If you find a Crested Key (or any similar item), a new quest called “An Encounter with Viator” will become available in the town of Valore. Completing this quest will allow you to add Viator, a wandering character, to your team. He’ll mention his goal of collecting all the Crested Keys to locate The Eight Sacred Treasures.
You can earn a trophy called “Treasures of Legend” by collecting all the Legendary Treasures. As a reward, you’ll also receive The Final Music Score.
The game rewards you with the “Music Aficionado” trophy or achievement for finding 30 out of the 40 available music scores. Don’t worry about missing any – you can collect them all at your own pace by using this list to find the ones you still need.
When the blue DualSense controller released, Walmart also offered some exclusive PlayStation items, including Astro Bot collectibles. You could get a 7-inch Golden Captain Vinyl Figure for $20 and a Pillow Plush for $16.88. We checked the plush – Walmart’s website says it’s 15 inches, but it’s actually a much larger 25 inches! If Walmart runs out of stock, Amazon has a similar Astro Bot bundle with a plush and throw blanket for $25, discounted from $30.
Technology is constantly evolving, and gaming accessories are becoming increasingly unusual. If you’re familiar with the keyboard made from jeans, a keyboard controlled by your feet might not even seem that odd at this point.
Looking ahead to 2026, it promises to be an incredible year for gaming. We’re expecting the long-awaited release of GTA 6, which is likely to be a massive success, and Insomniac Games will be launching a new Wolverine game – the first in over 16 years – to continue the excitement around Marvel games.
I was reading the Steam subreddit today and saw a post about the new rule where games have to say if they used AI to help make them. It’s funny, because Tim Sweeney from Epic Games recently said he thought this whole thing was unnecessary! But this user, u/G_aster, thinks it doesn’t go far enough. They actually want a way to hide games that used AI! The comments section was pretty lively, with a lot of people reacting to that idea.
Battlestate Games has recognized a streamer known as Tigz as the first player to successfully complete an escape from Tarkov in their popular first-person shooter game. The developers shared a congratulatory message on Instagram, saying, “Congratulations to Tigz on being the first to Escape From Tarkov. You survived. But at what cost?”
As more people stream real-life content, platforms like Kick, YouTube, and Twitch have been struggling with inappropriate and harmful broadcasts.
Matthew Beem is a hugely popular creator on YouTube, boasting over 7 million subscribers. He’s famous for his daring challenges and ambitious projects, often collaborating with other well-known online personalities like IShowSpeed, Adin Ross, and The Rizzler.