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The Spider-Man franchise has had a checkered history when it comes to video game versions of the web-slinger’s tales. Beenox, who’s been in-charge of the franchise since the critically acclaimed Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions was released back in 2010, has shown promise to Spidey fans, only to fall back to a sub-par effort with Spider-Man: Edge of Time in 2011. For games looking to re-create the magic of comic books and movies, Rocksteady has set the bar pretty high with the Batman: Arkham franchise.

Warframe is a game about acquiring Stuff, and like any game with a mountain of items to obtain, you may wish to avoid the grind via trade. Whether its a shiny new Atlas Prime to slaughter thousands of Grineer with, a much desired mod for your Twin Grakata build, or some extra plat for those sweet, sweet Harrow cosmetics, chances are you have something you want to obtain sooner rather than later. Trade is a massive part of the Warframe experience, and while you may not feel the need to interact with it at the start, it will prove helpful later in the game.

The ’80s Action Heroes event is finally here in Call of Duty: Warzone, and one of the new challenges requires players to find 3 Rambo POW Dog Tags somewhere in Verdansk. These Dog Tags appear in new locations based on the Rambo films, and they can be found all over the map. There are 10 locations where these tags can appear, and only one Dog Tag will appear in each location, so you’ll probably have to fight some other players to get to the tags first.

Dark Souls 3 leaves a lot of elements hidden away from the player. Sure, it explains the basics of the world, and of combat, but deeper stuff it just leaves for you to figure out. Unfortunately, one of these things that is hidden is the way you save and quit the game. Sure, you can rely on auto-saves to take care of everything, but that doesn’t always work. So, for those that really want to be sure they have all of their progress, here’s our quick guide on how to save and quit Dark Souls 3.

How to make more Gil as a Goldsmith is a bit of a tricky topic. Unlike other crafters like Weaver and Leatherworker, Goldsmiths rarely have crossover crafts that allow them to provide sought-after cosmetic items or any items for that matter that are not ingots, jewelry, or other very specialized crafts. However, this is a case where instead of moving on to another crafter, you should focus on Goldsmith’s strengths and aim to maximize your profit on each.

Fortnite is celebrating Star Wars Day with all new challenges and cosmetics, and you can get your hands on your very own Lightsaber once again now that Epic Games has unvaulted this fan-favorite item. While the other new weapons like the Mythic-rarity E-11 Blaster Rifle are exciting enough, Lightsabers are the real star of the show in the latest update. There are four types of them in total, each with a different color.

Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut is finally here, and players can find a Mythic Tale called The Legend of Black Hand Riku soon after arriving on Iki Island. Like the Mythic Tales from the base game, this quest rewards players with a special set of armor: the Sarugami Armor. This armor set features a unique perk that puts an interesting twist on combat, so players should definitely seek it out when they start the expansion.

We’re getting near the halfway mark of the trading sequence in The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and having to visit plenty of new areas to continue it. The last item we acquired was the Honeycomb after trading away the Stick in a different kind of fashion than usual, as we found Tarin getting chased away by bees and the Honeycomb itself left behind. You’re going to be visited a whole new area to trade it away and this guide will detail what you need to do to continue the trade sequence in The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening.

The Mount & Blade series first hit the scene back in 2008 and while it wasn’t particularly visually appealing, the kind of gameplay it brought to the table wowed the critics with its open-world sandbox that allowed you to head your own group of men, which could number up to the hundreds, and fight together with them on the battlefields as your own playable character. Some fun, extra side RPG-esque stuff was the cherry on the top.