Like many tennis fans, I waited what felt like an eternity for a new Top Spin game, and at many points, I was sure we’d never get one. You can imagine my surprise when Top Spin 2K25 suddenly launched earlier in the year. While it isn’t everything I was hoping for as a sequel to maybe the best tennis game ever made, its current price ahead of Prime Day is more than worth it.Down from its launch price of $69.99 which I bought it for, Amazon is running a discount ahead of its big Prime Day sale that slices it down to $38.89. Personally, I’m a bit miffed at how limited its roster is compared to some other tennis games on the market these days, but its gameplay feels superior by far, and that’s why I’d happily recommend it for this kind of price. From the price history data I’m seeing, Top Spin 2K25’s cost has been slowly falling since launch, and besides a very brief stint in August when it bounced down to $29, this is the lowest it’s been. With more content being added by the developers, this Prime Day PS5 deal presents a good time to grab a racket and hit the virtual courts.Top Spin 2K25 | $69.99 $38.89 at Amazon
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When it comes to hoarding ammo, the best survival horror games will have you agonizing over your inventory as well as the terrors all around you. Sure, the best horror games offer plenty of chills and thrills, but there’s something especially petrifying about being pursued throughout your adventure in a relentless chase of cat and mouse while your bullets and health items rapidly dwindle… Be it Mr X in Resident Evil 2, the Xenomorph in Alien: Isolation, or Pyramid Head in the new Silent Hill 2 remake, the genre’s greatest hits always include formidable foes who just will not let up. The best survival horror games also often come with a psychological twist, meaning it’s not just the fight for physical strength that our poor protagonists need to contend with. There’s plenty more to come amid the litany of upcoming horror games, but for now, we’re here to focus on the top 10 survival horror games you absolutely need in your library. Keep your shotgun close.10. Resident Evil 2 remake Developer: Capcom
Platform(s): PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PCAlmost 20 years after its original PS1 release, Resident Evil 2 is back and better than ever. The …
Metaphor: ReFantazio’s UI design has looked absolutely stunning from the jump, and that menu design has been impressive even by the lofty standards of the veteran Persona developers’ own work. As it turns out, getting this stuff right is “really annoying.””In general, the way most game developers make UI is very simple,” director Katsura Hashino tells The Verge. “That’s what we try to do as well — we try to keep things simple, practical, and usable. But maybe the reason that we’ve achieved both [functionality and beauty] is that we have unique designs that we make for each and every menu. This is actually really annoying to do. We have separate programs running for each of them as well. Whether it’s the shop menu or the main menu, when you open them up there’s a whole separate program running and a separate design that goes into making it. It takes a lot of time.”In an interview with GamesRadar+ earlier this year, Hashino said that the team has “been really focused on making really good UI since Persona 3,” noting that because RPGs focus “so heavily on equipment and party setup and skills and using all these menus” they deserve much more TLC in menu de…
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Our Silent Hill 2 Remake tips and tricks have every piece of advice we wish we’d known before we sent James moseying into town. With a mix of advice on puzzles, exploration, combat and general survival, Silent Hill 2 can be pretty ruthless for the unprepared, especially when a four-legged mannequin springs on you out of the shadows like a jumping spider, but our help can make it a lot easier to get used to what’s lurking in the mist beyond. If you want the edge that could make the difference between life and death, here’s our top 10 tips for the Silent Hill 2 Remake.1. Killing enemies gets you nothing but peace of mind Killing enemies in Silent Hill 2 never gets you any reward beyond making the area safer. You’ll likely have to kill all the foes you come across when you’re in confined areas for your own safety, but when you’re exploring the town it’s far easier to creep or sprint past them – and considering you only ever go into those fights with everything to lose and nothing to gain, you might as well do just that. If you are going to take everything on, make sure you have all the Silent Hill 2 Remake weapons to make things easier. There’s even a chainsaw on NG+!2. Your radio is…
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Using this Destiny 2 The Final Shape guide, you’ll unlock new Exotic weapons, Prismatic powers, and more, helping you easily overcome the Witness. The campaign itself is reasonably straightforward, though it’s not without a few challenging missions and boss encounters, but once you’re done, you’re spat out into an endgame experience full of quests, activities, missions, and plenty of amazing loot and upgrades – as is standard for Destiny 2. Especially with the end of the universe approaching thanks to the Witness, it can be quite a lot to take in, and you definitely won’t want to miss any of it as you plunder the Pale Heart, so here’s everything you need to know when playing Destiny 2 The Final Shape.Destiny 2 The Final Shape review This expansion is an excellent addition to one of the best FPS games of the decade, providing a great payoff for Bungie’s flagship title. In our Destiny 2: The Final Shape review, we said: ” Even with some classic endgame grinding repetitiveness, it’s an incredibly well-e…