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Nier Replicant: How to Save Your Game

Nier Replicant ver.1.22474487139 is an updated version of the Japan-exclusive Nier Replicant that released back in 2010. 11 years later, developers Square Enix and Toylogic has touched up the visuals and re-recorded the iconic soundtrack to make the game feel right at home in 2021. While Nier: Automata felt far more streamlined in its action, Nier Replicant is a lot more open-ended in typical JRPG fashion, with side and fetch quests to complete.

Persona 4 Golden Fox Social Link Guide: How to Complete All Requests

Persona 4 Golden is officially the first game in the series to release on PC, and it brings all of the additional story content and gameplay upgrades we saw in the PS Vita version. Aside from just battling your way through story dungeons, though, you can also take some time out to complete requests for the Fox’s Hermit social link. Here’s everything you need to know about the Fox social link and how to complete all its requests.

Quantum Break: Best Skills Upgrades You Should Get

Throughout Quantum Break, players will unlock six different Time powers that will help them on their journey. Each of the abilities are necessary for one thing or another, whether it’s defense, offense, or just a bit of help with solving environmental puzzles. As players progress, they will start discovering Chronon Sources. These orbs of time are Upgrade Points (UP) that can be collected and used to upgrade Jack Joyce’s, the protagonist, powers.

Returnal Biome List: How Many Biomes There Are

As you guide Selene across the hostile alien planet of Atropos, you’ll make your way through various biomes that drastically change the look and feel of the world. Each time you die, the game procedurally changes these environments so no two runs are ever identical. But just how many biomes are there in Returnal? Here’s everything you need to know so you can track just how much progress you’re making in each of your runs.

This Streets of Rage 4 Cosplayer Absolutely Nails Adam Hunter

Even months after I played through Streets of Rage 4 and had a great time, I’m still a little shook that not only did Streets of Rage 4 actually happen, but it was also actually really, really good! Sega please take note at what happens when you let loose a bit with your IP and let talented developers take a stab at them, OK? Anyway, with Streets of Rage 4 back in its rightful spot as one of the premiere beat-em-ups, of course cosplayers are going to react with some awesome takes on the game’s popular characters.