One of the oldest slasher films is getting a remake just in time for Friday the 13th o December this year.

From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of the Multiverse, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week.

Niantic Games is suing Global++, the organisation behind Pokemon Go’s most widely used cheat in an attempt to quell future violations of their intellectual property.

Murder Mystery is by no means brilliant and is filled with the type of low-browed Sandler humour that will likely make you cringe, but as a crime caper, it is surprisingly fun and enjoyable to watch, keeping you guessing till the very end.

Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is shaping up nicely so far. Jon Berenthal looks like a terrific antagonist, the gameplay has a harder edge to it and the Auroa Islands peninsula looks massively more interesting than the lush jungles of Bolivia. See for yourself in footage that we've brought back from E3.

I’ve never particularly enjoyed real-time strategy games. Something about how distant you were from the combat never sat right with me. I’d like to say this unease came from a disturbingly real sense of warfare, playing the role of a cosy general damning countless lives in your stead. But the truth is that I kinda found them…boring. Like, if there’s …

The good guys are up to no good and so its up to another supergroup of heroes to also play dirty to bring them to account.

There's no disputing it – The Outer Worlds looks like a Fallout game in all but name. Which shouldn't come as a surprise, given that Obsidian Games is behind it. As the creators of arguably the best Fallout game out there (even with New Vegas' misgivings) it's still somewhat surprising how much of that DNA is retained in Outer Wilds. That isn't to say this looks like a decade old RPG either. Outer Wilds instead looks to build on ideas that haven't worked out as well in past Obsidian ventures, giving you even more ways to approach its more open-ended quests.

It didn’t set the US box office alight, but this Superbad-with-nerd-girls is one of the best high school comedies in a good long while. Charming and heartfelt, it breaks new representational ground without coasting on its concept.

It's not just your pocket monsters that'll be experiencing some change in Pokemon Sword and Shield, but you the player as well as the latest game from Nintendo celebrates more than two decades of catching 'em all.