Jason Faulkner

Money makes the world go round, and nowhere is that more true than in Middle-earth: Shadow of War. Unlike Talion's first romp through Mordor, you'll need to accrue money quick to stay on top this time around.

Increasing your level as fast as possible in Middle-earth: Shadow of War is essential. Almost everything in the game is tied to level. You can only dominate Orcs up to your level, gear drops scale with how much experience you have, and any chests you get from the market will only give equipment and Orcs appropriate to your level.

In Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Legendary gear is as good as it gets when it comes to outfitting Talion in his fight against the forces of evil. Unlike the other classes of items, legendary weapons, armor, and rings can be upgraded by completing certain milestones as you play the game. Legendaries come in sets, and each collection has different bonuses they bestow on you depending on how many of that set's items you have equipped.

In addition to the in-game currency of Mirian, Middle-earth: Shadow of War offers a premium Gold currency that can be used to purchase loot chests. Since the chests you can buy with Gold give you a higher chance of getting better Orcs and items than the ones you can buy with the standard money, acquiring a steady supply of Gold can be a real help.

During your journey through Middle-earth: Shadow of War, you're going to need to have a constant flow of Orcs and gear to defeat the forces of darkness. While you can find great Orc Captains and awesome items on the field, sometimes you need a little boost. That's where chests come in. Shadow of War's Marketplace allows you to buy loot boxes, some for the in-game Mirian currency, others for premium Gold.

While any old Orc will get the job done in Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Epic and Legendary Orcs both have traits that make them much heartier combatants. You can only recruit Orcs up to your current level, so if your current crop isn't cutting it, replacing or adding some Epic and Legendary Orcs to your armies is a great way to give you the extra boost you need to assault or defend fortresses.

Destiny 2 chests are where you'll find some of the most powerful items in the game. While they come in all shapes and sizes, they each take a similar basic form. You'll know you're in for some goodies when you run upon one of these boxes, but finding them can be tricky.

Destiny 2's scannable objects somewhat replace the Grimoire Cards from the original game. You'll find items and places throughout each region and upon interacting with them you'll get a little bit of info that lets you know more about the world around you. Finding each of these scannables is going to be tough, as not only are there a ton of them, but sometimes they really blend into the background.

In Knack 2 there are 100 treasure chests to collect, and they’ll give you an item part or a crystal relic. Finding relics plays into the upgrade system heavily since each one you find gives you a ton of relic energy. The chests are optional, but you’ll find that you’ll become a lot stronger a lot sooner if you seek them out.

Treasures make their return in Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. Once again you’ll be looking for that tell-tale twinkling that marks each of the 68 treasures you can find. These items don’t do anything special, but they’re interesting to look at and finding them goes towards getting several trophies.

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy includes many familiar collectible types we’ve seen before in the series. One of the new ones it brings is lockboxes. There are 21 of them to discover throughout the game’s nine chapters, and each of them is opened using the new lock pick mechanic.

One of the primary draws of Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is the inclusion of the International Zodiac Job System. This new job system completely changes how character building in FF12 works, so if you’ve played the original game you can throw whatever you know out the window.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is a full HD remaster of the 2006 PlayStation 2 Square Enix title. The Zodiac Age brings a ton of changes and new features in addition to a significant graphical improvement. One of the biggest — and most welcome — changes is the introduction of the International Zodiac Job System, which previously was only available in an exclusive 2007 Japanese release of Final Fantasy XII.

The Zelda: Breath of the Wild Master Trials DLC pack is finally here, and with it comes a new increased difficulty: Master Mode. Breath of the Wild’s Master Mode is a new hard mode that makes an already challenging game even more so. Below we’ll show you just what changes come with Master Mode, tips for surviving a harder difficulty and making it through alive and what new minibosses you might need.

The Golden Razz Berry was just added to Pokémon Go as a part of the new raid battle system. This highly desirable item can serve two functions. The most important thing a Golden Razz Berry can do is to completely restore a Pokémon's motivation, allowing them to continue defending a gym longer. Also useful is the Golden Razz Berry's ability to make wild Pokémon easier to capture. Figuring out how to get Golden Razz Berries takes a little trial and error, but we've got the surest way below.

Battlefield 1's Nivelle Nights map is here, marking the debut of night maps for the game. However, figuring out how to play Nivelle Nights isn't as simple as it could be. Unlike the first expansion, which was kind of in your face about how to enjoy its new content, Nivelle Nights isn't segmented into a special playlist or matchmaking category. If you want to figure out how to find Nivelle Nights in the latest update for Battlefield 1, read below for everything you need to know.

Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus was recently announced at Bethesda's E3 conference, and for many, it was the most exciting news to come out of the expo. The New Colossus is the sequel to the fantastic 2014 hit Wolfenstein: The New Order, and thankfully we're going to be seeing the return of some of the characters from the original.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind is out, and it brings a whole new mode of Player vs Player (PvP) with the premiere of Battlegrounds. Unlike PvP in the base game, Battlegrounds is a much more concentrated game mode that puts three teams of four players against one another in Team Deathmatch, Domination or Capture the Flag game types.

Learning how to block in Tekken 7 is essential to surviving at higher levels of difficulty. Blocking attacks can help negate damage to your fighter, and stop your opponents combos in their tracks. The two kinds of blocking in Tekken 7 are crouched and standing, and though they're functionally similar, you'll need to know both to be successful.

Akuma's special chapter in Tekken 7 is available once you complete story mode. You have to play as Devil Kazuya when you face off against Akuma, so if you're not familiar with his style of fighting, you'll want to practice beforehand. If you can beat Akuma's special chapter in Tekken 7, you'll unlock the Master of Iron Fist trophy/achievement.