How to Talk to NPCs & Start a Fight With Them in Red Dead Redemption 2 Red Dead Redemption 2 presents a more ambitious version of the Old West than ever seen before, letting player trek across multiple states and areas. Technically a prequel to the original game, Red Dead Redemption 2 follows the exploits of Arthur Morgan, a member of the notorious Dutch Van Der Linde Gang. There are plenty of new gameplay options and mechanics, and quite a few things are even changed from the first game.

What the World of Light Map Looks Like in Super Smash Bros Ultimate Super Smash Bros Ultimate is finally available for the Nintendo Switch, and it features the largest character roster we’ve seen to date. Aside from just fighting other players locally and online, there’s also a rather sizable story mode you can check out. Here’s what the World of Light map looks like in Super Smash Bros Ultimate. As you can see from our screenshot above, the World of Light map is actually pretty darn massive.

Titanfall 2 Bigger weapons make better friends in Titanfall 2, the epic follow-up to the genre-redefining Titanfall. Respawn Entertainment gives you the most advanced titan technology in its new, expansive single player campaign and multiplayer experience. Combine and conquer with new titans and pilots, deadlier weapons, and feature-rich customization and progression system that helps you and your titan flow as one unstoppable killing force. Unite and destroy. Become One.

Being brought up in the Midwest has made me grow accustomed to inclement weather and storms. Luckily, gaming is mostly an indoor hobby. Our shelter protects us from the scary, stormy outside world and games take us to places where we can safely feel unsafe. As mother nature aims another well-placed storm at the good old USA it just feels right to run down a list of weather-appropriate games. So, let’s batten down the hatches and surround ourselves in the warm glow of these perfect rainy (and snowy) day games.

My Hero Academia Anime Like One Punch Man One Puch Man and My Hero Academia are very similar animes with one major difference, their main characters. Whereas Saitama gets incredible power right from the get-go, My Hero Academia’s Izuku starts out powerless. After a chance encounter with the world’s most famous superhero, however, he’s chosen as the inheritor to the power of All For One, and has to begin adapting to the incredible power he’s given.