The new controllers are launching alongside the release of Mario Tennis Fever. You can pre-order a physical copy of the game now at Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop. Plus, the game works with the original Joy-Con controllers, which are still easy to find.
You can often earn rewards like credits, tokens, and trophies by entering codes. These are used to unlock and improve your towers and units, helping you get ready for more challenging gameplay. If you want to progress quickly without replaying the beginning levels too much, here’s a guide to the available codes and how to use them.
For the second season of his Prime Video competition show, MrBeast is switching things up. Instead of starting with 1,000 contestants, he’s beginning with 200, divided into two groups: a ‘strong’ team and a ‘smart’ team.
You can complete this quest with whatever gear you have, so feel free to start with an empty loadout if you prefer to play it safe. It’s always frustrating to lose good items during a quest! However, the area around the Red Tower – especially places like the Santa Maria houses – has some potentially valuable loot, so you might want to gear up first if you’re interested in exploring further.
There are two important things to note about this quest:
Okay, so I’m trying to finish “A Warm Place to Rest” and it’s sending me all over the Buried City! It doesn’t require scavenging, but because I’m running around everywhere, I’m realizing a totally empty loadout is a bad idea. There are raiders and ARC soldiers all over the place, and I’m constantly taking damage. Honestly, I’d recommend bringing at least a couple of good weapons and plenty of healing supplies. You really want to be prepared to stay alive while you’re running around completing the objectives!
A California judge has determined there’s enough evidence to let a jury decide if Elon Musk is correct in saying OpenAI broke its original agreement to operate as a non-profit. A trial is scheduled to start in March.
Okay, so I just heard about this awesome new thing – the MGA Miniverse Make It Mini Taco Bell Collection! Basically, it dropped on January 7th and it’s all about building tiny, super-realistic versions of my favorite Taco Bell food and drinks. I can actually make miniature tacos, burritos, and everything, then display them! It’s like a tiny Taco Bell restaurant I get to build myself, which is pretty cool.
Feel free to bring a basic kit with you to Dam Battlegrounds for this quest, since you won’t need to extract anything. The Research & Administration building, where you’ll need to go to complete the quest, is a high-traffic area, and you don’t want to lose valuable gear if you die there. However, if you enjoy player-versus-player combat, you might want to bring better equipment, as this location focuses on PvP. Ultimately, the choice is yours.
Instead of repetitive leveling, the game keeps things fresh with a variety of quick minigames. You earn cool cosmetic items as you play, letting you customize your experience and add a personal touch to each round.