An early quest in Arc Raiders tasks you with finding Antiseptics, Syringes, Durable Cloths, and Great Mullein for Lance. While this may sound overwhelming at first, it's actually a pretty easy quest to complete once you realize all of the items are likely to be found in the same handful of areas. Below, we'll fill you in on where to find all of the items for the first quest from Lance, as well as how you can simply craft a few of them if necessary.

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• Where to get Antiseptics, Syringes, and Durable Cloths

Where to get Antiseptics, Syringes, and Durable Cloths

Antiseptics, syringes, and durable cloths can all be found in medical POIs, with the latter occasionally showing up in Commercial buildings as well. Some excellent early spots to seek out these items include the Testing Annex on the southeastern side of the Dam Battlegrounds, or the Hospital or Piazza Arbusto pharmacy on Buried City. All of these locations have a high probability of serving up at least one or two of these items while thoroughly exploring their interiors.

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Alternatively, Antiseptics and Durable Cloths can also be crafted if you have the Refiner workshop bench built in Speranza.

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World of Warcraft is officially getting a premium currency just for player-housing items, and Blizzard is now looking to explain its reasoning to a concerned and upset playerbase.

Following a datamine earlier this week that hinted at a new premium currency called Hearthsteel, Blizzard has confirmed the currency is real and how it plans to implement it in a blog post. Once WoW's Midnight expansion releases, Hearthsteel will be available for purchase with real money and will only be used for housing items in the in-game shop. Items and Hearthsteel amounts available for purchase should align in a "player-friendly way," Blizzard states.

The big question many players have is why introduce a virtual currency at all? Microtransactions have existed in WoW for a long time now. Blizzard confirmed earlier this year it would sell premium housing items, something that was expected. But buying a fancy store mount or transmog set has always been done with real money as opposed to having to first buy a currency. According to Blizzard, using real money when purchasing multiple items can be "inefficient, inconvenient, and often tedious."

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It's official: Grand Theft Auto 6 has been delayed. The highly anticipated open-world game from Rockstar was originally scheduled for a May 2026 release, but it will now be out on November 19 instead. A game delay is never good news, but for Take-Two Interactive, the news saw its stock price temporarily drop while the industry calibrated itself for the later launch.

GTA 6 is regarded as something truly special, a once-in-a-generation release that is being fueled by an absurd amount of hype. Even a simple YouTube trailer dominates discussions for days after it's released--and reignites interest in Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers--and the delay has gotten a lot of responses from just about everyone with their finger on the pulse of the gaming community.

Big brands like Dominos Pizza and KFC haven't missed with their responses, and someone at Red Bull Gaming needs to stop drinking a dangerous amount of overly caffeinated energy drinks. Some of the responses have been brutally honest, others have taken the news in their stride with cheeky responses, and some people have overreacted really badly to the delay.

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Traders in Arc Raiders will send you on plenty of quests to find them specific items, such as A Reveal in Ruins, where Lance requests that you find him an ESR Analyzer from a pharmacy in Buried City. This quest is straightforward at a glance, but you'll want to know where to go to find this item, as getting back out alive is all part of the task.

You heard right--you'll need to take the ESR Analyzer back to Speranza, so you'll want to bring an augment with a safe pocket to ensure that you don't lose the item if you happen to die. Once you've equipped an appropriate augment--and hopefully a good gun and a few heals--it'll be time to set off.

When you're ready to tackle A Reveal in Ruins, follow the steps below to find the ESR Analyzer.

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Rockstar's 2018 open-world Western Red Dead Redemption 2 is a huge success with more than 79 million copies sold, making it one of the top five best-selling games in history. The game is expected to continue to make a mark on the gaming industry with rumored ports for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2. The ports have not been officially announced, but there have been some developments, and in this post, we're rounding up everything we've heard about the rumored ports.

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• What do we know?

What do we know?

Earlier this year, reliable leaker Nate the Hate said a port of Red Dead Redemption 2 was headed to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025, alongside an update that improves the game on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.

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You're probably accustomed to using the normal method of extraction in Arc Raiders, such as elevators, trains, or air shafts (depending on the map). However, Raider Hatches provide an easier and faster method of getting back to Speranza if you have a Raider Hatch Key. You'll learn about these unique escape hatches during the Hatch Repair quest--but you'll also need to repair a hatch to complete the quest.

You won't need to extract to complete Hatch Repairs, but as you'll find further below, the quest makes it quite easy for you to do so if you wish. Either way, it's never a bad idea to load in with a free loadout to ensure you don't lose any hard-earned items or guns if you die during the quest.

Once you're ready to take on Hatch Repairs, follow the steps below to find a Raider Hatch and repair it.

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Following in Florida's footsteps, Texas's attorney general has sued Roblox Corporation, the developer of the multiplayer online game creation platform Roblox, for "flagrantly ignoring" laws and exposing children to "sexually explicit content, exploitation, and grooming."

Ken Paxton, a Republican who's been Texas's AG since 2015 and is making a bid for U.S. Senate, announced the lawsuit in an X post on November 6. In the documentation, his office claimed Roblox Corporation was "flagrantly ignoring state and federal laws while deceiving parents about the dangers of its platform." The suit continues, claiming that Paxton is taking action because "Roblox chose to put pixel pedophiles and corporate profit over the safety of Texas children."

BREAKING: I'm suing Roblox for putting pixel pedophiles and profits over the safety of Texas children.
We cannot allow platforms like Roblox to continue operating as digital playgrounds for predators where the well-being of our kids is sacrificed on the altar of corporate greed. pic.twitter.com/Jj2kHEJM75

— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) November 6, 2025

"We cannot allow platforms like Roblox to continue operating as digital playgrounds for predators where the well-being of our kids is sacrificed on the altar of corporate greed," Paxton said. "Roblox must do more to protect kids from sick and twisted freaks hiding behind a screen. Any corporation that enables child abuse will face the full and unrelenting force of the law."

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Following in Florida's footsteps, Texas's attorney general has sued Roblox Corporation, the developer of the multiplayer online game creation platform Roblox, for "flagrantly ignoring" laws and exposing children to "sexually explicit content, exploitation, and grooming."

Ken Paxton, a Republican who's been Texas's AG since 2015 and is making a bid for U.S. Senate, announced the lawsuit in an X post on November 6. In the documentation, his office claimed Roblox Corporation was "flagrantly ignoring state and federal laws while deceiving parents about the dangers of its platform." The suit continues, claiming that Paxton is taking action because "Roblox chose to put pixel pedophiles and corporate profit over the safety of Texas children."

BREAKING: I'm suing Roblox for putting pixel pedophiles and profits over the safety of Texas children.
We cannot allow platforms like Roblox to continue operating as digital playgrounds for predators where the well-being of our kids is sacrificed on the altar of corporate greed. pic.twitter.com/Jj2kHEJM75

— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) November 6, 2025

"We cannot allow platforms like Roblox to continue operating as digital playgrounds for predators where the well-being of our kids is sacrificed on the altar of corporate greed," Paxton said. "Roblox must do more to protect kids from sick and twisted freaks hiding behind a screen. Any corporation that enables child abuse will face the full and unrelenting force of the law."

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The next BioShock game has been in development for the better part of a decade, but 2K Games parent company Take-Two Interactive has confirmed that there are no plans currently to cancel it. In a new interview, CEO Strauss Zelnick addressed the lengthy development cycle, promising that BioShock will eventually be released.

"It's going to come out. That I can say hand on heart, without question," Zelnick said to IGN. The CEO added that with longer development cycles for AAA games, it had become more challenging to build a game that can stand out from the pack as part of its quality-over-quantity mindset. "The strategy of this company has always been to make the best entertainment, not necessarily the most entertainment. Of course, sometimes we've fallen short, but frankly, a precious few times," Zelnick boasted, adding that Take-Two is aiming to release "exceptional" games.

Zelnick's comments come in the wake of a recent Bloomberg report about BioShock 4 undergoing a partial overhaul to improve on key areas. Meanwhile, Take-Two president Karl Slatoff also addressed the status of BioShock during this week's earnings call and spoke about changes at Cloud Chamber following layoffs at the studio. This led to the departure of studio head Kelley Gilmore, with former Diablo boss Rod Fergusson taking over.

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Red Dead Redemption 2 is climbing up the sales charts, surpassing Nintendo's best-selling Mario Kart game ever. As part of Take-Two's latest earnings report, the company disclosed that the 2018 open-world Western sold another 2 million copies in the past three months to climb to 79 million overall.

In reaching that mark, Red Dead Redemption 2 has surpassed 2014's Mario Kart 8 on the list for all-time game sales. Mario Kart 8 has sold 78.02 million units--this includes 69.56 million units sold for Switch with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and 8.46 million copies of Mario Kart 8 for Wii U.

Of note, however, is that the Mario Kart 8 sales figure is inflated in a way that can't be said for Red Dead Redemption 2, as the Mario Kart 8 sales numbers include pack-in sales. Given that Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the centerpiece of Nintendo's annual Black Friday and holiday bundles, copies of the game sold in bundles are surely numerous.

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One of the biggest stories in gaming this year is EA's pending $55 billion deal to be sold to a investor consortium led by Saudi Arabia. The sale could have ripple effects across the wider industry, and now Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick has weighed in with his thoughts about it all.

Speaking during Take-Two's latest earnings briefing, Zelnick said he is "not sure" about how the competitive market could shake out if EA does indeed go private. This would leave Take-Two the last publicly traded company--of a certain scale--in the American video game business, an analyst pointed out.

Some have theorized EA going private could be a boon for Take-Two, but Zelnick isn't keen to assume that will be the case.

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Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection (4K Steelbook Blu-ray)

$70 | Releases November 11

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Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection (4K Blu-ray)

$68 | Releases November 11

Preorder at Amazon

44 years on since he first cracked his whip, Indiana Jones is still an icon of cinema with five films to his name. If you have yet to add the series to your Blu-ray shelf, you can preorder a new 4K Steelbook Edition of the Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection for $70 ahead of its release on November 11. It'll be joined by a $68 4K standard edition box set on the same day. Both collections include the first four Indy films on 4K Blu-ray and digital streaming codes. This new edition is technically a re-release of an older box set. While the older version is still available, it's more expensive and its digital download codes have likely expired by now--so it's worth waiting a couple extra days for this new printing.

Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection (4K Steelbook Blu-ray) $70 | Releases November 11

As the name implies, the Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection includes the first four Indiana Jones movies:

• Raiders of the Lost Ark
• Temple of Doom
• The Last Crusade
• Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Each movie is presented in 4K with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, and is packaged in its own steelbook case with cover art of Indy from his various adventures. The set comes in a slipcover display case, and includes a double-sided poster with a collage of classic Indiana Jones movie posters and scenes.

Along with the films, the Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection also includes all the legacy bonus materials from previous Blu-ray releases, adding up to a substantial collection of behind-the-scenes content examining many characters, locations, and props of the Indy universe.

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A standard edition 4K box is also launching on November 11. This version doesn't include steelbook covers for the movies, but the on-disc content is identical. It also comes in a slipcase with a double-sided poster.

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Since this collection only includes four of the five Indiy movies, you'll want to grab Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny if you're planning to complete the saga. It's available on 4K Blu-ray and standard Blu-ray. Both versions offer the same special features, including a five-part hour-long documentary chronicling the making of the movie. And in case the Four-Movie collection sells out, you can also grab standalone versions of the rest of the Indiana Jones series. Each movie is available on 4K UHD and standard Blu-ray.

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• Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection (4K Steelbook Blu-ray) -- $70 | Releases November 11
• Indiana Jones Four-Movie Collection (4K Blu-ray) -- $68 | Releases November 11
• Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark (4K Blu-ray) -- $20 ($26)
• Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark (Blu-ray) -- $12.43 ($18)
• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Steelbook Edition (4K Blu-ray) -- $78
• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (4K Blu-ray) -- $20 ($31)
• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Standard Blu-ray) -- $16 ($22)
• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Steelbook Edition (4K Blu-ray) -- $17 ($31)
• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (4K Blu-ray) -- $20/29 ($26)
• Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (4K Blu-ray, steelbook) -- sold out
• Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (4K Blu-ray) -- $24 ($33)
• Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Standard Blu-ray) -- $13.64
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Collector's Edition (4K Blu-ray) -- $29 ($39)
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Standard Blu-ray) -- $19

While it doesn't have ancient deathtraps or fancy fedoras, movie fans can also preorder a re-release of the Transformers Six-Movie Steelbook Collection launching on November 11. The box set includes 4K UHD, standard Blu-ray, and digital streaming versions of the first six films in the live-action Transformers franchise on--meaning the only entry missing from this bundle is Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. Like the Indy collection, each Transformers movie in the set features a unique steelbook case with cover art of iconic characters like Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee.

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CKRD is getting the band back together, as the company behind several controllers for rhythm games has teased a new drum kit for 2026. The reveal trailer was short, but it did show off what looks like a comprehensive drum kit that includes four color-coded pads, three cymbals, and a pedal.

Beyond that teaser, CKRD mentioned on its blog post that it aims to use the lessons it learned from previous releases and fan feedback to create "something truly great" for players. The full reveal will be in Q1 2026, and the company says that it has two more announcements to make this year.

Rhythm games have made a small comeback over the last couple of years, thanks in part to Fortnite Festival. Essentially Guitar Hero for a new generation, the mode supports guitar controllers, and CKRD has a line of these peripherals available for purchase. They're equipped with a built-in sensor for activating Star Power in Guitar Hero games, Navigation Hub buttons, strum bars with Hall Effect and haptic feedback, and a modular mechanical neck for different play styles.

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While the biggest news out of Take-Two's latest earnings call was a disappointing 6 month delay for GTA 6, CEO Strauss Zelnick also took some time to discuss the success of August release Mafia: The Old Country. The prequel title was priced at just $50 on release, a gamble that Zelnick says paid off.

A Mafia prequel set in Sicily in the early 1900s, Mafia: The Old Country is more linear and story-driven than other games in the franchise. 2K games promoted the title as a polished, condensed experience that doesn't require a massive time commitment from players, and priced the game to match.

Take-Two's latest earnings report revealed that Mafia: The Old Country quickly outperformed the company's expectations for it. "What we suspected was confirmed," Zelnick said in an interview with The Game Business. "Which is just… if you give consumers a great narrative experience that's a lot of fun, somewhat contained, and at a fair price, then you can have the perfect result."

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Explore an interconnected mushroom world filled with secrets. Unite the mushroom tribes and experience the origin story of our hero Greencap that eventually leads to the events of the first game. Play as Greencap's ancestor in this prequel to Lone Fungus, set thousands of years before the first game. Just like the first game, Lone Fungus 2 is a sprawling Metroidvania set in a mushroom world! This time perhaps our protagonist will be a bit less lonely... Features 8-directional Castlevania-like combat with sub-weapons, but with a modern fast and fluid movement system!