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If you’re playing Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalice Chronicles on PC, PlayStation, or Xbox, you might have seen the “Rare Wares” trophy/achievement. It requires you to “Have ten different items produced at a poacher’s den that cannot be purchased from outfitters.” You can start poaching monsters from chapter 3 onwards, using a Support ability learned by the Thief class. When a character with the Poach ability equipped delivers the final blow to a monster enemy, that monster will be successfully poached, and a carcass will be added to your inventory.

This package contains both Anima: Gate of Memories and Anima: The Nameless Chronicles, offering enhanced graphics and gameplay. As we shared before, a physical version for PS5 will also be released.

Beginner’s guide: 15 things you need to know before you play – Whether you’re new to the game or a returning player excited for the sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, we’ve compiled a helpful list of tips covering both fighting and exploring the world.

This update introduces four challenging boss gauntlets. You can unlock them after completing the main quest, “Guardians of Azuma“. We’ve also added a new area to Summer Village, increased the size of your Storage Box and Seeds & Such, raised the maximum Bond Level to 100, and included many other improvements. You can view the complete patch notes below.

Starting in Chapter 2, you’ll be able to send units on Errands, which become available in most cities and castles on the world map. You’ll dispatch three units to complete these tasks. Keep in mind that some units are better suited for certain jobs than others. We’ve detailed these success rates in the table below.

Each book features beautiful cover art with a foil stamp and decorative stained edges. Inside, you’ll find detailed maps of Middle-earth, and you can easily keep track of your journey to Mordor using the included ribbon bookmarks.

We rounded up and compared all of the in-print Twin Peaks Blu-rays and DVDs below.

I recently rewatched In the Mouth of Madness, and it’s still totally mind-bending. Sam Neill plays John Trent, an insurance investigator who’s trying to figure out where a famous horror author went missing. It starts as a pretty standard investigation, but when he ends up in this tiny town, things get *weird*. Seriously, he starts to lose it as the line between what’s real and what’s made up completely blurs, and it feels like the whole world is in danger. It’s actually the last movie in what fans call Carpenter’s unofficial Apocalypse Trilogy – the other two are The Thing and Prince of Darkness. They all deal with these huge, world-ending kinds of themes, which is pretty cool.

If you’re not familiar with it, The Sword and the Sorcerer is probably the most perfectly named sword-and-sorcery fantasy film ever made. It centers around Talon, a famous mercenary who fights with a unique three-bladed sword. Talon discovers he’s the rightful heir to a kingdom controlled by a wicked sorcerer, and so he embarks on a quest to take back what’s his, rescue a lovely princess, and fight fearsome monsters-basically, everything you’d anticipate in a sword-and-sorcery cult classic. Although The Sword and the Sorcerer received negative reviews from critics, it was a financial success when it came out, and it’s considered a key film in the development of the swords-and-sorcery genre, which would later become very popular with audiences.

Red Dead Redemption 2, the acclaimed wild west game from Rockstar, is considered one of the best games ever made. It’s still highly recommended, especially for those eagerly anticipating GTA 6.