Hat Tricks: Hare in Box

Here's how to get fire bricks in Grounded 2, including how to unlock the fire brick recipe and get crushed quartz from phantom quartz

At long last, Metal Gear Solid fans can soon get their hands on the one piece of merchandise that truly matters: themed boxes for their cats. Konami has announced an official line of Metal Gear Solid cat merchandise that'll be available exclusively at CatCon 2026, to mark the release of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2. We swear we're not making this up, but Konami says that it will have a booth--again, at a cat convention--where it will sell the novelty items for two days in October. According to Konami, attendees can purchase cat-scratch boxes modeled after the iconic box

If you want to ride the train along the rails in Big Walk, you'll need to complete one of the towers. We explain how the train works in our guide.

Despite Xbox living in its nostalgia era, its showcase failed to give Halo a promising future.

Buying a new Xbox just got a lot more expensive in the US, Europe, and UK. The previously announced Xbox Series X|S price hikes are now in effect as of August 1, and people should expect to pay significantly more. In the US, all 512GB Xbox models went up by $100, while the 1 TB systems are now $150 more expensive. All 2 TB models are discontinued. You can see all the new US prices below, and prices for other regions further down (via VGC). Xbox Series S 512GB - $500 Xbox Series S 1TB - $600 Xbox Series X 1TB digital edition - $750 Xbox Series X 1TB with disc drive - $800 In Europe, the cheapes