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FFVII Rebirth has several main categories of World Intel. Some are better than others. http://dlvr.it/T3XcFq

When you're a kid, playing outside in the summer as the sun starts to set, you know that the worst thing possible is going to happen: A parent is going to call you inside. You don't want to leave the playground. Playing open-world games, especially those like Cyberpunk 2077 and the most recent Fallout and Elder Scrolls games, can sometimes feel like that--a playground that we don't want to leave, while the developers are our parents, trying to look out for us. These games always offer a campaign of some sort--a story to play through that takes you through the major features their game has to offer. Compelling stories, though, often bring meaningful changes to their protagonists and worlds, and herein lies the trouble. For many players, we want our game worlds to stay ripe with possibility so that we can explore them with the excitement of them always being there, always having something new to offer us, and these changes can cut us off from that possibility. This problem ...

You'll want to buy these schematics first in Nightingale. http://dlvr.it/T3WGcP

These are the best Spectral cards in Balatro. http://dlvr.it/T3W1TW

Here, you can check out how many romance options are in the Persona and Fire Emblem series'. http://dlvr.it/T3W1Fr

The hit roguelike card game, Balatro, has been pulled from some digital storefronts due to an overnight ratings change. The issue has mostly affected EU storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and PSN Store. However, publisher PlayStack is confident that the game's availability on Steam will not be impacted. "This is not an issue with the stores themselves, however a reaction to an overnight change to Balatro's age rating from 3+ to 18+ by a ratings board without any advance warning, due to a mistaken belief that the game 'prominent gambling imagery and material that instructs about gambling,'" the developer said in a statement. PlayStack also clarified that it doesn't encourage or allow gambling, and finds the ratings decision "unfounded." PlayStack brought up this specific topic with the ratings board back in October and was given a 3+ rating instead of 18+.Continue Reading at GameSpot http://dlvr.it/T3VmzJ

Did you spot these Easter eggs in Netflix's live-action ATLA adaptation? http://dlvr.it/T3T13w