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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.

It really is the end of an era for Super Smash Bros. All twelve DLC characters have been revealed and the game is coming to its end in its development cycle. Every character reveal leading up to the initial launch of the game brought so much hype. Then the post launch content came, making fans eager with every Nintendo Direct. Now that the dust has settled, let’s take a look back at all the DLC character reveals in Smash Ultimate and rank them based on who made the best debut.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location has appeared on Steam with an announced release date of October 2016. Not that Five Nights at Freddy’s games ever really have a firmly set release date. The series has been famous for surprise releases well ahead of the announced date, and it would not be surprising if it happened again here. Still, October does fit with the previously announced timeframe of Fall 2016, and it makes sense as the release window for a horror game.

Your Palico is the purr-fect companion in Monster Hunter Rise, and at the start of the game you can change multiple parts of their appearance. You’ll want to design your buddy perfectly at the beginning though, since there’s not all that much about their appearance you can change after you create them. Visit a Buddy Board to change the appearance of your Palico in Monster Hunter Rise. The Buddy Board is where you’ll change the appearance of not only your first Palico in Monster Hunter Rise, but all of the ones you recruit later in the game.

Pokemon The Crown Tundra has a lot of content found within it, especially when comparing it side by side to The Isle of Armor. The return of all of the old legendary Pokemon is a huge deal, on top of other new legendaries like Calyrex and the two new Regis. There are also three Galarian variants of the classic Kanto bird trio for you to find, with Articuno easily being the most difficult to find.

Ruby Weapon from Final Fantasy VII has found its way into Final Fantasy XIV with patch 5.2, and like previous trials it comes with an Extreme variant. It will take a coordinated team to take the Garlean weapon down, and this guide should help you figure out how to overcome the Cinder Drift Extreme trial. There are two phases to this fight, much like the Normal Cinder Drift encounter, but for the sake of brevity and clarity I will be breaking them down into two articles.

Update 1.17 has arrived for Gang Beasts, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch. The developer for Gang Beasts has now released a new update for the game. It appears this new update is exclusive only to the PS4 version. The version number for the patch is 1.17. One of the additions of the new patch is optimizing the stages of Wheel, Aquarium and Tower.

As you begin your quest to become the ultimate apex predator: a massive bull shark, you’ll be presented with many challenges. Most of these can be overcome with patience and a few solid bites, but others require some actual brain power as well. This is the case with the very first mission that has you leaving the confines of Fawtick Bayou, heading out to Dead Horse Lake and the sanctuary of its Grotto.

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.