One of the most impressive things about Breath of the Wild is that there are just so many different ways to approach playing the game. Thanks to how the game was developed, players can approach the narrative linearly or they can choose their own path, including making a beeline for the final boss from the jump. In fact, the game is so user-friendly, that it seems that you barely even need to upgrade your character or eat food if you don’t want to, even if you’re completing the hunt to find all 900 Korok Seed collectibles.

Even with Concrete Genie releasing so late into this generation, you wouldn’t be blamed for wondering: Is it PS4 Pro compatible? After all, the game’s developer PixelOpus has gone all out in touting the game as an artistically driven work of visual splendor. Fortunately, we’ve done the leg work and found the answer for you. Is Concrete Genie PS4 Pro Compatible? Answered As of this article’s writing, Concrete Genie has been confirmed as PS4 Pro compatible by Sony via the game’s page on the company’s official website.

Full disclosure: I know a lot about Demon’s Souls. I’ve dabbled with the PS3 release, I know all about its good and bad endings, and I’ve heard enough about the punishing grind that is the hunt for the elusive Pure Bladestone. That being said, I’ve never properly played it myself. As someone who quickly fell in love with Dark Souls and Bloodborne, though, it was exciting to dive into Bluepoint’s remake and see where it all began.

How to Change Hair and Customize Character Appearance in Fallout 76 Bethesda is going in a slightly different direction with Fallout 76. Instead of being a massive single-player, open-world RPG, this time around we’re getting an online, shared world, multiplayer game with survival elements. However, the game still gives you the freedom to create your character and tailor their appearance to your liking. Here’s what you need to know about how to change hair and customize character appearance in Fallout 76.

The Resident Evil-centric website REVIL has reported that fans have discovered the face model for Claire Redfield in the Resident Evil 2 Remake. Jordan Mcewen is the person who is the face model for Claire Redfield in the upcoming survival horror game. She is a Japan-based model who has recently stated that she was in Osaka two years doing work for Capcom. You can check out some of her work on her Instagram page.