Today Koei Tecmo released a new trailer of its upcoming Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection. The trailer focuses on showing the characters that will be playable in the Master Collection in action, including hero Hayabusa on top of Ayane, Rachel, Momiji and Kasumi. You can enjoy the trailer below. If you’re unfamiliar with the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection, you can read an official description below: “The NINJA GAIDEN: Master Collection brings the renowned action games to PC and consoles, allowing fans and newcomers alike to experience the tale of “super ninja” Ryu Hayabusa as he battles deadly fiends causing chaos around the world.

With the recent explosion of Phasmophobia’s popularity, the player base numbers have spiked on the solo project from Kinetic Games. Although it may seem simple, the in-game tutorial can be quite confusing for first time players, as the information given seems to assume a basic level of knowledge about the game and modern-day ghost hunting. Given the confusion, here is a guide on how to turn on your shoulder mounted flashlight in Phasmophobia.

How to Brush Your Horse in Red Dead Redemption 2 Forget dogs, it’s horses that are a cowboy’s best friend in Red Dead Redemption 2. Whether it’s carrying heavy pelt miles across a barren desert or helping you make a fast getaway from the O’Driscolls, your horse is the single most important companion in the game. So for goodness sake, keep the poor animal clean! Here’s how to brush your horse in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Honestly, there are certain features in games that’ll make you groan or sigh as soon as you encounter them. Hardly anybody is looking forward to hard-to-navigate underwater levels, fetch quests, or escort missions. Escort missions are the absolute worst, and even great games suffer from them from time to time. Here are 10 that’ll make you want to stop playing, save, then quit. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess – The Carriage Source: Bossman-D There are a few ways that this short escort mission can go very wrong, especially if you’re playing on the Wii.

Battlefield 2042 is the latest entry in EA and DICE’s popular first-person shooter franchise, and it’s finally releasing this month. While this entry doesn’t have a single-player campaign, it makes up for it with a nice variety of multiplayer modes such as the popular Breakthrough and Conquest, as well as the team-based, survival-focused Hazard Zone mode. You can’t always charge into all situations guns blazing, though; sometimes you’ll need to be a little sneakier.