Kyle Gratton

5 days ago | screenrant.com | Kyle Gratton

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account The rarest achievement in Baldur's Gate 3 has only been earned by roughly 2% of players, but it's a very odd one to be so elusive: Busker. To put it in perspective, more players have earned the achievement Foehammer, for beating the game in Honour Mode, BG3's toughest challenge. Busker is a rather innocuous achievement, only requiring players to earn coin from performing on the street.

6 days ago | screenrant.com | Kyle Gratton

The upcoming Battlefield game, officially untitled but commonly called Battlefield 6, appears to be taking a lot of cues from Battlefield 3 and 4. That's certainly a golden age for the series, but on its 20th anniversary, Battlefield 2 is a glaring reminder of how far the series has moved away from its beloved, classic formula. Now, nearly four years since the release of Battlefield 2042, the series that was once considered Call of Duty's biggest competition feels mired in uncertainty.

6 days ago | screenrant.com | Kyle Gratton

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Many, myself included, were hoping for some Animal Crossingnews with the reveal and subsequent launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, but that didn't come to pass. Pocket Camp re-launched as a premium game late last year on mobile devices, and New Horizons has gotten a couple housekeeping updates to support the Switch 2, but other than that, the series appears to be dormant until another mainline title arrives.

6 days ago | screenrant.com | Kyle Gratton

Development of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time saw the game go in many different directions before Nintendo settled on its release version, and the game was almost devoid of Young Link until producer Shigeru Miyamoto stepped in. Ocarina of Time is frequently held among the best video games of all time, so it's hard to envision the title as anything other than what it became, but even its developers didn't know how big it would become at the time.

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Kyle Gratton

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Alongside the usual harping on Game Pass availability, there was a noticeable emphasis on Play Anywhere at this year's annual June Xbox presentation. If you haven't heard, everything is an Xbox now – your phone, tablet, television streaming stick, and, well, your Xbox is still an Xbox.