Destiny 2‘s Lightfall expansion has dropped and players are no doubt scouring Neomuna’s neon-soaked city streets and roofs for secrets. Among them are new action figure collectibles that are modeled after Neomuna’s favorite Cloudstrider, Nimbus, and are scattered across the war-torn city, reminiscent of Witch Queen’s hunt for Lucent Moths. As of now, players can only find the first two, meaning that the rest will likely be rolled out on a weekly basis, and players will want to find them all since it’s necessary for completing the Lightfall Triumph and getting the accompanying title.

First of all, players can find hints as to where to look for these action figures right by the landing zone where Nimbus is on Neomuna. Once you drop into the city itself, a building just off to the right with neon signage will have a door that reveals a room with displays all over the place. Once you find the action figures, they’ll be shown off in this room. A pair of displays have clues that point players to the general area where they’ll find the figures and give some indication as to where they’re hiding and how to find them. Here’s where and how to find all of Neomuna’s hidden action figures:

Ahimsa Park

The Ahimsa Park hint reads: “At the center of Ahimsa Park, find an unexpected hideaway beneath the stairs.” The figure in Ahimsa Park, Neomuna’s eastern zone, is hiding in a giant central building that players should be able to spot the second they get there.

Head right into this building to find the stairs you're looking for.
Head right into this building to find the stairs you’re looking for.
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Head inside the building and look for an L-shaped staircase. If you eye it from the ground at he bottom of the stairs, you’ll notice there’s a pretty sizeable gap between it and the rock the stairs are built on, making a small cave. Jump in there and head to the very back of the cave, where you should find your first Nimbus action figures.

Irkalla Complex

The hint for the Irkalla Complex action figure reads: “Atop the towering rampart, three stalwart defenders stand watch. From muzzle to target; ready, aim—fire!” Buckle up though, because you’re going to need to finish the Lightfall campaign to access the action figure here as this takes place in a setting at the end of the story. Once you’ve beaten the campaign, you’ll be able to access a door that was previously inaccessible, letting you get to the spot where you’re going to need to piece together this riddle. Grab a sniper for this one and get ready for the journey to the Irkalla Complex.

You’re going to want to head into the main section of Neomuna, Zephyr’s Concourse, and look for turnstiles bathed in green light on a raised platform on the western side of the map. Going past the turnstiles will take you into Esi Terminal and you’re going to want to follow the path until you arrive at the other end where a bunch of Cabal are posted up.

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Immediately head to the left from this opening, you will spot a door on yet another raised platform and go through it. Once you’re inside, take the right path to the very end and take the exit on the right. You will be overlooking a path of balconies heading down, follow that path until you spot the portal and go through it, where it will take you to the Irkalla Complex.

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Once you’re here, you can either go through the hole in the wall and climb it from the inside or use your Strand powers to scale it from the outside. Either way, you want to get on top of the outer wall, where you’ll spot three turrets pointing in different directions. Equip your sniper if you haven’t already, climb on each turret and aim at the sky in the same directions as them. It may take some searching, and you may have to look away and then back, but eventually you should spot a darkness crystal in the cannon’s directions. Shoot it and jump onto the next cannon to do the same. Once you’ve taken out all three crystals, the action figure will appear at your feet on top of the cannon.

We’ll keep updating this guide as more collectibles roll out in the weeks to come. In the meantime, if you’re looking for more things to do, check out our Lightfall and Season of Defiance guides, including tips on how to get through Lightfall’s legendary campaign and where to find Neomuna’s regional chests.

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EA Sports PGA Tour, EA’s first new professional golf game for consoles in years, has been delayed, but not by much. In a blog post, EA Sports said the game will now launch on Friday, April 7, with early access beginning April 4. Golf fans know that’s one of the biggest weeks of the year for pro golf, as The Masters at Augusta National takes place that week, with Round 1 beginning April 6.

“Creating an authentic golf experience has been our goal, and this small shift in release date allows us to add a few final touches to the game that we are very excited to deliver to all of you, including updates to some favorite courses to reflect 2023 designs,” EA said.

EA Sports PGA Tour includes 30+ courses at launch, including Augusta National. In fact, one part of what separates EA Sports PGA Tour from 2K’s PGA Tour 2K23 is that EA’s game is the only one to include all four of golf’s Majors, and the courses where they are played.

EA Sports PGA Tour was previously set for release on March 24 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. It’s EA’s first golf game on console since 2015’s Rory McIlroy PGA Tour.

The golf world is going through a big change right now thanks in part to battle between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour. The full roster of playable pros for EA Sports PGA Tour has not been published yet, but you can bet it won’t include any golfers who signed with LIV.

EA Sports PGA Tour Launch-Day Course List

  • Augusta National
  • St Andrews
  • Pebble Beach
  • The Country Club
  • Southern Hills
  • TPC Sawgrass
  • East Lake
  • Wilmington Country Club
  • TPC Boston
  • TPC Southwind
  • TPC Scottsdale
  • Whistling Straits
  • PGA West
  • Quail Hollow
  • Torrey Pines
  • Kiawah Island Ocean Course
  • Chambers Bay
  • Banff Springs
  • Wolf Creek
  • Bay Hill
  • Liberty National
  • Harbour Town
  • Riviera Country Club
  • Tara Iti
  • Top of the Rock
  • Bandon Dunes
  • Evian Resort
  • Teeth of the Dog
  • Wetlands (fantasy course)
  • Lighthouse Pointe (fantasy course)

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The upcoming battle pass for Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 has leaked, including eight character skins.

Thanks to Fortnite content creator Shiina and Hypex, we know who all the playable characters for the upcoming season will be. In a tweet they shared, we get a good look at who will be included in the upcoming battle pass. The picture consists of several original Fortnite characters, including a reimagined version of fan-favorite Drift. But per Fortnite tradition, Epic has included another character from a well-known franchise: Eren Yeager, the main character and hero (depending on who you ask) of the hit anime Attack on Titan.

One of the first characters shown off appears to be a lizard-like human wearing a jacket, someone who was previously teased in the Cipher event.

We can assume that Season 2 will start on March 10, a day after Season 1 ends. The upcoming season is rumored to feature ODM (omni-directional mobility) gear from the Attack on Titan anime that’ll work similarly to the Spider-Man Web Shooter or Grappler. The timing of the long-requested Attack on Titan crossover is no coincidence; Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 3 debuts today, March 4.

For more Fortnite news, check out the Fortnite X Creed trailer and our Fortnite Encrypted Cipher Quests Guide for help on all those tricky quests.

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The Sims 4’s next expansion, Growing Together, and the incoming free update for the base game are adding a lot of new outfits and furniture and a proper infant life stage, but the really exciting thing is the expansion’s deeper simulation of relationships, which looks like it’s entering straight-up strategy game territory. It’s enough to make a Build Mode purist like me a little jealous.

In a presentation of the expansion’s features, Maxis showed off lots of Create-A-Sim features with Live Mode implications. Most interesting among them are the new social likes and dislikes and the family dynamics system. In the same way you can choose preferences for music styles or activities for your Sims, you’ll also be able to determine what kinds of traits and interactions they enjoy from other Sims. They might like funny Sims and prank interactions but dislike homebody Sims and physical intimacy, for example.

Over in the household relationships portion of Create-A-Sim, you’ll have a new dropdown menu for “family dynamics” with options like “supportive,” “difficult,” or “jokesters” to define relationships between each member of the household. Likes, dislikes, and dynamics can all be set ahead of time in CAS, but can also emerge through gameplay for you to approve in the way that Sims will sometimes ask if they should decide they like painting, for instance.

That all feeds into the new compatibility rating that you can find in the relationships panel in Live Mode. For each two Sims, their total likes, dislikes, traits, and existing dynamics are assessed to generate a compatibility rating ranging from “amazing compatibility” down to “bad compatibility” to let you know how they’re likely to get on.

Oh, and all of these new likes, dislikes, dynamics, and compatibility indirectly feed into the existing Sentiments system that allows Sims to retain memories about good and bad interactions with others which influence their moods and disposition in the future. 

This all sounds like it’s going to add lots of weird, emergent situations when you leave your Sims to their own devices. Personalities will collide more than ever before, even when you’re directing them through conversations. It’s not as complex as, say, Crusader Kings 3, but looking at all the new systems in the interface brings back my memories of diving into menus to figure out why these two rulers won’t stop antagonizing one another like that. I’ve always bounced off Live Mode, but this expanded layer of simulation is pretty enticing.

The free base game update is bringing a lot of worthwhile additions specifically to infants. Sims will now be able to invite another to “have a science baby” regardless of romantic status—a feature I’m sure won’t totally have weird bugs at launch that cause inappropriate science baby invites. Infants will be part of Create-A-Sim now too, with their own outfits, traits, and moodlets. There are new bassinets and cribs, baby gates, toys, diaper shelves, and other important nursery furniture in the free update.

You can find more about all the planned features over on The Sims 4 site or watch the developer livestream today to see it all in action. The Growing Together expansion will launch on March 16 over on Steam and the EA store for $40. The base game infants update is scheduled for March 14.


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Believe it or not, Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto V celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. The game continues to sell millions of copies every few months, and its multiplayer mode–GTA Online–gets updates on a weekly basis. Rockstar North design director Scott Butchard has reflected on GTA Online’s 10th anniversary this year, saying the team never imagined what the game would become.

“When we started out, I don’t think we could have ever dreamed we’d still be going 10 years on. The success of GTA Online is nothing we ever expected,” Butchard told GamesRadar.

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