Starfield: How to Complete Red Tape Blues

Though infrequent, Monster Hunter Now will occasionally offer redemption codes. Recently, the Monster Hunter Now X (formerly Twitter) account released a redemption code in honor of the game achieving 5 million downloads worldwide.

Anniversaries are always a special thing in the gaming world, and today, we break down a very special anniversary of a pair of titles that truly changed the world when they were released in the United States and beyond. Pokemon Red and Blue Versions came out on this date in 1998 in the US, and when they did, they almost instantly set the gaming industry ablaze. Despite what people may remember, the original versions of these titles were released in Japan back in 1996, and some issues happened getting a new version ready for worldwide distribution. But eventually, they made it to other countries, and people ate it up.

If there's one thing I love in this world, it's trinkets. Tchotchkes. Doodads and thingamajigs. Nothing enables this desire for collecting crud more than a good old-fashioned Bethesda game. Forks, mugs, spoons, bowls—you name it, it's probably in my inventory.

In time-honoured Bethesda game tradition, Starfield players are using objects found in the game world to play Dominoes.

One of the most amusing takeaways from Microsoft’s leaked court documents is their hopes for further acquisitions. They’re a bit pie in the sky, to say the least.

Gaining XP fast in is possible through taking advantage of using an Outpost as a farm. This can be done very early in the game, so long as the player has gained enough credits or resources to build a little infrastructure. This is a very fast system to earn levels in order to build an OP character with the XP gained from the Outpost.

Red Tape Reclamation is the culmination of one of Mars’ most interesting storylines in Starfield. It sees players confront a thief and decide their fate, putting players in a powerful position that has an impact on the city of Cydonia.

Red Tape Runaround is a side quest in Starfield that has some of the most interesting choices for players to make. It starts out with a simple request for a package and can end in bloodshed, blackmail, or a messy arrest.

Remedy has long been a studio that wears its influences on its sleeve. From the hard-boiled police files of Max Payne to the New Weird foundations of Control, movies, TV shows, and books have long served as inspiration. This is no different in Alan Wake 2, which blends horror and detective fiction in creatively unsettling ways. We talked to Remedy to find out why these genres work so well together, discuss some of the game’s cultural touchstones, and how they bleed their way into the survival horror story, characters, and gameplay.

Solo: A Star Wars Storyapologists, rejoice: Not only is Donald Glover’s proposed spinoff series Lando still happening, but as the star’s brother/creative cohort Stephen Glover revealed this week, it’s being redeveloped as a Star Wars movie.

The quest named in offers you plenty of branching choices to approach a delicate situation between a Mars governor and the Crimson Fleet faction. Interesting twists and turns tie into multiple actions your character can take to earn different rewards from every conclusion to this mission. The position you choose as you discover more information about a hijacked ship leads to various, dynamic outcomes.

After one Starfield player stumbled upon a seriously overpowered gun, other players are giving out tips on how to find busted weapons.