Game Completion
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How I smashed my target to complete one video game every month - Reader’s Feature
A reader details their goal of completing one video game per month in 2026, successfully finishing 11 games in the first half of the year. The feature highlights various titles across different genres and platforms, including "Dispatch," "Ghost of Tsushima," "Resident Evil Requiem," and "007 First Light," offering brief impressions of each.
6 Vacation Week Games to Finish Before Flying Home | TAG
This guide recommends six games that can be completed within a 5-10 hour playtime, ideal for finishing during a week-long vacation. It emphasizes narrative-driven and handheld-compatible titles like Inside, Stray, A Short Hike, What Remains of Edith Finch, and Firewatch, with Outer Wilds suggested for longer vacations. The article also provides advice on session structure, device choice, and avoiding common vacation gaming pitfalls.
How to get the Map in Mina the Hollower
This guide explains how to obtain the map in Mina the Hollower. While not a traditional in-game map, it serves as a checklist for players aiming for 100 percent completion of the game.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s worst achievement, and how to get it
This guide details how to achieve the difficult 'Consummate Gamer' achievement in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, which requires winning a Ranked Battle without any Pokemon fainting. It offers strategies for team composition, move selection, and optimal battle seasons, emphasizing the challenges posed by Legendary and powerful Steel-type Pokemon.
Xbox Achievements are getting some major changes, including the option to hide embarrassing games that you don't want to show off
Xbox is introducing significant updates to its Achievements system for Insiders, including customizable pop-ups, the ability to highlight 100% game completions, and an option to hide specific games from public view. These changes aim to allow players to better curate their public profile and celebrate their gaming accomplishments.
Crimson Desert super fan "played 56 hours straight and slept 8" on repeat to earn its Platinum trophy, and even Pearl Abyss is concerned: "That's not enough sleep"
A Crimson Desert player has earned the game's Platinum trophy on PlayStation 5 in an exceptionally short amount of time, playing for 56 hours straight at points. Pearl Abyss' PR and marketing lead, Will Powers, expressed concern over the player's reported sleep schedule, deeming it unhealthy.
