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Over the ocean and through the woods Octopath Traveler 2features numerous towns and villages throughout the massive world of Solistia. If you’re intent on completing all eight of the main characters’ storylines, you’ll eventually need to reach the quiet and secluded Nameless Village. Octopath Traveler 2Nameless Village location, explained Unfortunately, theOctopath Traveler 2Nameless Village is one of the most hidden towns in the world of Solistia. Not only is it in a mostly unpopulated area of the world map, but it is even hard to find within its region....

After a brief phone call with Amy, Vivian learns that Amy is somewhere in the school’s theater. The theater is full of smoke, but it can be cleared easily with the help of the HVAC. Here is how to power on the HVAC inFear the Spotlight. How to repair the fuse box Take a right at the doors to the theater and head towards the Gymnasium. Head straight to the end of the gym and go left into the Mechanical room....

It’s a free upgrade if you own the PS4 version We’re seeing PS5 upgrades pop up in unlikely places, and that’s exactly how I’d categorizeTerminator: Resistance. Teyon’s “for the fans”-at-bestTerminatorshooter is getting an enhanced edition in 2021. More than just a visually-boosted 4K60 re-release with added DualSense support and faster load times,Terminator: Resistance Enhancedwill also have a new Infiltrator mode (“players can get under the skin of a T-800 series Infiltrator unit and strike out against Resistance forces”) and balance changes....

The version you always wanted The thought of theDiablofranchise coming to consoles yet again was something I found hard to believe. I had a front-row seat to the launch of the originalDiabloon the PlayStation, and to say it was a letdown is an understatement. But after I had gotten in some quality time withDiablo III, I actually had faith that the pared-down mechanics could actually work outside of the PC platform — the question is, would I actually play it all over again on a controller....

I can’t believe we still have exclusive amiibo Surprise!Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Furyis getting even more amiibo support beyond what we already knew was coming. Announced very quietly, buried within an explosion of news about the February-bound Switch release, came news that two other amiibo will work with the game beyond the already-announced Mario and Peach cat pair. Here’s the full passage from Nintendo’s email to Destructoid: “Bowser and Bowser Jr....

Dataminers dig up dirt (and data) In the face of competition from other digital PC game storefronts, Valve might be planning a loyalty program with hopes that it’ll give consumers some extra incentive to shop on Steam. SteamDB developer and data miner Pavel Djundik found evidence buried in Steam that indicates Valve is working on an account-level loyalty system with rewards of all kinds. Valve is working on loyalty awards/rewards....

If you actually thought the slimes fromDragon Questgames were cute, wait until you see their live action version. They look like creepy marshmallows covered in hair gel. The music and settings are right out of the games. There’s no voice acting in the film which makes it harder to figure out the story line, but since it was made in Japan it wouldn’t have been in English anyway. Right now this could be called the best video game converted to a live action movie ever....

Cloaked in Silence Metal Gear Onlineis still alive (though “well” is debatable), and a brand new DLC pack is arriving on all platforms today. Three new maps are in tow (all of which have a nostalgic element), as well as the Quiet character, for $3.99. There are also four $1.99 cosmetic packs on offer, in addition to a bundle with everything (and 550 MB) for $10.99. If you buy the DLC, you’ll get instant access to a survival mode, balanced around win-streaks, which arrives on April 7....

Has it really taken so long for something like this to happen? My JOURNALISM throws up no similar suits, save for a lone man filing over his scratched discs. If this is the case, then Microsoft hasfinallybeen served witha lawsuitregarding the notorious “Red Ring of Death” error found on the Xbox 360. Filed in The States — obviously — the suit claims that an excessive number of consoles have fallen prey to the infamous “three red lights” issue and that Microsoft hid the extent of the problems so it could compete against the Wii and PS3....

They’re actually giving it away! Boy, do I loveThrees.It’s a charming puzzle game; a sublime blend of simplicity and polish. It’s won many awards, including a ‘Best of 2014’ from Apple itself. Unfortunately, developers Asher Vollmer and Greg Wohlwend had their flavors chompedhardby the plagiarists behind2048and the con men behind putting2048on the App Store. Making a profit in the mobile space is difficult enough, especially when the free game biting your style is more popular than the product you’re charge for....

Charming adventure returns in 2021 Fans of life-sim RPGMy Time at Portiawill be waking up to the delightful news that developer Pathea Games is hard at work on an all-new sequel. Expected to launch in Early Access in the spring of 2021,My Time at Sandrockis currently in development for PS4, PS5, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. My Time at Sandrockhopes to expand upon 2019’sPortiain every way, with an overhauled engine, updated visuals and sound, and a wide variety of locations, tasks, and NPCs, all set within a beautiful “Miyazaki-style” world....

Fear the awesome pointyness of the Dragon Priest Here’s a new story trailer for the upcoming“Dragonborn” expansiontoThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimand it’s pretty much what I would expect. It has a bunch of dragons, both dead and alive, some wicked environments and a weary narrator. That Dragon Priest is creepy as hell, though. Meanwhile, the copy ofSkyrimwhich I bought for my wife sits unplayed. Trailers like this motivate me toward the idea of cracking the case and diving in but I think I’ll resist....

Those were the days While welcoming new employees to the Nintendo Tokyo Office, Shigeru Miyamoto fondly recalled a time in the company’s history when it wasn’t told go fuck itself whenever it announced a new game. Miyamoto, best known for creating the masterpieces that defined your childhood and also ruining that one game he totally ruined, gazed out a window at a herd of cranes flying westward as he recounted the bygone days when Nintendo’s Twitter feed wasn’t filled with people calling it a shitty company that doesn’t give a fuck about its fans....