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Since its addition in June, Sly Cooper And The Thievius Raccoonus has become one of the most popular retro classics in the PlayStation Plus Premium catalog. One of the perks of being a PlayStation Plus Premium member is access to a selection of classic games from the PS1, PS2, and PS3 era that Sony has made available on the subscription service.

When we covered Flight Sim Expo 2024 at the end of last week we noticed that Moza Racing had a stand. Fair enough, sim pit controls and all. What we didn’t know is that a new Flight Simulator range of controls was going to be unveiled by our favorite racing sim peripheral manufacturers, and now we are excited. There are many wonderful joysticks and throttles out there from the likes of Virpil Controls, VKB, and Winwing, so there is some serious competition for deskspace of virtual pilots – a genre that many people pass off as niche, although Microsoft posted last weekend on X that Microsoft Flight Simulator has passed 15 million players – maybe not as niche as many like to make out.

Like most FromSoftware games, especially the Souls titles, you’ll either be told how a game mechanic works once, or simply not at all. Of course, Elden Ring follows in this tradition, with most of the Two-handing weapons can aid you massively in your playthrough of the game since it offers benefits that simply going one-handed cannot give you. Below, we’ll teach you how to two-hand in Elden Ring, no matter what platform you’re playing on, as well as detailing exactly what two-handing does so you can decide if it’s the best thing for your build. How to two-hand in Elden Ring As promised, here are each of the ways you can two-hand in Elden Ring, whether you’re using mouse & keyboard or a controller: PlayStation – Hold Triangle and press R1 or L1 Xbox – Hold Y and press either RB or LB PC – Hold E and press left or right-click What does two-handing do in Elden Ring? Obviously, two-handing allows your character to place both of their hands onto the weapon you are wielding but what are the actual benefits of this? Well, right off the bat, you’ll be gaining additional attack power through a +50% to Strength scaling.

In the past 72 hours, the cat-themed meme coin GEGE surged 270%, leading traders to speculate if the soon-to-launch seal-themed meme coin Sealana will be next. The token features a one-eyed cat inspired by the avatar of manga artist Gege Akutami, the creator of Jujutsu Kaisen. Known as the “One-Eyed Monarch,” this character shares crypto wisdom with its followers. Built on Solana, the token is experiencing rapid growth similar to dogwifhat and Book of Meme, both of which have seen meteoric rises this year. Additionally, another Solana-based meme coin is set to list soon, with speculation about a massive surge and potential 100x returns.

Ah-ha me hearties. Let’s get that out of the way right at the start so we can concentrate on the news of Fortnite’s latest tie-in with the mega-movie franchise Pirates of the Caribbean. Yup, Jack Sparrow is about to take on land-lubbers everywhere when the crossover officially comes to Fortnite in the middle of next month. Here’s what we know so far. When is Pirates of the Caribbean coming to Fortnite? Fortnite lives with a lot of leakers, but you don’t need to be a Tier 1 ITK to have spotted that Epic accidentally set the Pirates of the Caribbean event pass live a month early before swiftly removing it and making whoever put six instead of seven in the wrong field of the database walk the plank. For players who purchased the Cursed Sails Pass ahead of its intended release on July 19, please note you are currently unable to progress the Pass until the start of the event, but will retain your Jack Sparrow outfit in the meantime. If you wish to instead refund this purchase… pic.twitter.com/i3FdtuNSLW — Fortnite Status (@FortniteStatus) June 22, 2024 The Cursed Sails Pass was released ahead of schedule – it should have been on July 19th – and people snapped it up, forcing Epic to issue a message saying that those who did would be unable to progress the Pass beyond the start of the event, but that the Jack Sparrow outfit that came with it could continue to be used. Slightly embarrassing all around but at least you could have unique skin for the next month before getting to play with what you bought when it does finally arrive. Since then, leakers such as HypeX and ShiinaBR have now basically unveiled the majority of Pirates of the Caribbean content that is coming, including loading screens and skins.

We have followed the progress of the one-man chill/cozy, whatever you want to call it, futuristic city construction game Dystopika since its first demo months ago. We recently got a more fleshed our demo but now, finally, and it has been much anticipated by me, we have our hands on the final version that just released on Steam. To save you the trouble of reading my old articles on the game, here’s a quick recap to tell you how much I love the aesthetic of Blade Runner.