentially consoles. Needless to say, this is one we’ll be watching.

Pit People Review

Most turn-based tactical RPGs give me the sense that I’m guiding a crack squad of elite soldiers through deadly engagements with quick thinking and military precision. Pit People, on the other hand, feels more like herding a gaggle of semi-competent maniacs to an improbable victory over equally ridiculous foes. And when I came to terms with that, it actually ended up being a lot of fun.

The first thing Pit People hits you in the face with is the madcap music and signature, absurdist, oftentimes wonderfully unhinged art style of Dan Paladin, known from such games as Alien Hominid and Castle Crashers. From murderous pixies to boot-scooting unicorns that function as candy-colored artillery pieces, I was never given any impression that this world takes itself seriously.

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