Bungie will once again change how Enhancement Cores for infusion work in Destiny 2. Destiny 2 players will have better access to Enhancement Cores when Season of Opulence launches. In its weekly update, Bungie said it was once again changing how the infusion system works. When the next season rolls around, you'll find Scrapper Bounties have been removed. According to Bungie, the goal of the infusion system was to create a meaningful "

Over the weekend, I said something to a friend which sort of crystallized my thought process around Tales of Arise, the latest entry in the 26-year-old role-playing series from Namco. I said that if it were a Final Fantasy game, it’d probably have a sky-high critical reception and sell ten million copies. The declaration was hyperbolic, but as is often the case there’s a razor-sharp kernel of truth at the center of it.

The Boomsday Project is Hearthstone's thirteenth expansion if you include all of the Adventures released for the game, and it's a card set that turns once more to the kind of Mech-fuelled mayhem that powered 2014's Goblins vs Gnomes expansion. You can expect the usual mix of new cards, new keywords and single-player content with Boomdsay, and in this guide we've rounded up every last scrap of information you need to know about what's coming next for Hearthstone.

If you want the best New World weapons, you’re in luck because Amazon’s MMO offers a surprising degree of flexibility in weapon choices and how you wield them. That said, there are some weapons that perform better than others in most situations. The Hatchet, for example, is one of the best New World weapons in any situation, whether it's PvP or PvE, though others, including the Rapier, need a good secondary weapon to shine.

The medieval mayhem of Mordhau isn’t just limited to swords, shields, and the occasional pike. As well as sticking your foes with the pointy end, you can show them the way to the afterlife with a variety of siege weaponry - most notably for infantry, a ballista. Mordhau is still an improving game, and has been plagued by issues since its recent launch on Steam. One of these problems is having more than a few opaque systems.

If you’ve ever wondered why ReedPop, a company that runs multiple pop culture events such as PAX, NYCC, and MCM doesn’t have a pop culture news and features website, wonder no more. Popverse is live. Created by a team of world-class pop culture experts who have written for the likes of USA Today, Life, Entertainment Weekly, Publisher's Weekly, Marvel Entertainment, Newsarama, Paste Magazine, The Comics Journal, and The AV Club, Popverse will delve deep into your favourite fandoms.

Valheim received a big update that's going to put an end to some of your most nightmarish industrious designs. Valheim players recently devised a particularly brutal, way-too-efficient machination to farm Greydwarves, one of the game's enemies. The idea is to build fiery pits that trap Greydwarves as they spawn, infinitely farming them for their parts. It didn't take long for players to figure out that it's cheaper, and more efficient, to build and maintain these fires than going out and hunting the damn things normally.

FromSoftware's PS2 title Eternal Ring might just be coming to PS4. Eternal Ring was a PS2 launch title from FromSoftware, and in case you were too young to remember that, or weren't even alive back then, you can check out some gameplay in John GodGames' video above. Now that we're all feeling suitably glum about the inexorable onslaught of Time against the flowers of our youth, we can cheer up at the thought of some quality nostalgia, as an Eternal Ring PS4 trophy list has popped up on Exophase suggesting that we'll see the game appear on PS4 sometime soon.

Handing over a brick of heroin to a visibly paranoid dealer, I finalise the sale price using the DS stylus – and can’t help picturing a disapproving Shigeru Miyamoto. As the constantly smiling creator of Mario – the huggable godfather of gaming – Miyamoto seems endearingly innocent. Now, I’m using the device that brought us Nintendogs to push Class A drugs. Still, there are more pressing matters at hand. Finally agreeing to my price, the scruffy-looking junkie reluctantly hands over the cash.

If you thought it was tricky taking out Quiet the first time, get ready to try it on extreme difficulty. This is the extreme version of episode 11, so no chicken hat, no reflex mode, and it's hard as balls. Which are actually quite soft and squishy, but nevertheless. Eliminate Quiet Determine what to do with Quiet Neutralise Quiet without hitting her with lethal weapons Neutralise Quiet with non-firearm attacks Eliminate Quiet and decide what to do with her