Jason Faulkner

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.

The Yakuza series is known for its huge amount of substories and side quests in each game and Yakuza Kiwami is no exception. Even if you played the original game to 100% completion there’s tons of new content here to see. Some substories have been tweaked, some have been removed, and there are some that are entirely new.

One of the key new features in Yakuza Kiwami is the Majima Everywhere side quest. The Mad Dog of Shimano, Majima Goro takes it upon himself to challenge Kiryu in a sort of antagonistic mentor situation. Throughout the game, you’ll have to be on your toes, because Majima can appear anywhere at any time, and he’s a mighty foe.  Make sure you always carry plenty of health items on you.

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.