Ghostwire: Tokyo is a visual feast at every turn; a game this good-looking deserves to be played in the best graphics mode. Luckily for you, there are several graphics modes to choose from. At any point in the game, you can simply press the options button on your controller, open your settings menu, go to graphics, and choose whichever one you need. Here is your guide to choosing the best graphics mode in Ghostwire: Tokyo.

Persona 5 Strikers brings back everyone’s favorite characters from Persona 5, and there are even a handful of new things to keep the Phantom Theives’ journey across Japan interesting. Sadly, there are some notable omissions in the roster, but there’s still a large number of people to play as. To make things even better, most of the roster is unlocked from the get-go, granting players plenty of opportunities to experiment with their favorite Phantom Thieves as soon as they boot up the game.

Crippling is a skill in Starfield that increases the chance for enemies to enter into a crouching state, making them essentially handicapped and unable to fight back. To level up Crippling, you must continue putting enemies into a bleedout state. How do you do this? We got you covered; here is how you can put enemies in a bleedout state and level Crippling. Recommended Videos How to Put Enemies in a Bleedout State for Crippling Skill in Starfield The trick about putting enemies in a bleedout state in Starfield is using the right gun.

There are a ton of missions in Red Dead Redemption 2 and you can replay all of them to get gold medals if you don’t do it on your first try.  For all of the main missions in the game you’ll be rewarded with a gold, silver, or bronze medal upon completing it.  Each mission has objectives that must be met to earn these medals.  If you don’t get gold on your first try, you can replay any mission.

Recommended Videos Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes has a ton of different stories for the continent of Fodlan, including branching paths and of course, characters to recruit.  Breaking from the first game, Three Hopes presents you with Byleth as an adversary at the beginning, and a fearsome one at that, but players who know how Three Houses ends (or rather begins, they’re the avatar character) won’t be surprised to learn you can recruit Byleth to your roster.