The technology used by Yukes to create each WWE game is beginning to show its age. Aside from a stellar custom superstar suite of options and upgrades which certainly do favour certain superstars far more than other athletes stuck in the mid-card or lower, the Yukes engine is in desperate need of a rethink. Or better yet, it's time to find someone else to develop WWE games.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is aiming to make a crater sized impression early next year, as Bandai Namco confirms a January release date.

Those who prefer to keep their video game solitary have often wondered why GTA V didn’t receive any of its promised single-player DLC. It’s because it didn’t need it. At least, that’s the story Rockstar’s touting now.

According to developer sources via Kotaku, the dates for the next three Steam sales have been leaked. The first kicks off this week with a spooky Halloween sale.

Over the next few weeks, it’s going to be a good time to punch and shoot Nazis – at least digitally. Next week Friday, Call of Duty is going back to World War II, giving us another look at the European theatre of Earth greatest conflict – and its subsequent victory over fascism. Looking a little closer, there’s this week’s impending release of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

WIth the jack-o-lanterns out and the date around the corner, Destiny 2 is sadly skipping out on the spooky festivities this Halloween.

Destiny 2 may be a shooter at heart with some RPG leanings, but within that game lies many a secret and treasure waiting to be discovered. You could do all that on your own, or if you need a leg up then fret not. We’re here to lend a hand with assorted musings from across time and space as you take the fight to Dominus Ghaul.

There's little to no money in esports for tournament hosts, and having a corporate backing is the only way... for now.