PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has recently gone free-to-play and rebranded as PUBG: Battlegrounds, but the game’s new tutorial has many players stumped. The introductory training mode sends players to a shooting range and asks them to shoot the targets in ADS Mode, but the game does a very poor job of explaining what that actually means. Aiming down sights as you would in any other shooter doesn’t work, and that’s because PUBG handles scopes a bit differently. Read More...
The Raccoon City Police Department has a number of unique locked doors in the building. These doors have markings on them for Diamond, Club, Spade, and Heart. To get in these doors you will need the corresponding key. These can be tracked down through exploration and some will be made available after completing certain points in the game. In this guide we’ll explain where to find the Club Key in Resident Evil 2. Read More...
Bayonetta’s Final Smash is a unique finishing move in the game where the time-bending witch will trigger an infernal climax with two different stages. Once you’ve broken the smash ball that appears on the screen while using Bayonetta, you’re going to want to get in position to do the most damage to the other player(s).
Once triggered, Bayonetta’s Infernal Climax Final Smash will slow down everyone except her. Immediately following activation (pressing B), a clock will appear that shows how much time you have to deal damage. Read More...
