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.
Joining a Twitch chat for the first time can feel chaotic. People chat in many different ways – some flood the chat with emojis, others share long blocks of text, and some just try to have regular conversations.
Alongside Baby Waluigi, Mario Tennis Fever is adding several new faces to the roster! Players will be able to play as Goomba, Nabbit, Piranha Plant, and Baby Wario for the first time, bringing the total number of playable characters to 38. The game also introduces 30 unique Fever Rackets, each with special abilities. Nintendo highlighted a couple of these, like the Pokey Racket, which sends enemies to your opponent’s side of the court, and the Golden Dash Racket, which significantly boosts your character’s speed.
I remember discovering Rate My Takeaway back in 2020 – it was exactly what it sounded like, a channel where they’d check out local takeout places and give their honest opinions. It blew up pretty quickly and has become massively popular here in the UK, which isn’t surprising – who doesn’t love a good takeaway review?
The first Life is Strange game centered on Max’s ability to rewind time, forcing her to choose between saving her friend Chloe and their town. While Chloe didn’t appear in the latest game, Life is Strange: Double Exposure, details about the upcoming Reunion story suggest both Max and Chloe will face significant challenges.
Version 3.0 is a huge update packed with new content! Players can explore real-world locations, participate in limited-time events, earn exclusive rewards and gifts, and unlock a brand-new Phantom Thief. This update significantly expands the game, so here’s a closer look at what’s included.
This major update introduces a new battle mode called Trial of the Astrolabe. This mode will challenge players with battles featuring unique rules, and each character will have a limited number of uses within these battles. We’re also launching Lufel’s Business Plan EX, a feature previously announced for new servers, now available with this update.
Before I dive into a detailed review, I wanted to let you know I’m handling this one a bit differently than my past Trails reviews. I’ll start with a quick overview of key information – hopefully helpful for fans – before sharing my more in-depth thoughts, all without revealing any spoilers.