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343 is finally adding Match Composer to Halo Infinite, a multiplayer feature previously seen in The Master Chief Collection that makes finding a game much easier. Match Composer will launch alongside the latest Operation on June 4.

As explained in a Halo blog post, Match Composer is a feature that allows players to find very specific kinds of matches. For example, if someone is looking for Team Slayer, a 4v4 game, all they have to do is select those, and they’ll be launched into a queue looking for that specific game type.

The blog post explains that every mode will be turned on by default. So, players must turn off which game modes they don’t want to look for. It’s worth pointing out that if players are looking for a very specific game, it may take longer to find a match than someone with every mode turned on.

It’s also worth mentioning that most social playlists will have Match Composer, but players cannot use this feature when playing Ranked. Since Match Composer will not be in Ranked, the following modes will be expanded: Ranked Arena, Ranked Slayer, Ranked Doubles, and Ranked Tactical.

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is undoubtedly one of the best Switch games of all time. Weaving an engaging narrative with inventive gameplay mechanics and a sprawling world to explore, the successor to Breath of the Wild quickly proved it was far more than just an asset flip. A sometimes overlooked part of its success is its soundtrack, which is filled with powerful tracks that help bring the diverse world of Hyrule to life. And if you want to keep listening to its music while away from your Switch and have a cool display piece, you’ll be glad to know that Tears of the Kingdom: Official Soundtrack preorders are now open.

While you’re waiting for these to ship, consider checking out the existing collection of Zelda soundtracks. This includes music from Wind Waker, Majora’s Mask, and Breath of the Wild. For good measure, we’ve also tossed in two great Mario soundtracks–one of which was released to celebrate the series’ 30th anniversary. Most of these soundtracks have limited stock and prices fluctuate frequently.

Best Nintendo Soundtrack Deals

It’s officially the final Xur weekend of Destiny 2’s Lightfall era, and with The Final Shape launching next week, now is a good time to go on a spending spree. Legendary Shards will be removed once the expansion launches, but what does this mean for Xur? Former game director Joe Blackburn teased a Xur rework last year, suggesting a more exciting experience with the arms dealer after the expansion goes live. For now, here’s where Xur is this week and what he has for sale.

This week you can find Xur on Nessus, in The Watcher’s Grave. For his weapon, Xur is offering SUROS Regime. Hunters can pick up Graviton Forfeit; Titans can grab Actium War Rig; and Warlocks can buy Karnstein Armlets.

Xur Location

Head to Nessus and use the Watcher’s Grave transmat zone to find Xur this week. When you arrive, hop on your sparrow and head north toward the exit of the area. Look for a big tree with pink moss on the right side of the area. Climb up onto its big, flat branch, where you can reach Xur.

Xur Exotic and Legendary Items

• Exotic Engram – 97 Legendary Shards
• SUROS Regime – 29 Legendary Shards
• Graviton Forfeit – 23 Legendary Shards
• Actium War Rig – 23 Legendary Shards
• Karnstein Armlets – 23 Legendary Shards
• Hawkmoon – 200 Legendary Shards, 125,000 Glimmer, 1 Ascendant Shard, 1 Exotic Cipher
• Xenology quest – Free
• Legendary weapons and armor – 50 Legendary Shards, 1,000 Glimmer

Xur is present every weekend in Destiny 2, starting with the daily reset at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET each Friday. His exact location is always a mystery when he first arrives, as he is not listed on the map, and for novice players, he can be easy to miss. However, there are a set number of locations where he takes up residence, including the Tower Hangar area, on Nessus in Watcher’s Grave, and in the Winding Cove area of the EDZ.

Final Fantasy 16 is on sale for only $35 at Amazon and Best Buy. This matches the best price yet for the latest (brand-new) mainline entry in the series.

While every Final Fantasy game is different, Final Fantasy 16 takes the RPG roots of the series and injects a healthy dose of action into its design. The result feels like a mix between the action-packed spectacle of Devil May Cry and the RPG elements of older Final Fantasy games as you use a combination of swords and sorcery to defeat powerful foes.

This is also one of the darkest Final Fantasy entries, a game that wastes no time in setting up its stale of warring kingdoms, bustling slave trades, and cutthroat politics. All of this is seen through the eyes of Clive Rosfield, the protagonist who players will guide across a story that spans decades and charts his quest to bring balance back to a world that is in disarray. Don’t worry if that sounds too much like Game of Thrones, because unlike that HBO series, Final Fantasy 16 has stunning boss fights between the Godzilla-sized Eikons that you’ll encounter.

“Having seen Final Fantasy 16 all the way through, I’m happy to include it alongside some of my all-time favorites in the series,” Michael Higham wrote in GameSpot’s Final Fantasy 16 review. “It’s heartening to see that this bold approach to both story and gameplay is now part of that legacy, expanding the definition of what a mainline entry could be. It may fall short in some respects, but it should be celebrated for its most stunning moments and the characters who embody them. FFXVI succeeds and earns its place within the Final Fantasy pantheon as one of the great entries, and does so on its own terms.”

Final Fantasy 16 is just one of many PlayStation exclusives on sale right now during Days of Play. You can also save on Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for the first time, as well as Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and plenty more great games:

More of PlayStation’s games on PC will require a PSN account, even the single-player ones, and many players were upset with this decision.

During Sony’s May 2024 State of Play presentation, PlayStation announced that God of War Ragnarok and the Until Dawn remake were coming to Steam. However, according to their respective store pages on Steam and the Epic Games Store, both games require a PSN account in order to play them.

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