Gazillion Entertainment and Disney have ended their working relationship, meaning the future of Marvel Heroes looks more grim than any of the Fantastic Four.

Jenova Chen and thatgamecompany want to create a more social version of Journey, and that's exactly what they're doing with their new title, Sky.

The misconception of esports, and coverage by mainstream media, could be ruining the perception of esports.

Call of Duty: WWII hasn’t had the best launch. Sure, it’s sold like madness, and it’s a pretty damned great game – but it had more than a few server issues at launch, which prompted developer Sledgehammer to yank a few features just to get the game running properly. They also transitioned to P2P after launch to keep things stable. Dedicated servers have now returned.

Nintendo are looking towards esports as part of their core thinking, and that's great!

Need For Speed Payback is a game built around the most cringe-worthy of dialogue, quotes so shockingly cheesy that your eyeballs are in danger of rolling out of your head with enough force to puncture your skull. Nowhere else in the game is that fact more apparent than in the Street Leagues. You’re racing around the city of Silver Rock to gain allies, leaders of gangs who each operate according to a certain discipline and spout out lines that reads like bad fan fiction.

As you’ll recall, thanks tour friends friends at Megarom and Ubisoft, we’re giving away a collection of the three lovely collectibles – along with a copy of the game (on PS4 or Xbox One), a South Park Lanyard and a Cartman pin. Here's the winner.

Already arriving with Street Fighter’s Akuma in the main roster, Tekken 7 will also soon add Fatal Fury’s Geese Howard to the mix. So what’s the secret? How does a game like Tekken choose a guest character? “It was kind of a different circumstance from Akuma. The decision making occurred outside of Tekken 7 and outside of initial planning,” series head Katushiro Harada said to Game Informer.