Malekith, the Black Blade is one of the final bosses players need to fight to reach the end credits of Elden Ring. This boss is located at Crumbling Farum Azula, which is only accessible after reaching the Mountaintop of Giants, defeating the Fire Giant, and setting the Erdtree ablaze. While Melina will help players with the fire-setting, she won’t help them navigate Crumbling Farum Azula and reach Malekith to advance the game.

The choices in Elden Ring can feel limitless when it comes to customizing your character. Aside from adjusting your character’s looks, you’ll also be able to decide on your combat style. After picking a class, you’ll need to settle with a weapon type. Remember, you can always experiment with a range of different weapons throughout your journey, as long as you find them in Elden Ring’s vast open world. Twinblade is one of the more agile weapons in the game, allowing players to make quicker attacks than heavier weapons.

Gjallarhorn, one of Destiny’s most overpowered Exotics, came to Destiny 2 alongside Bungie’s 30th Anniversary Pack, much to the joy of veteran players. Thanks to its tracking rockets and sheer firepower, it became nearly mandatory in raiding groups during the original Destiny—and it packs a punch in the sequel as well. The weapon is only available for 30th Anniversary Pack holders and buying the expansion is just the first step. Players can find the Gjallarhorn quest, called “And Out Fly the Wolves,” in Xûr’s inventory in Eternity.

The PlayStation 5 is an excellent choice for both casual gamers and competitive players looking for an edge. The console can run the latest games without issue, providing one of the best gaming experiences around. While most players have already figured out the ins and outs of their console, some settings can be slightly tricky.  Knowing how to put your PS5 in rest mode, for example, can be confusing, especially if you owned a PS4.

Wall mounted PC cases have a ton of benefits over their standard grounded peers. Being mounted higher keeps them away from dust, pet hair, and small debris that typically finds its way into your gaming rig. Their open, spacious design improves airflow. And with color coding and proper installation, no grounded case can show off RGB lighting as well as a wall mounted rig can. Benefits aside, it’s important to keep in mind that all of these pros a wall mounted PC case comes with aren’t void of some downsides.