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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes has over a hundred characters that can join your fledgling force. One of them happens to be a mighty spellcaster who can turn the tide of battle. Here's our guide on how to recruit Isha in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. How to recruit Isha in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes Isha was originally introduced in Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising, which served as a prequel to Hundred Heroes. In this particular game, you can recruit her once you've completed three of her tasks. Here's a quick summary: Isha can be found in Eltisweiss if you revisit it later in the campaign. Specifically, it's after you've defended the city of Hishahn from imperial forces. Return to Eltisweiss and go to the plaza with the fountain. There, you'll meet Isha. Isha's three tasks involve finding a lost cat, collecting a Cockatrice Egg, and delivering a package. Where to find the lost cat The first task if you want to recruit Isha in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes involves finding a black cat. Simply head to the southwestern corner of Eltisweiss to spot the furry feline. Go back to Isha so she can give you the next challenge. We all know that cats are awesome! How to get a Cockatrice Egg The second objective takes a bit more effort. You have to return to Mountain Path Homeward, the pass that leads to Nowa's village. Roam around the area until you get a random encounter against a Cockatrice. If you see a treasure chest behind it, use the Attack/Gimmick command to loot the container. This nets you the Cockatrice Egg. Time to catch before they hatch. How to deliver the package Finally, you have to go all the way back to Arenside, which is where you started the campaign. Thankfully, you don't have to make the trek on foot. Once you've unlocked the fast travel mechanic, you can teleport back to the initial village. Enter the item shop/inn and hand over the package to the woman to finish this task. Back where it all began. Isha's role in the game Once you're done with all three tasks, Isha will permanently join your forces. You'll soon realize that she's an invaluable asset, primarily because of her amazing stats. She has high speed, allowing her to get her turn earlier in a round. Even better, her magic stat is extremely high, making her a remarkable spellcaster. In fact, only a select few characters (i.e. Momo) can manage to trump her in this category. That's everything you need to know about how to recruit Isha in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. If you're keen in meeting more allies, you can check our guides on the Divination Parlor and all recruitable characters. Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes takes you all across the lands of Allraan, where you bolster the resistance forces by allying with powerful combatants and growing your headquarters. For more tips, you can visit our guides hub. View the full article

A new 8BitDo Ultimate controller is headed to Xbox, bringing a wealth of versatility and customization to Xbox at a very tempting price. Officially licensed by Xbox, the 8BitDo Ultimate launches on June 13 and is available to preorder for $70 from Amazon, but there's a notable catch here for Xbox users. On PC and mobile, the 8BitDo Ultimate Xbox controller should prove to be a great alternative to the official wireless Xbox controller. 8BitDo Ultimate Controller (Black) -- $70 8BitDo Ultimate Controller White -- $70 While this controller features the high build quality and platform flexibility of other 8BitDo Ultimate devices, the bad news here is that if you intend to use it specifically on Xbox Series X|S or Xbox One, you can only do so in wired mode with the included detachable USB-C cable. That's certainly a disappointing revelation, especially since at first glance, you'd think it simply looks like an Xbox version of the fantastic 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth controller for Nintendo Switch and other platforms. Currently, the 8BitDo Ultimate doesn't offer a wireless mode for Xbox consoles. A firmware update could theoretically change that--Microsoft did open up its wireless protocol to allow third-party manufacturers to make wireless controllers for Xbox last year--but for now, this is strictly a wired affair on that platform, and we wouldn't recommend banking on post-launch wireless compatibility. What's particularly peculiar in this case is that 8BitDo has used Microsoft's wireless protocol already. The stellar 8BitDo Arcade Stick offers wireless connectivity via a 2.4GHz dongle. 8BitDo Ultimate Xbox ControllerAs mentioned, the 8BitDo Ultimate is compatible with platforms outside of the Xbox ecosystem. PC players can sync the controller using 2.4GHz wireless or Bluetooth. 8BitDo says Android is supported for mobile, but if it mirrors the existing 8BitDo Ultimate, you also shouldn't have a problem connecting via Bluetooth on iOS. PC and mobile players should keep in mind that you can get essentially the exact same controller at Amazon for $57 right now. The existing version of the Ultimate works wirelessly on not just PC and mobile, but also Nintendo Switch. However, using the Switch model on PC means you will have to get used to face buttons with the "wrong" layout. Switch controllers reverse A and B as well as X and Y, which can be frustrating when gaming on PC, especially if you've been using an Xbox controller for a long time. That's where the new Xbox model comes in. Outside of the wired connection on Xbox, the new 8BitDo Ultimate retains the most impactful features that made the 8BitDo Ultimate our favorite third-party Switch controller and our top pick in our best PC controllers roundup roundup. It has Hall Effect joysticks designed to mitigate the possibility of stick drift, a chunky D-pad, and a pair of remappable back buttons. There is an impressive amount of customization to take advantage of, and the controller comes with a compact charging dock in case you decide to use it on a non-Xbox platform. 8BitDo's proprietary Ultimate software for PC, Mac, Xbox, and mobile lets you quickly remap inputs, adjust trigger sensitivity, create dead zones, and save up to three custom profiles. There are a few differences in features between the two controllers as well. The Xbox edition comes with microswitch bumpers and a 3.5mm audio jack--this is another nice addition for PC players who are trying to decide between the two models. Meanwhile, the Switch version has gyro motion controls. Additionally, the listing for the Xbox controller makes no mention of rumble, while the Switch controller has adjustable rumble. PC users should also check out 8BitDo's retro-inspired keyboards for some great add-ons to your PC gaming setup, as the company offers Famicom- and NES-inspired designs, and a Commodore 64 edition with a detachable arcade stick releases next month. View the full article