Rumoured plans for Generation Five of DC Comics may be the ballsiest attempt yet by the publisher to start afresh, but they’ll be doing so with an eye on the future of the DC Universe. Generation Five is a passing of the torch, a hold B to skip several years of stories that’ll eventually see familiar heroes replaced by a new generation who’ll bear their mantle and responsibility to save the world whenever evil rears its ugly head.

I’m not just saying that you should go watch Code Geass, I’m commanding you to do so.

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 is the Helen of Troy of video games, launching a thousand extreme sports ships in its direction and paving the way for a franchise that would reach new highs with the likes of two direct sequels and the legendary Tony Hawk Underground reboot. But beyond all that, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 still sounds like a blast to play.

I fear that we’re reaching a stage of saturation with deck-building games. I don’t know why and I’m only partially sure of when, but the deckbuilding genre has exploded in the past year and it seems like it’s here to stay. Not that I’m complaining, not even in the slightest. I love me some rogue-like elements all shuffled together in …

I’ve become a lot pickier as of late with which figures I buy for my working corner, due to the fact that space is at a premium until I finally get some proper shelving sorted. If I had the space (and cash!) I’d have a shelf that was one action figure accessory away from splitting in half with all the plastic that I’d stock on top of it. It also doesn’t help that shows like the Toy Fair 2020 are making me Google how much a pint of my blood is currently worth, thanks to numerous retailers descending on New York to show off nerd pollen.

FINISH HIM! Two words that don’t just define an era of gaming, but hold so much more value beyond their immediate association with the bloodiest fighting game ever conceived. It’s a rallying cry, a mantra of excellence and everything that fans loved about a certain franchise that would rise to the top of its genre and go beyond those limits …

You can thank Kevin Kiner as the mastermind behind the animated sound of Star Wars, as the maestro’s ear for adapting John Williams’ original score and putting his own spin on it has been nothing short of astounding. With Star Wars: The Clone Wars coming to an end, we had some questions for the composer about his score before Order 66 was executed. And he had some answers!

Here’s part three of our lengthy interview with two-thirds of the Top Gear trio who’ve injected a sense of energy and charm back into the show.