While the story in Pokemon Sword and Shield will keep most players content for a good chunk of time, in the end game, competitive battling is where the real grind as a Pokemon Trainer begins. To make things easier, the Destiny Knot returns in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Here’s how to get the Destiny Knot and what it’s used for.
Getting the Destiny Knot in Pokemon Sword and Shield To get the Destiny Knot, first you’ll need to beat the Pokemon League. Read More...
Blocking Attacks in Tekken 7 Tekken 7 is a relentless fighter, and if you’re going to be facing people online or at home, you will need to know how to block. Unless you want to face an onslaught of combos, of course. Then you’re fine. Just stare at your controller.
If you want to block and win some matches, though, go ahead and hold back when you’re about to get hit in order to do so. Read More...
Crew Credits are one of the currencies that you can use to pick up some sweet new rides in The Crew. However, this form of currency is much harder to get than just plain ol’ cash. Here’s how you can get Crew Credits.
Once you’ve burned through the 100,000 Crew Credits you get from joining one of the factions during the story mode, you’ll have to cough up your real-life cash if you want any more of the currency. Read More...
