Getting the Death Confidant (Tae Takemi) in Persona 5 Tae is a doctor that runs a clinic in a back alley near Cafe Leblanc. She sells you medicine off the books, but is willing to increase her inventory and lower her prices if you submit to some clinical trials. She’s also a romance option in Persona 5. You’ll need at least a rank 2 in Guts to get her Confidant contract past the first level, so keep that in mind.

Mega Evolutions added a new wrinkle into the decades-old Pokemon battle system that let many different, less viable creatures enter the fray. Pokemon Sword & Shield keeps with changing up the battle system and has great new form designs. That’s the other aspect that made these evolutions so exciting. Sure, your pals would become ridiculously strong, but they also got fantastic new designs. That’s great, but did Mega Evolutions make it into Sword & Shield?

The Galar region is the new locale that you’ll be exploring in Pokemon Sword and Shield and it comes packed with a ton of new Pokemon to catch, raise, and battle against. If you’re wondering just how many Pokemon there are in these new games, we have all of that info here just for you. How Many Pokemon There Are in Pokemon Sword & Shield The first thing that you should know about the Galar Pokedex is that there is a specific number of new Pokemon and another number of Pokemon that can be caught in the region or brought in from your other Pokemon games like Let’s Go and Pokemon GO.

As you venture on your quest to be the very best like no one ever was in the Galar region of Pokemon Sword and Shield, you’ll have been busy leveling up your Pokemon to conquer the Gyms in your path. That’s only half the story when it comes to training your Pokemon, though. IV (Individual Values) are an incredibly important stat you’ll need to take into account. Here’s how to get IV Checker in Pokemon Sword & Shield, and how to check the IVs of your Pokemon.

PS5 owners rejoice! A new exclusive is on the horizon and this time it’s Housemarque’s third-person sci-fi shooter, Returnal. Opting to shift away from the twin-stick arcadey shooters the developer is renowned for, Returnal sees players following the story of Selene, who after landing on an alien planet finds she cannot leave and is caught in an endless loop of dying and respawning all over again. The whole game runs in 4K 60FPS, and looks absolutely stunning from preview footage we’ve seen, so some players are likely wondering what the Returnal install size is on PS5.