With the recent launch on PC, Activision is now able to tout Destiny 2 as the best selling game of the year thus far. At least in the USA.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

The Xbox One X is a niche device. It’s a machine for a certain market, while also requiring some faith from those people who splash cash down on it. That seems to be the running theme in reviews for the hardware-heavy console, as opinions on the actual tech is overwhelmingly positive so far.

Call of Duty: WWII is a damned good game. Right now, the multiplayer experience is lacking somewhat. Mostly because the game’s servers have apparently imploded.

You may love them, you may despise them – but there’s no denying that EA’s subscription services are phenomenal value. Known on Xbox One as EA access and PC as Origin Access, the monthly subscriptions open up early access to EA’s games, along with a wealth of great games through the Vault. It's coming to more platforms.

Guardians! It’s to pick a side. Will you support an organisation fronted by a man who managed to escape the wrath of John Wick, or will you instead pledge allegiance to those other fellas run by Freddie Prinze Jr in an attempt to find out if Rachel Leigh Cook was indeed “all that”? The choice is yours, but you’re going to need to make it soon as the next Destiny 2 Faction Rally kicks off pretty soon. November 7 to be exact, as New Monarchy, Future War Cult and Dead Orbit will all be vying for your attention.

Call of Duty: WWII is a great entry into the long-running series. Sledgehammer has done a fantastic job in creating a Call of Duty that will appeal to contemporary fans and those fans who might have favourable memories of earlier games in the series. It often walks a fine line between thoughtful representation of World War II and typical Call of Duty flamboyance, but it’s a line that Sledgehammer walks with confidence. The result is a Call of Duty that feels assured of what it’s trying to accomplish, and what it accomplishes is riveting, entertaining and at times hard-hitting.

The Ghost Recon Wildlands documentary on the Bolivian drug industry has finally been complete, and features more drug traffickers and law enforcers than you can shake a rusty hypodermic needle at.