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Boom Boom is an unlockable Amigo in Far Cry 6, and fans may recognize this pup from Far Cry 5. That’s right, the fan-favorite Fang for Hire, Boomer, has somehow made his way to Yara in Far Cry 6, and he’s ready to aid the resistance effort in any way he can. Boom Boom is unlocked via an optional side quest, so you can definitely miss him if you’re not paying attention.

Version 6.01 has arrived for Final Fantasy XIV, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch. This is the first patch to hit XIV since the release of Endwalker, the latest expansion for the critically-acclaimed MMO. While fans will have to wait until the 6.1 update to experience the next Main Scenario Quests and the Island Sanctuary, raiders have a lot to look forward to in this patch.

Genshin Impact’s version 2.5 “When the Sakura Bloom” is finally here, bringing to players not only the playable debut of Yae Miko, the Guji of the Narukami Shrine, and the game’s new 5-star Electro Catalyst user but also a new wave of content. With that said, and to make sure that you are fully ready to add Genshin Impact‘s new electro sub-DPS to your team, here’s everything you need to know about Yae Miko’s constellations.

Throughout the Halo series, barring Wars, Reach, and ODST, players have had Master Chief as their main playable character. The Arbiter took second fiddle in Halo 2, starring in a couple of missions, but it was always clear who was the real star of the show. This changes with Halo 5 however, as Spartan Locke has seemingly taken over as the game’s main character, despite what 343 assured fans before the game’s release.

Minecraft has a diverse range of flora and fauna scattered around the blocky world all ripe for discovery and with the release of Caves and Cliffs Part II, players have been flocking to Minecraft once again. Alongside the new species introduced as part of the plethora of content that Caves and Cliffs brought players, there have been one particular species there for a longer time and that is known as the Axolotl.

Do you have a fancy (or shiny) new Shadow Mewtwo that you’d love to use in raids and PvP battles? Not so fast! You see, those shadow Pokémon aren’t like normal characters. They’ve been kinda of tortured and pushed to their limits to deliver that much power in battles, which means their charge attack has been replaced by the useless Frustration. So what do you do? Well, you can always purify them and make them closer to normal, but then you lose that sweet attack bonus.

If you’ve been a long-time Pokemon GO player, there’s no doubt that you’ve heard of the Pokemon GO Plus, a device that will help you out in the game, even if you’re not currently playing on your phone. You’ll be able to do a plethora of different things with this device, including catching Pokemon, spinning Pokestops, and more. However, if you haven’t already gotten your hands on one of these devices, should you spend your hard-earned cash on something like this?

Pumpkaboo and Phantump have finally made their debut in Pokémon GO with part 2 of its ‘Halloween Mischief‘ event. Not only do they bring along their evolutions, Gourgeist and Trevenant, but also a brand-new ‘Size’ mechanic! In this guide, we’ll explain how to evolve Pumpkaboo and Phantump in Pokémon GO, explain how the new size mechanic works, if they have a shiny and, of course, where to find them. Pumpkaboo Size Explained Pumpkaboo comes in four different sizes: Small, Average, Large and Super.

Resident Evil 3 features a return to the Raccoon City Police Department fairly early on in the story, giving you control of Carlos for the very first time as you make your way through the RPD’s familiar halls. The RPD is identical to its appearance in last year’s Resident Evil 2 remake, including many of the same rooms and locked doors. While the entire building isn’t accessible in Resident Evil 3, you will be able to pass through the West Office at this point in the game, where you’ll find the very same safe from Resident Evil 2.