Having wisely chosen to give the Need For Speed franchise a biannual berth instead of forcing a new title down player throats every year, EA’s series races back into contention with a new look and attitude on November 10. Need For Speed Payback is the name of the game, and it has a selection of cars which hum with the kind of V8 growling that you’d expect when you’re digitally throwing fingers at cops. Take a gander here.

It might have been a long wait, but Bungie proves with its PC version of Destiny 2 that a good PC port takes a little extra work to get feeling this good.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is a rock ‘n roll rebellion that manages to blend thrilling shoot ‘em up action with heavy subject matter and a narrative that begs players to rage against the machine with as many bullets as possible.

Crossovers are clearly continuing in the video game department with Injustice 2, as DC’s finest are about to get a taste of hell. Hellboy that is, as Dark Horse Comics will soon be making their presence felt in the best fighting game of the year.

The debate about whether or not esports are akin to sports will rage on for at least the next millennium, but according to the people behind the Olympics, they’re effectively the same thing.

Looking back on the series, I kind of think that Fable was largely…rubbish. Make no mistake, the world-building and characters within that particular universe were top-notch, but the rest of the actual experience.Ennnnhhhhh. I’d say that Fable 3 and Fable: The Journey represented the nadir of the series, a collection of games with lofty ideas that never materialised.

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Remember The Amazing Eternals, the ambitious new hybrid game from the makers of Warframe, Digital Extremes? Keep on remembering, because it may need to live on in your memories.