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When challenging ****** Kyurem to a five-star raid in Pokémon Go, you have to prepare quite a lot. You’ll want to curate your team to focus on ****** Kyurem’s handful of weaknesses, and there are a few Pokémon that are the best choices to bring it down. With many five-star raids, you’ll want to bring friends you to complete this encounter. Because ****** Kyurem is a fusion of Zekrom and Kyurem, taking it down might prove more difficult than previous Legendary Pokémon battles. You’ll want to bring more friends with you, and the strongest Pokémon you have in your roster. We’ll be covering all ****** Kyurem weaknesses and the best Pokémon you can use against it in Pokémon Go. View the full article

Those who are participating in Pokémon Go‘s Unova Tour 2025 event have the choice to select a research ticket featuring ****** Kyurem or White Kyurem. These two tickets come with exclusive rewards for one of these Legendary Pokémon, but you cannot choose them both. You have to pick between going with ****** Kyurem and White Kyurem at the start of the event, breaking down the various rewards and task you have to go through. Some players might not have a choice as they could only have a Reshiram or Zekrom in their collection, which determines what type of Kyurem they can fuse. Regardless, these are two different Pokémon, and there’s a clear choice you select. We’ll be breaking down if ****** Kyurem or White Kyurem is better than the other in Pokémon Go, and what makes these two Pokémon unique. View the full article

A newly discovered glitch lets Xbox Game Pass subscribers redeem a free copy of Dragon Ball FighterZ to keep on Xbox. However, the glitch might only work during Xbox's Free Play Days promotion, so gamers must act quickly to get their copy ofDragon Ball FighterZ. View the full article

Ninja Time on Roblox offers many ways to build your character, taking inspiration from the iconic anime Naruto. Your Element and Family play a crucial role in your combat abilities—but your Clan determines the skills (jutsu) you can perform, so which ones are the best? Similar to the story in Naruto, where the Uchiha (Sharingan users) dominated the ninja world, not all Clans are equal in Ninja Time. You must select your Clan on the game’s main screen using your spins. View the full article

White Kyurem is available for you to add to your roster in Pokémon Go, and it’s a powerful fusion Legendary Pokémon. Unlocking it does take some effort, but if you can do that, you’ll want to make sure to teach it the best attacks when using it in a battle. There are several attacks you could teach White Kyurem, but only a handful make it exceptionally powerful. As a fusion between Kyurem and Reshiram, it has a combination of these attacks, giving it a diverse pool to pick from and knowing the best choices is a challenge. We can help narrow those options down for you, making your life much easier while also using White Kyurem to its full extent in every situation. We’ll be breaking down the best attacks you need to teach White Kyurem and how to best use it in Pokémon Go. View the full article

White Kyurem is available in five-star raids for a limited time in Pokémon Go, giving you and your friends an opportunity to challenge it. The real trick is bringing the correct Pokémon with you to take it on, and exploting its weaknesses to beat it. There are only a handful of weaknesses available to White Kyurem, and that gives you few advantages against it if you prepare properly. However, because it is a fusion between Reshiram and Kyurem, it’s a considerably stronger challenger, and you’ll want to bring plenty of allies with you to help take it down. We’ll break down all of White Kyurem’s weaknesses and the best Pokémon you can use against it in Pokémon Go. View the full article

The Unova Tour 2025 debuts White Kyurem and ****** Kyurem to Pokémon Go. These two fusion Pokémon are available for a limited time, and you have to meet a handful of requirements to complete these fusions. For White Kyurem, there are a few ways you can prepare on your side to get ready to complete this fusion. The biggest thing you can do is to have a Reshiram and a Kyurem. These two Pokémon are at the core of the fusion, but you need a specific type of Kyurem. After you have that, there are a handful of special resources you need to earn, which are only available for a limited time. You’ll be able to get them during the Unova Tour 2025 event, though, no problem. We’ll be breaking down everything you need to do to fuse Kyurem and Reshiram to get a White Kyurem in Pokémon Go. View the full article

Choosing a family is an important task in Ninja Time as it gives your character powerful passive stats to take down stronger enemies. If you’re a Naruto anime fan then Roblox’s Ninja Time is the perfect game for you to cherish the perfect Ninja experience with different families and clans and fight powerful enemies. Here’s everything that you need to know about finding the best family in Ninja Time. View the full article

There are multiple types of resources you have to track down for your many Pokémon in Pokémon Go. For those looking to unlock a ****** Kyurem, the primary resource you need to track down is Volt Fusion Energy, and it’s not easy to find. You use Volt Fusion Energy when you want to combine your Kyurem and Zekrom, creating a more powerful fusion version of these Pokémon. Unlike Mega Evolutions, the fusion is permanent, unless you choose to separate these Pokémon. Their added power does make them a stronger force. But the real challenge is getting enough Volt Fusion Energy to pull it off. We’ll share with you the best way you can get Volt Fusion Energy in Pokémon Go, and how you use it. View the full article

For some of the best Pokémon and highest level content in Pokémon Go, it all comes down to earning specific resources. For those who are looking to unlock a White Kyurem, a vital resource to complete this fusion is called Blaze Fusion Energy, which is only available for limited times. You can get Blaze Fusion Energy only one way, and it won’t be easy. You’ll want to coordinate with other members of your community to work alongside you to assist in completing this task. Even then, you might find it’s too difficult if you’re not properly prepared. There are also a few other steps you need to take if you want to complete the White Kyurem fusion. We’ll be breaking down where you can get the Blaze Fusion Energy for White Kyurem in Pokémon Go and how you use it. View the full article

Hunter Rank, or HR, is the signature leveling system in Monster Hunter games, and it has made a return in Monster Hunter Wilds. However, it can be confusing to tell what the maximum rank is and what you need to do to reach it. Here’s everything you need to know about your Hunter Rank in Monster Hunter Wilds. View the full article

The weekend event for Pokémon Go‘s Dual Destiny season has arrived, and it features the Unova Tour, where all Pokémon from this region have a chance to appear. It’s a full event gearing everyone up before we jump into the next one, which starts in March. You don’t need a ticket to attend the global event, but those who do purchase one get an exclusive chance to unlock ****** Kyurem or White Kyurem. It’s the Legendary fusion Pokémon featured during the Unova Tour, and you’ll want to grab your friends to participate in five-star raids featuring those two. When coordinating with friends, you’ll need to know the exact dates and times for everything, along with all the bonuses and raids spawning. Here’s the full schedule for Pokémon Go‘s Unova Tour event. View the full article

With the return of another tour event in Pokémon Go, several habitats are appearing throughout the event with exclusive Pokémon. These habitats have a strict schedule, rotating throughout the event weekend, with a specific selection of Pokémon. Similar to previous habitat rotations, these happen naturally. You don’t have to switch to a different area of your city or visit a set region. Instead, the wild rotations swap between the habitats and all you have to do is discover Pokémon as you walk around and explore your local area. Keeping track of these habitat schedules and the Pokémon featured can be difficult. We’ll be breaking down all habitat rotations, including the Pokémon featured in them for the Pokémon Go Tour Unova event, ensuring you know when your favorite Pokémon are spawning. View the full article

When a trailer for Midnight ******* Club, a lights-out multiplayer party shooter, aired at The Game Awards last December, I clocked the developer logo immediately. It was Velan Studios, the folks behind the dodgeball brawler Knockout City. That game was excellent, but like so many live service games that cultivate a modest audience, it died an early death in 2023. The experience had me reflexively worried for Midnight ******* Club, another multiplayer-only game—was Velan going down the same free-to-play road hoping that more people buy skins and battle passes this time?.. Read more.View the full article

When you're new to Monster Hunter Wilds - or even Monster Hunter as a whole - the weapon tree can be incredibly confusing. Although Wilds is designed to appeal to new players, simplifying several aspects of the Monster Hunter formula and designing early-game monsters to serve as a tutorial, one thing that hasn't changed a bit is its system of weapon upgrades and character progression. As always, your character's level doesn't count for much: what really makes you stronger, over the course of the game, is the incrementally better sets of weapons and armor you're able to craft. View the full article

League of Legends has been around since 2009 and is still going strong today, over 15 years later. The title has risen from being a spiritual successor of a fan-made Warcraft 3 map (which received a direct sequel in the form of DotA 2) to being a multi-million eSports empire. View the full article

Continuing its run of key Civilization 7 updates, developer Firaxis Games has revealed a mix of gameplay tweaks and new content arriving in the game on March 4, 2025, and beyond. This announcement follows a few different patches Civilization 7 players have received over the past month, which were shipped in response to the early-access feedback obtained before its official launch on February 11. View the full article

Monster Hunter Wilds allows you to bring two weapons on a hunt, increasing your attack variety and flexibility. Not every weapon works well with others, but you can use some incredible combinations to defeat any monster you have to defeat. Adding a second weapon to your arsenal might change how you hunt a creature, using a particular weapon to remove certain parts before using a different one to complete a hunt. It all comes down to your playstyle, and your armor is also a factor. Certain weapon combinations are better than others because you’d wear the same armor despite using different ones. These are some of the best weapon combinations you can use in Monster Hunter Wilds. View the full article

Each Pokémon in Pokémon Go has a distinct use and strength level, making superior options over others. ****** Kyurem is a Legendary fusion between Kyurem and Zekrom, and it comes with a unique moveset that makes it exceptionally powerful. You’ll want to optimize in this moveset you’re planning to use it against other players, or you want to bring it with you to complete five-star raids. It has plenty of use in both categories, making it excellent Pokémon to add to your roster. Still, you want to get one with fantastic stats, and that uses the best attacks it can learn. Here’s what you need to know about the best moveset to teach ****** Kyurem in Pokémon Go. View the full article

The Sims 4 is making some quality-of-life changes in free updates as the series celebrates 25 years. In addition to the re-release of The Sims 1 and The Sims 2, which have a lot of nostalgic value to players, we're also seeing throwback content being added to The Sims 4. However, sometimes it's the smallest changes that have the biggest impact on the game, even if it doesn't seem like it would matter. View the full article

Almost no AAA game releases on PC these days without at least a few issues. Monster Hunter Wilds is no exception, and one of the most frustrating problems you can get is a so-called "anti-tamper error" caused by the game's anti-cheat. Here are all the ways to fix it. Fixes to the Monster Hunter Wilds anti-tamper error Screenshot by Destructoid First, you should know that the fixes we're presenting here are band-aids on an issue Capcom and its anti-cheat vendor will need to address. A fix that works for you might not work for someone else, and so on. Anti-tamper error fix #1: Disable in-game overlays One of the earliest solutions that gave me relief from the anti-tamper error was to turn off any in-game overlays I had running. It was specifically the Discord overlay for me, but if you have the Nvidia App overlay or others active when you try to run Monster Hunter Wilds, try turning them off. Note that the Steam overlay did not give me issues, but that doesn't mean it won't be for you. The same goes for Discord, Nvidia, and any other overlay you have running. Turn them all off, and if you want to access their features, try turning them on one at a time to see which one is giving you trouble. Anti-tamper error fix #2: Restart your PC and Steam Some of my friends trying to get into Wilds shortly after launch had some luck getting past the anti-tamper error by brute-forcing the issue, attempting to open the game repeatedly until it just worked. A simpler, less frustrating solution is likely to restart Steam and, if that doesn't work, your PC as well. It's not foolproof, but it's non-invasive and doesn't take too long. Anti-tamper error fix #3: Verify your game files Another potential fix to the anti-tamper issue is to repair your game Monster Hunter Wilds game files. Right-click on Monster Hunter Wilds in your Steam Library. Select Properties. Navigate to Installed Files and select "Verify integrity of game files." Verifying your game files will force Steam to reacquire any necessary files Wilds needs to keep running and replace files that have been corrupted for whatever reason. Like restarting Steam, this solution is far from foolproof, but it only takes a few minutes of your time. Anti-tamper error fix #4: Add Monster Hunter Wilds as an exception to your antivirus Screenshot by Destructoid Antivirus software sometimes has the potential to flag games as malicious, or it can be invasive enough on your system to be flagged by anti-cheat software as a potential issue. Add MonsterHunterWilds.exe as an exception, which you can find in the main game folder, located here by default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MonsterHunterWilds If you have the game installed on a separate drive, replace the C: drive with where Wilds is located. Anti-tamper error fix #5: Run Monster Hunter Wilds as administrator We're getting a little more technical now. Running the game as administrator requires you to make a minor change to the settings of the .exe file, but nothing major. Find MonsterHunterWilds.exe and give it admin privileges by: Right-click on Monster Hunter Wilds in your Steam Library Select Manage > Browse local files Right-click on MonsterHunterWilds.exe and select Properties at the bottom of the list Check the box near the bottom that reads, "Run this program as administrator." Click Apply to save your changes Try running Wilds through Steam to see if your problem's fixed. Anti-tamper error fix #6: Delete ****** log files Another fix to the anti-tamper error that's come to light since the launch of Monster Hunter Wilds is to delete your ****** log files. There can be some odd interactions between those files, the Denuvo anti-tamper software, and the ability to launch the game. Here's how to reach the files you need to delete. Be sure to back them up first: Right-click on Monster Hunter Wilds in your Steam Library. Select Manage > Browse local files Delete CrashReport.exe and CrashReportDLL.dll I'd recommend trying these six fixes for the Monster Hunter Wilds anti-tamper error in the order presented. The most straightforward solutions are always best to try first, as there's a much lower chance of something else breaking. They're also the easiest to rule out as failed experiments because there are fewer moving parts to account for. Hopefully, you get some relief from this error and can actually get into Monster Hunter Wilds to experience the Forbidden Lands. The post How to fix the anti-tamper error in Monster Hunter Wilds on PC appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Phoebe, the latest 5-star character in Wuthering Waves Version 2.1, relies heavily on the Spectro Frazzle debuff, making her unviable without it. This design flaw limits teambuilding options, threatening the game's long-term character design philosophy, and it must be addressed before it’s too late. The Spectro Frazzle dilemma Phoebe's kit revolves entirely around Spectro Frazzle, to the point of absurdity. It is a debuff that must be applied to enemies for her to function effectively. Only Spectro Rover, one specific character, can apply this debuff consistently. Without it, Phoebe becomes dramatically weaker, bordering on useless. This rigid dependency forces players into a narrow, restrictive team composition. Image by Destructoid But let's break this down even further. Most characters in Wuthering Waves have a level of flexibility built into their kits. They can function decently on their own but shine when placed in the right team composition or with the proper set of buffs. Phoebe, however, is an entirely different story. If the enemy does not have Spectro Frazzle applied, her abilities may as well not exist. She can't deal damage, she can't contribute meaningfully, and she becomes dead weight in a fight. This is the kind of design that kills excitement for a new character. No one wants to pull for a five-star unit only to realize they need to have another very specific character to make them work at all. Creating the problem, selling the solution This feeds into a troubling monetization strategy often seen in live service and gacha games: "Create the problem, sell the solution." By introducing a character almost entirely dependent on a single mechanic, developers create artificial demand for future units that will "fix" the issue. If a future 5-star character is released with Spectro Frazzle application built into their kit, it would be easy to see how this was a deliberate move rather than an accidental oversight. Image by Destructoid This is a slippery slope. If every future limited-time character is shackled to a single mechanic or unit, it will stifle the game's diversity and alienate players who enjoy flexibility in their gameplay experience. The beauty of Wuthering Waves has always been its mix-and-match potential. Phoebe's design works directly against that. To be clear, all players get Spectro Rover for free, and they apply Spectro Frazzle for Phoebe, but this isn't about that fact. This is about what this sort of design represents. How to fix Phoebe (because she needs it) Two clear solutions can fix Phoebe's overreliance on Specto Frazzle: Reduce her stance switch cooldown If Phoebe could switch between her Absolution and Confession stances much faster than the 24-second cooldown she currently has built into her kit, this issue would practically disappear. By letting her apply her own Spectro Frazzle more frequently, she would no longer be forced to rely on specific teammates just to function, while maintaining the team aspect of having a teammate apply it for her if desired (reducing her need to stance swap). Instead, she could generate her own opportunities and actually feel like a self-sufficient character. This would make her gameplay loop far more enjoyable while preserving the unique mechanics of her kit. Screenshot by Destructoid Right now, her long cooldown locks her into a frustrating and clunky playstyle where she spends more time waiting than actually doing anything meaningful. Lowering that cooldown would allow her to shine without breaking the game, keeping her fun while avoiding the pitfall of restrictive team compositions. Reduce her reliance on Spectro Frazzle If adjusting her cooldown isn't an option, another way to fix Phoebe is by making her entirely less reliant on Spectro Frazzle. Right now, the damage difference between hitting a target with or without it being applied is astronomical. Without it, she deals negligible damage, effectively making her unplayable without Spectro Rover. Screenshot by Destructoid She should still gain a bonus against Spectro Frazzled enemies, but not to the extent that she is completely worthless without it. By shrinking this damage spectrum, Phoebe could remain functional even when Spectro Frazzle is not present, allowing her to work in more team compositions without being utterly dependent on a single debuff. Why this cannot become the norm Phoebe's release represents a dangerous shift in character design philosophy that should not be allowed to continue. If future characters are designed with such rigid, singular dependencies, Wuthering Waves will suffer long-term. Players will feel boxed in and forced into specific, restrictive team compositions to make a character viable. That kind of game design is the opposite of fun. Image by Destructoid Fortunately, Kuro Games has a reputation for listening to its player base. By raising awareness of this issue now, the community can voice concerns before this becomes an accepted norm. A hard no to future Phoebes Phoebe is fun, but her design philosophy is flawed. This isn’t about minor balancing issues; it is about maintaining the integrity of Wuthering Waves and ensuring that future characters are built on a foundation of strong, independent design. Kuro Games listens, but only if we, the players, make ourselves heard. Image by Destructoid This absolutely cannot become the standard. If you care about team-building flexibility, character versatility, and fair design, now is the time to make your voice heard. When future surveys come out, take the time to fill them out and decry this design flaw. Make it crystal clear that this type of deliberately negative character-balancing is unacceptable. If you stay silent, you risk letting this issue fester and spread into future banners. This is the time to push back before the problem infests and infects. Kuro Games can do better. And we should expect better. Speak up, take the surveys, and make sure this problem starts and stops with Phoebe. The post The last thing Wuthering Waves needs is another Phoebe appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Have you ever had a massive list of items you wanted to craft or upgrade in a game, only to forget half of them later? Normally, it'd be very easy to do this in Monster Hunter Wilds, but a special feature can help you remember everything: the forge's wishlist. The wishlist behaves like a to-do list for any weapons and armor you wish to upgrade or create in the future. That way, if you're just a few resources away from your next upgrade and don't want to forget anything, you'll have your planned upgrades in one convenient spot. How to wishlist weapons and armor in MHW Wishlisting your weapons and armor in Monster Hunter Wilds requires visiting Gemma's Smithy in your base camp, selecting any unowned equipment items, and opening your sub-menu. Here, you'll find an "Add to Wishlist" option to plan your next upgrade. If you need to remove an item from the list, head into the same menu and select "Remove from Wishlist." Screenshot by Destructoid Although some early-game equipment pieces will have a grayed-out button in their sub-menu list, most that require forging materials will be available on the wishlist. Even if you already have every upgrade material for your chosen weapon or armor piece, you can still add it to your wishlist to prioritize another item but keep options on the back burner for the future. Where to find your wishlist in MHW Once you add a few weapons and armor pieces to your wishlist, head back to the main Smithy menu and select "Forge/Upgrade from Wishlist" to access your wishlist. Here, you'll see every item you've added, their required resources, and a breakdown of the equipment's stats. Screenshot by Destructoid You can swap between each option by hovering over their names, letting you compare stats and material costs to determine what to prioritize first. You'll also find a colored checkmark next to the weapon or armor piece's name when you have all its required materials, making it slightly easier to organize your upgrades and determine how much more you have to farm. Going for MHW's best weapons and armor first is a good call, but it's mostly up to your playstyle and progression in the game. The post How to use your Wishlist in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

s I write this on Friday, more than 1.3 million people are actively playing Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam. So far only around 13,000—or 1%—have stopped playing long enough to review it, but those who have are largely frustrated. Steam reviews sit at a disappointed "mixed," largely citing performance issues as the reason... Read more.View the full article

Diablo 4's much-anticipated Season 8: Season of Witchcraft has been pushed back by two weeks, to add a little polish. The good news, if you're a long-time Diablo player, is that Blizzard is teasing the return of an 'old friend'. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Blizzard finally addresses Diablo 4 fans' frequent requests for a loot filter Diablo 4's bonus XP and gold event is back, but this time it's even better Diablo 4 update finally fixes bug that's been ruining your Minion Necro build View the full article