Some games are meant to be hard to master – from your Dark Souls to your Crash Bandicoots, these games were made to put your skills to the test in every shape or form.

Hades by Supergiant Games has somehow joined the ranks of difficult games to conquer while retaining delightful story elements that encourage players to try a new run again and again. Ultimately, the goal is to help out Zagreus in his quest to escape the underworld and defeat his father Hades, no matter how many times it takes.

The game has since become a juggernaut, emerging as

A drifting analog stick is one out of 14 buttons/moving parts on a DualShock 4, which is why it’s such an insidious problem. Who wants to replace an otherwise 93% functional controller, right? It’s even worse when it comes to a Joy-Con with drift because buying a new one leaves you with the extra half of the old pair… taunting you…

If you subscribe to the Pinoy mentality of repairing things before throwing in the towel (hello, electric fan shops) then the P700 analog repair service offered by Fixee.Ph is very tempting.

With a new Joy-Con set retailing at P3,795

Nintendo Switch may have been slow off the starting line when it came to racers, ‘realistic’ or otherwise, but in the years since launch it’s slowly but surely built up a fine catalogue of racing games in addition to everyone’s favourite kart racing plumber. Criterion’s evergreen Burnout Paradise Remastered, for example, launched on Switch back in June this year, and Stellar Entertainment Software — a studio with several Criterion veterans and the same team responsible for that game — brought Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered to Switch and other consoles simultaneously earlier this month.

Back in the summer