It’s safe to say that the latest LEGO game once again has a roster whose number can only be described as silly. So silly in fact, that I’m amazed that there isn’t a Monty Python’s Flying Circus tribute in the form of Graham Chapman’s army colonel, telling the game to “stop that”. And also to cut its hair. Not every character in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 can be unlocked however.

2017 has been a great year so far for new games. I’m still playing Destiny 2, Assassin’s Creed is back and better than ever while the new Nintendo Switch has managed to pump out two games which may be racking up plenty of awards soon. Here’s the thing: Amidst al of these high profile games, many a smaller title gets lost in the noise. Games which may not have obscene budgets, but still manage to have just as much quality thrown into the mix. Here’s a look at ten such games then, that you may have missed in 2017.

When Nintendo first showed off its handheld/home-console hybrid the Switch, one of the prominent games in its sizzle reel was The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The aging, beloved open world RPG has at this point been ported to just about everything, but having it run on a handheld seemed like black magic. It’s out tomorrow, and yes, it’s…Skyrim, on the Switch.

Listen, you can stick a Kamehameha where the Spirit Bomb don’t shine, because there are other characters in Dragon Ball FighterZ that I actually want to play as. While the roster already includes obvious fan favourites such as Android 18, Picollo and Majin Buu, the cast is about to get even better. Which is fantastic news for Yamcha, because people must be tired of using him to warm their back of their hands by now. According to Weekly Jump via Gematsu, Dragon Ball FighterZ will add Gotenks, Adult Gohan and Kid Buu to the mix.

Cheaters are a big problem in competitive games, especially when it comes to PC. Possibly even more rife is toxicity – bad, abusive behaviour towards other people. If you’ve regularly done either of those things, you may find yourself unable to find CS: GO games in the future – or at best, find yourself pooled with other naughty players.

The Dennis Hawelka Award will be presented to the player who had the most positive impact on the community during the Overwatch League.

Lootboxes (and their associated microtransactions) are a contentious issue. While many appear to have no issues at all with the systemsome find them analogous to gambling. In Belgium, any sort of gambling - digital or not - needs to have a permit from the country’s gaming commission. They’re now investigating whether Star Wars Battlefront II (and Overwatch) lootboxes are akin to gambling.

Bungie has revealed a whole lot to do with Destiny 2's first DLC, Curse of Osiris. Mercury, Infinite Forests and Raid Lairs all included.