With the game itself being so difficult at points, you can imagine what it's like trying to get every achievement. There are, of course, the standard unmissable or simple achievements everyone will get, but on the other hand, which achievements will be the most challenging to achieve on a standard play-thro

SonSon and Mega Man: The Wily Wars are good for references, but what if players wanted to experience the actual novel in a video game format? Later games managed this with some artistic license, though some old school games did try to cram the novel into an NES cartridge or an arcade board, to varying degrees of succ

These are but a few examples of games asking for over a tenth of a 1TB SSD, which should be a lot of storage, but with the way that gaming is going, file sizes are only going to increase . This seems to be a sacrifice needed for the new era of gaming engines and the graphical fidelity that they now come with. Players are getting spoiled with path tracing, high-poly models, and 4K textures, but will have to spend most of the day hogging the internet to download this new era of games, especially if their internet isn't spectacu

This means that upon exiting these states, you can immediately perform a Perfect Dodge or a Heavy Attack or Light Attack combo, among other things, without worry of Stamina depletion. Aside from this, equipping the full set will increase your Might recovery rate , while Dodges and Perfect Dodges recover a small amount of additional Mi

One of the oldest examples is Capcom’s SonSon , a side-scrolling arcade platformer like SNK’s later effort Psycho Soldier . Players control SonSon (Wukong) and/or TonTon (Bajie) across a continuous range of platforms with gaps they can stroll over or move up or down a level on. Their goal is to reach the Buddha statue at the end and blast any enemy away with ma

You'll be rewarded with an achievement for unlocking all transformations as well as all spells, but doing this is quite a task since while you'll get a few of these through unmissable scenes, there are a few spells and a lot more transformations, which are only obtainable through thorough exploration and completion of some more obscure quest li

Defeating Elder Jinchi, a Yaoguai King boss, rewards the player with the Fireproof Mantle vessel . You don’t get this item right away. After defeating the boss, the Destined One will be teleported back to the third bell, near the Whiteclad Noble’s arena.

It turns the story into a Donkey Kong Country -esque platformer with Prince of Persia puzzle-solving, where players can switch between Sanzang, Wukong, Kihong (Bajie), and Sandmonk (Wujing) on the fly. That way, they can switch between their different skills and abilities (gliding, double jumping, etc.) to navigate various obstacles. It’s a fun little game that fell under the radar for many, but it delivers a strong showing through its deep ties to Journey to the We

Many gaming PCs tend to come with 1TB SSD drives now , but for those with the cash to burn, commercially, these can go up to 4TB. Looking at the more standard 1TB, if players already have games installed that are relatively the same size as Black Myth: Wukong and want to play the game, that is well over a tenth of their SSD's space that they need to sacrifice, and other games will likely need to be uninstalled. Not to mention that those without fast internet will be waiting for hours on end just to download and install the ti

Black Myth: Wukong 's size of 130GB (or 128.68 GB to be precise) on Steam and 104GB on PS5 may be beefy, but it is hardly uncommon now. Two massive releases from last year are comparable in size: Starfield, at an impressive 125GB on Steam, and Baldur's Gate 3 , at a hefty 150GB on Steam, but these two titles are open-world adventures that can take over one hundred hours. Black Myth: Wukong is more linear, spirit-absorbing gourd Upgrade taking anywhere from 30–35 hours to beat , showing how much extra room the incredible graphics and massive scale of visuals requ

Black Myth: Wukong is part of a new age of games that are developed in the impressively powerful Unreal Engine 5 , and the title makes full use of the engine's new features. The lighting is some of the best that can be found, the models make use of the greater polygon counts available in UE5, and the particle effects with every strike of Wukong's staff look amazing, yet something needs to be sacrificed in order to make all this possible. Yes, a high-end PC is required to run the game, but so is 130GB of sp

After you’ve taken out half his HP, Elder Jinchi will start to levitate and meditate. During this moment, you will be unable to deal damage to him. One by one, the pilgrims will start to spawn at the edges of the boss arena and walk toward the levitating boss to heal him.

Wait, wasn’t Mega Man: The Wily Wars just a Genesis remake of the first 3 NES games ? Well, yes. However, that was only part of the story. After beating all 3 remade games, it would unlock a new section called ‘The Wily Tower,’ where Mega Man could choose any of the weapons from MM’s 1-3 to tackle its sta