Xbox turns 20 on November 15, and to celebrate, Microsoft is releasing a special controller and headset.
The 20th Anniversary Special Edition Xbox Wireless Controller is a spin on the translucent green of the original Xbox Debug kit. The body features a translucent black finish with silver internals, and the Xbox button is green to match the original Xbox logo. The back grips and the area around the hybrid D-pad are also green.
It also features benefits pulled from the new Xbox Wireless Controllers, such as improved ergonomics, better cross-device connectivity, a dedicated Share button, and reduced latency. It can also easily pair and switch between Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PCs, Android, and iOS via Xbox Wireless, and Bluetooth.
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Dragon Quest composer Koichi Sugiyama has died at the age of 90. He was known for revolutionizing music on the Famicom, but spurred controversy in his later years for his comments on Japan's actions in World War II and the LGBTQ+ community.
Joe Shely, who has worked on World of Warcraft and DIablo 3, has taken over as director of Diablo 4. In today's Diablo 4 quarterly update, Shely said he is honored to continue the vision of the next Diablo as its director.
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Whether you're looking for a traditional one-on-one 2D fighter, an arena brawler, a platform/party game, or a frantic tag-team affair, the current fighting game genre is diverse and action-packed. Want something balanced and geared for competition? Have friends over and want to play something accessible and approachable? Do you have a nostalgic itch to scratch or want to connect with a popular character in a new way? Fighting games have all of these bases covered. You don't need to be a skilled tournament player to enjoy the games on this list, but the option is certainly there if you'd like. Presented in no particular order is a list that will mold and change as new games release. Here are the top fighting games you should check out right now.
Street Fighter V: Champion Edition
PlayStation 4, PC
Take to the streets yet again in the newest edition of the gold standard in 2D fighting games. Street Fighter V: Champion Edition features 40 (and five more with DLC) World Warriors to play as in one-on-one battles in Story, Arcade, and local multiplayer and online modes. SFV's innovation for the series comes in the way of V-Trigger and V-Skills, which give players an easy way to activate a character's unique and powerful abilities. Those looking for a place to start with the genre will find a great introduction here, and returning brawlers are sure to feel right at home with Street Fighter V.
Street Fighter V has been around for over five years at this point and has only gotten better with age and updates from Capcom. Since the launch of Champion Edition in early 2020, more characters and mechanics have been added to keep competitive and casual players interested. Recent additions to the cast include past favorites like Dan and Rose, the inclusion of Rival Schools alumni Akira, and the soon-to-be-released look at the future of Street Fighter with the arrival of Luke. That's all in addition to the V-Shift mechanic. Fighting game fans have plenty to dig into until Capcom announces its next foray into fighting games.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Switch
Few games have as impressive of a roster as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. What started as a series bringing together a handful of colorful Nintendo characters, like Mario, Pikachu, Ness, and Kirby, has transformed into a behemoth cast that includes iconic franchises owned by third-party developers and publishers. These outside additions range from Final Fantasy VII's Cloud, Minecraft's Steve, Banjo/Kazooie (originally a Nintendo property now owned by Microsoft), and fighting game faces like Ryu and Ken from Street Fighter. The unprecedented cast is now complete, with Kingdom Hearts' Sora joining in mid-October, bringing the number of unique fighters to 82.
Everyone is here to brawl it out in a platform fighter for up to eight players simultaneously, with online and offline Smash modes filled with a plethora of memorable stages, music, and items that make matches even more exciting. Smash Bros. Ultimate is a joyous celebration of video games, and it's hard to deny the magic of pitting Solid Snake up against Mega Man or Link versus Simon Belmont. This game is an exceptionally charming smile factory that's as fun to play as it is to think about. | Our review
Guilty Gear –Strive–
PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC
Arc System Works' anime-inspired 2D fighter is a downright showstopper visually, and its newest iteration, Guilty Gear –Strive–, makes the gameplay even more accessible for a broader audience. Like its predecessor, Xrd, Strive's art style incorporates beautiful 3D character models that animate as if they were 2D sprites. The illusion is impressive and sets up the mind-blowing camera sweeps, revealing the characters' actual dimensions, while still looking stunning at any angle. For those looking for some additional complexity in a fighting game, Guilty Gear has you covered with its suite of air dashes, complicated character mechanics, and its versatile Roman Cancel system. Strive's most significant improvement for competitive players is the addition of rollback netcode, which provides a smoother, more stable online experience than Arc System Works' previous online endeavors. Currently, Guilty Gear –Strive– is one of the hottest fighting games around, so if you're looking to see the latest and greatest, look no further.
Dragon Ball FighterZ
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Leave it to Arc System Works to make one of the best-looking fighting games around. Dragon Ball FighterZ is one of the greatest interpretations of the Dragon Ball anime and manga, utilizing Arc System's trickery to make 3D models look like 2D sprites. In 3v3 battles, you build your team of Dragon Ball characters to throw fists in fast-paced tag matches. Choose from various Gokus, Vegetas, their Sayian family members, earthborn friends, or even incorporate any of Dragon Ball's diabolical villains into your team. Matching up against specific characters can trigger special animations like Dramatic Finishes that recreate moments from the anime, like the often-memed Yamcha's crater death or the father/son Kamehameha used by Gohan to finish off Cell. Dragon Ball FighterZ is currently the top tag fighter in the competitive scene, so its credentials as a fun fighting game are as strong as its interpretation of the legendary Shonen series it's based on. | Our review
Tekken 7
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
The King of Iron Fist Tournament rages on with the seventh mainline entry in the Tekken series. Tekken 7 continues the tradition of fathers throwing sons into volcanos in its story mode, as well as just being a prime example of a fun 3D fighter. Unlike many of the other games on this list, players have the freedom to move around the arena with three-dimensional movement. They can dodge or attack foes from sides and angles not possible in games like Street Fighter or Guilty Gear. Each limb of a fighter is mapped to a different button, which gives the player control over which side your attacks are coming from.
Tekken's fights are hard-hitting and dynamic, with each character bringing their own brand of martial arts to the battle. You can choose straightforward characters like Kazuya, who uses strong punches, kicks, and sweeps, or flashier fighters like the Capoeira styling of Eddie Gordo. New to Tekken 7 is a dramatic slowdown effect caused by final hits or near misses from round-ending haymakers. The slowing of the action sounds jarring on paper but adds a ton of excitement and edge-of-your-seat moments to the game. Tekken 7 is easily one of the best entries in the series, if not the best, and demands to be added to your growing collection of fighting games. | Our review
Soul Calibur VI
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Soulcalibur has always had one big differentiator to other fighting games, and that's its focus on weaponry. Each fighter wields their preferred armament in battle, which provides a suite of unique moves and strategies. Those swinging a massive blade, like Nightmare or Siegfried, have a far reach and hit exceptionally hard, while combatants wielding nimbler weapons like Taki or Raphael resort to quicker strikes and spry movement. Like its Bandai Namco developed counterpart, Tekken, Soulcalibur VI takes place on a 3D plane, allowing for sidesteps and even freely running around the battlefield.
Are you worried about being lost with Soulcalibur VI's place in the series lore? That won't be a problem with this entry, as it serves as both a reboot and sequel to the Soulcalibur franchise. Its Soul Chronicles mode lets players experience each character's events throughout the history of the series, with updated events regarding the tale of this game. Soul Calibur VI certainly sets itself apart from everything else in the genre, but it's easily one of the most fun games available now. | Our review
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate
PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate is a gory yet beautiful conclusion to the story arc that began in 2011's Mortal Kombat. Netherrealm Studios, also known for its Injustice series, sets a high bar for how a AAA fighting game looks and plays. MK11's crowning achievement is a best-in-class story mode that not only tells a great tale, especially for longtime fans of the series, but is fun to play as well. The story revolves around Kronika, mother of the Elder Gods and keeper of time. She is taking drastic measures to fix an anomaly in the universe's destiny set forth by the actions of Raiden years ago. The resulting battle between beloved Earthrealm warriors and the forces of Kronika is bombastic and cheesy in all of the best ways. Time travel and alternate timeline shenanigans ensue, leading up to a final battle to control all of time itself.
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate brings everything from the base game and its expansion, Aftermath, into one package. That includes a roster of 37 Kombatants with series mainstays Sub Zero, Scorpion, Johnny Cage, and Shao Kahn, alongside a host of new characters and incredible guests the likes of The Terminator, Rambo, and The Joker. Each character comes with customizable moves and interchangeable costumes elements to further personalize your Kombatants of choice. Those who may be squeamish may want to skip this game, but fighting game fans, in general, should give MK11 a try if you can stomach intense violence. | Our review
Skullgirls 2nd Encore
PlayStation 4, Switch, PC
Originally designed as an homage to the playstyle of tag games like Marvel Vs Capcom 2, Skullgirls lets you choose up to three characters to take in a fight. Though you do have the option to go with fewer, resulting in your team or solo member having more health to account for the lack of partners. This flexibility in team size gives players the choice to embrace the complexity of a tag fighter or hone in and master just one character, a unique feature in the current slate of fighting games. Skullgirls' recent resurgence is partially the result of its implementation of great rollback netcode, a valuable asset since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. The game originally consisted of an all-woman cast, each partnered with a parasite that gives them superhuman powers. Eventually, male characters were also added to the roster.
Skullgirls was recently handed off from now-defunct Lab Zero Games to its new conservators at Hidden Variable Studios. And with new management comes a new business model. While Skullgirls 2nd Encore has been available for a number of years, the hand-drawn 2D fighter is jumping to a season character release structure, breathing new life into the game and ensuring we'll be able to throw down with even more Skullgirls and guys in the future. | Our review
Ultimate Marvel Vs Capcom 3
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation Vita, PC
Few games are as fun to watch as Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. With its comic book aesthetics and a roster full of familiar faces from comics, movies, and video games, MVC3 is a joy to experience. You build three-character teams with the likes of Deadpool, Dante, Doctor Doom, Rocket Racoon, Phoenix Wright, Wolverine, Dormammu, Ryu, Zero, and the list goes on and on. Team composition is a crucial skill to learn, as is how to catch your opponents in lengthy combos involving members of your entire team, which can carry you and your victims high into the air. It's fast, frantic, and exciting. Check out UMvC3 if you want to see the peak of tag-team fighters from the last decade, and test your skills and reflexes against CPU opponents or the online warriors still grinding on the game. | Our review
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, Stadia, PC
It's morphin' time in this game based on the Power Rangers "Shattered Grid" comic storyline. Fight as or against the forces of an alternate universe threat known as Lord Drakkon (a version of Green/White Ranger Tommy Oliver who chose evil over good) and Rita Repulsa from taking over the Morphing Grid. Matches are fast-paced 3v3 tag clashes where you can perform devastating team attacks, combos, or even call in help from the massive Zords.
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid is the little fighting game that could. Releasing in early 2019, Battle for the Grid has received constant updates from developer nWay, with new roster additions, voice acting (some actors reprising roles from the show), and stages. As of now, the game features over 30 characters spanning the eras and interactions of Power Rangers. Even Ryu and Chun-Li from Street Fighter have stepped up to become honorary Rangers. Out of almost any game on this list, Battle for the Grid shows how players can lead to a better game and encourage extended support. | Our review
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Halo Infinite isn't even out yet, but that's not stopping players from stretching its systems to their limits in the multiplayer technical previews as of late.
The latest batch of technical previews happened during the previous two weekends and in those previews, the classic Halo mode, Big Team Battle, was available to play. Matches took place on a map called Fragmentation in Big Team Battle – it's basically Halo Infinite's version of Valhalla from Halo 3 – and the sheer size of the map allowed players to test what is and isn't possible in Halo Infinite.
The clip above showcases perhaps the most impressive Halo Infinite clip we've found. In it, streamer Mint Blitz discovers that if you grapple to a vehicle, your Spartan will basically follow that vehicle wherever it goes…including across basically the entirety of the Fragmentation map.
And speaking of grappling to vehicles, Kinda Funny's Andy Cortez discovered that you can hijack a Banshee far above the map by grappling to it. Simply have a grappling hook on hand, aim for the vehicle (this is probably easier said than done), and fire away. Then, sit back and watch as your Spartan soars through the air to steal a Banshee.
Redditor SumptuarySun1016 discovered what might be the most tactical approach to Halo Infinite we've seen thus far: standing atop a Wasp. The Wasp is a relatively new vehicle, first appearing in Halo 5, and it's basically a UNSC-version of the Banshee shaped like a large drone. While it's great on its own to use, taking a trusty Spartan teammate up to the skies above is even greater as it gives them an extra-high vantage point to take out enemies down below.
Transitioning back to the battle on the ground, check out this clip from redditor yourwelcomeidiot. As you can see in the video below, they discover that Spartans can absolutely yeet a fusion coil (readily available at both ends of Fragmentation) and on top of that, you can yeet a fusion coil right into a drop wall equipment pick up to take it down in one swift go.
Finishing up our very-cool-clips tour of Fragmentation in Halo Infinite, redditor Oddballforlife (fitting username) discovered what one of our editors felt when they played multiplayer this past weekend: Halo is back.
As you can see in the clip above, Oddballforlife learns that the Halo Infinite Gravity Hammer is as powerful as it's always been, capable of absolutely destroying a Warthog with just a couple of hits. It doesn't hurt that Halo Infinite's vehicular ragdoll physics absolutely sent that Warthog flying.
Gamertag Radio's Danny Peña became a grappling hook master on Halo Infinite's Behemoth map and his clip serves as an excellent tip for any and all players: use your grappling hook to recover from an otherwise deadly fall.
Our final clip in this Halo Infinite round-up is less something-cool-to-do-in-Halo and more of a something-not-to-do-in-Halo PSA that comes by way of Gamertag Radio's Peter Toledo: landing on the Pelicans that drop into maps will kill you immediately so uhhh don't do that.
If you have any awesome clips from your time with Halo Infinite, be sure to share them with Game Informer by linking to them in the comments below or tagging us on social media.
Pui Pui Molcar is a must-watch if you enjoy stop-motion animation, fluffy things, or just want to find out more about an alternate universe in which cars are hamsters. Or vice-versa. It's as confusing as it is adorable.
The Nintendo Switch is apparently very hot right now — so hot that it's in the kitchen. Bon Appétit, the New York-based cooking magazine/website/YouTube enterprise that was the subject of criticism back in 2020 after allegations of a toxic and racist environment, has slowly been building up its site after a ton of their key talent left in protest — and part of that apparently includes expanding into video games. How very dare they.
7-Eleven Japan has just announced that the collaboration between the convenience store and Pokémon GO — which saw over 19,000 Pokéstops added to the stores all over Japan — will end on Sunday, October 31st. All of the Pokéstops will be removed from the game by the early morning (Japan time) of November 1st.
The collab has existed since April 2017, and we have no information as to why it's ending four years later, but with the game winding down and Niantic removing features, it could just be a good time for 7-Eleven to dip.
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Creating Get In the Car, Loser!, an RPG road-trip adventure game in which high schoolers take on "machine devil cultists" to save the world, was a labor of love for its developers, Love Conquers All Games. I spoke to Christine Love, the game's lead developer, about the team's development process and how she approached…
Far Cry 6, Ubisoft's latest open-world shooter about making sure you never have another second of free time, is out now for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. For the most part, it's more of the stuff that's defined previous Far Cry games: a bunch of structures to climb, a bunch of people to shoot, a map with so many icons on…
If you've been tooling around the friendly skies of Microsoft Flight Simulator in the Bell 47 helicopter created by third party developer FlyInside, you may have found yourself humming the theme song to the TV series M*A*S*H, which featured the distinctive bubble-canopy aircraft prominently in its opening credits. Now, thanks to a free mod, you can land on the film set just as it was during the show's production run.
M*A*S*H - The film set is a free mod for the simulator game by Photosbykev that adds custom structures and textures to California's Malibu Creek State Park, where both the film and television series were filmed between 1970 and 1983. While M*A*S*H was set near Uijeongbu, Korea, the rugged mountains along the Pacific coast west of Los Angeles served as the show's on-screen backdrop for its many outdoor scenes.
The mod includes two helipads, a handful of army hospital tents, several trucks, and some shipping containers, laid out the way they appear in M*A*S*H's opening sequence. It's a treacherous area to land in anything other than a helicopter, but fortunately there's a short dirt strip located about 500 metres to the west if you're in a fixed-wing aircraft.
Look, maybe Revenant just has an unfair advantage. He's a cyborg skeleton, and that's just inherently cool. Maybe that's why it always seems like he's got the coolest skin every time a new Apex Legends event rolls around. That's no less true with Monsters Within, the Halloween event for 2021, but cosmetics aren't the only things to look forward to here.
The new Revenant skin casts him as a sort of werebeast, and given his starring role in the event trailer, it's clear that Respawn knows it's the best look this season. Seer's looking dapper in red, and Caustic's transparent torso is cool, too, but everyone's playing second fiddle to the cyborg assassin here. You can pick up Monsters Within packs for 400 Apex coins, which are all guaranteed to include a non-duplicate event item.
If you're more interested in playing a videogame than grinding or paying for Apex Legends skins, there's stuff for you here, too. A new Arenas map called Encore lands with Monsters Within, taking us to Seer's home planet of Boreas. The Shadow Royale LTM is also making a comeback, putting you in a trios match where dead players can return in shadow form to continue affecting the match.
Next week, Season 8 begins for Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and it'll be the multiplayer game's final season. 343 Industries says the studio plans to shift its focus for seasonal updates to Halo Infinite once this season wraps up, but MCC players can still look forward to new features, bug fixes, and quality of life improvements for the foreseeable future.
Season 8: Mythic features an ancients theme, and you'll be able to unlock armour sets styled to evoke medieval knights, Viking warriors, and even the fearsome Spartan soldiers after whom the UNSC's elite troops are named.
The eighth season will also include a host of new features, including a new map for Halo 3 called Icebox. It's a reworked version of the Halo 2 map Turf, which adds a covering of snow and ice to the small urban environment. Icebox had originally been created for Halo Online, which was unceremoniously cancelled in 2016. Season 8 also adds in Steam account linking, a custom game browser for Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 3, and a boatload of new cosmetic and pose options across the collection.
This week's Minecraft snapshot is a day later than usual, but it's still bringing a dose of beta changes that'll give us an idea of what to expect from the 1.18 release date. The tweaks are getting more granular as we go, which hopefully means we're getting near-final - but for now, snapshot 21w40a is bringing us some further tweaks to world generation and ore distribution.
Biomes are gonna be bigger in this snapshot than in previous iterations of the new world generation system, as most biome types have been tweaked to be a bit larger on average. Non-cave biomes will no longer be affected by height, as the devs explain in the patch notes, "so no more savannas in the sky and things like that".
Further adjustments to ore mean that even more copper will be available - you'll now get two to five (up from two to three) raw copper for every block of copper ore you break. Ore distribution overall has been tweaked again, too, and you'll find iron ore now spawning above the 80 mark, with more spawning the higher you go.
It wasn't so long ago that Destiny 2 massively surprised fans by introducing the vault and nuking most of the game's planets from orbit. In this instance, it was not the only way to be sure. As fans now know that absolutely nothing they spend money on is safe, Bungie has announced that Destiny 2 will be losing the Forsaken campaign and Tangled Shore early next year. If you haven't had your fill of those yet, now's a good time to hop on in and start playing, as, at the very least, this gives you a substantial heads up to when it's all going bye-bye. This vaulting for Destiny 2 will commence on February 22, 2022. Yes, 2/22/22. Taking away content people paid for is now an excuse to be cheeky. Not a great look, Bungie. The dev makes sure to note that, although these pieces of content will no longer be available, The Dreaming City is going to stick around, so at least there's that. In addition, Year 4 seasonal content will be following suit, including...
It has been a minute since we last saw a major update for Obsidian Entertainment's Grounded. The developer took big updates on the open-world survival game down a notch following the Koi Pond rework. Since then, the developer has released multiple smaller patches, along with one last content update with Shroom & Doom in June. That nearly rhymed. Today, however, Obsidian is finally about ready to unveil the next step for the game. The Grounded – Hot and Hazy update promises to change nearly everything, and it's playable now on the public test server. It would be faster to list what the Hot and Hazy update doesn't do for Grounded. Some outlets were able to try it out ahead of the public test. The word on the street is that the update adds roleplaying elements to the game. It's apropos, considering that Obsidian is well known for its fantastic RPGs. Hot and Hazy adds reworks to the food system, changes to mutations, an underground dungeon, and a sandbo...
Chicharron is one of the amigos that you can recruit in Far Cry 6. He's extremely hyper-aggressive, feisty, and more than a match for most soldiers in Yara. Here's our Far Cry 6 Chicharron amigo guide to help you obtain this rooster companion. Note: For more information, check out our Far Cry 6 guides and features hub. Likewise, you can take a look at our other amigo/animal companion guides for Guapo, Chorizo, K-9000, and Champagne. Far Cry 6 Chicharron amigo guide: How to get the rooster companion Acquiring Chicharron in Far Cry 6 To acquire your Chicharron amigo in Far Cry 6, you'll need to head to El Este to meet the Legends of '67. Once you arrive at the Patriotas Peak guerrilla base, you'll see a note. This will start the "Man's Best Enemy" Yaran Story. If you go to the marked location, you'll arrive in Alvarez Farm all the way to the south. This farm happens to have La Bala de Plata, one of the roosters that you can ...
Gameplay has come in for Jack Axe, an open world platforming adventure inspired by Filipino and Norse mythology. The title landed on Switch earlier today. Here's an overview of the game: Be Jack! Get an axe! Take Jack (and her sisters) on an axe tossing, single or multiplayer, adventure in a vibrant open world inspired by Filipino and Norse mythology....
We somehow managed to miss the fall Astroneer update, which is wild since my own kids have been playing it, but either way we're rectifying that right now because you don't want to miss a minute more of the F.A.R.M. event. No, not the mob kind of farming… the harvesting kind. "Grab your fellow Astroneers […]
When Final Fantasy XI released its third expansion, Treasures of Aht Urhgan, the playerbase rejoiced and had a particular love of the new jobs released with the expansion. Blue Mage, Puppetmaster, and Corsair were all seen as welcome and positive improvements to the game as a whole. But the original plan was to have even more added […]
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It wasn't so long ago that Destiny 2 massively surprised fans by introducing the vault and nuking most of the game's planets from orbit. In this instance, it was not the only way to be sure. As fans now know that absolutely nothing they spend money on is safe, Bungie has announced that Destiny 2 will be losing the Forsaken campaign and Tangled Shore early next year. If you haven't had your fill of those yet, now's a good time to hop on in and start playing, as, at the very least, this gives you a substantial heads up to when it's all going bye-bye. This vaulting for Destiny 2 will commence on February 22, 2022. Yes, 2/22/22. Taking away content people paid for is now an excuse to be cheeky. Not a great look, Bungie. The dev makes sure to note that, although these pieces of content will no longer be available, The Dreaming City is going to stick around, so at least there's that. In addition, Year 4 seasonal content will be following suit, including... 
It has been a minute since we last saw a major update for Obsidian Entertainment's Grounded. The developer took big updates on the open-world survival game down a notch following the Koi Pond rework. Since then, the developer has released multiple smaller patches, along with one last content update with Shroom & Doom in June. That nearly rhymed. Today, however, Obsidian is finally about ready to unveil the next step for the game. The Grounded – Hot and Hazy update promises to change nearly everything, and it's playable now on the public test server. It would be faster to list what the Hot and Hazy update doesn't do for Grounded. Some outlets were able to try it out ahead of the public test. The word on the street is that the update adds roleplaying elements to the game. It's apropos, considering that Obsidian is well known for its fantastic RPGs. Hot and Hazy adds reworks to the food system, changes to mutations, an underground dungeon, and a sandbo... 
Chicharron is one of the amigos that you can recruit in Far Cry 6. He's extremely hyper-aggressive, feisty, and more than a match for most soldiers in Yara. Here's our Far Cry 6 Chicharron amigo guide to help you obtain this rooster companion. Note: For more information, check out our Far Cry 6 guides and features hub. Likewise, you can take a look at our other amigo/animal companion guides for Guapo, Chorizo, K-9000, and Champagne. Far Cry 6 Chicharron amigo guide: How to get the rooster companion Acquiring Chicharron in Far Cry 6 To acquire your Chicharron amigo in Far Cry 6, you'll need to head to El Este to meet the Legends of '67. Once you arrive at the Patriotas Peak guerrilla base, you'll see a note. This will start the "Man's Best Enemy" Yaran Story. If you go to the marked location, you'll arrive in Alvarez Farm all the way to the south. This farm happens to have La Bala de Plata, one of the roosters that you can ... 
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