Resident Evil Village is the eighth mainline entry in Capcom’s popular survival horror franchise, and it continues the story of Ethan Winters after his run-in at the Baker estate. The games makes use of the first-person perspective, which marks quite a drastic shift from your usual RE games. If you’ve pre-ordered the game, though, there is a bonus or two that might make the game just a tad easier. Here’s how to redeem preorder bonuses in Resident Evil Village.

How to Start A New Day in The World Ends With You Final Remix The World Ends With You Final Remix is a Switch port of the DS game that originally released back in 2007. In this version, the combat system has been streamlined to fit the Switch’s single screen setup. The graphics have also been redone, and players will enjoy a remastered version of the soundtrack. The game looks and sounds better than ever.

In the last two console generations, there have been quite a few game re-releases with some texture improvements, bumped up resolutions and faster frame rates. Today, we’re looking at which remaster collections contain the highest quality titles and the best bang for your buck. In order to work this out, we’ve taken the average review scores of the original iterations of the games, thanks to Metacritc, and then formulated the average score of those when combined together.

Cowboy Bebop, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gundam Wing, Dragon Ball Z; these are all anime that have had a profound impact on the medium, and ones that still get talked about to this very day. Among these kingpins of the genre is an anime celebrating its 10th anniversary, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and looking back now it’s clear that Brotherhood deserves a spot among the greats. It’d be fair to say that Fullmetal Alchemist has had just as profound an impact on anime as something like Dragon Ball Z, and even though it was incredibly popular at its release, Brotherhood has only become more beloved by fans and newcomers over the years, and for good reason.

How to Call the Eagle Senu in Assassin’s Creed Origins Eagle vision has been a key part of Assassin’s Creed since the original game but Origins, the new Egypt set iteration, takes that to a more literal point with the introduction of Senu, Bayek’s eagle side-kick. With Origins being a story about the founding of the Assassins Brotherhood, it makes sense for us to be told how eagle vision came to be.