After a week of speculation, it turns out the rumours were true as Blizzard unveiled a brand new map and cinematic for popular multiplayer shooter Overwatch at Gamescom last night. As suspected, the new map will be Junkertown, a post-apocalyptic outpost in the Australian outback that also happens to be home to our two favourite manic Aussie crooks Junkrat and …

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Fast forward a few months later, and the one game that was due to launch with the Xbox One X-Pac has been delayed. It’s really not looking good for team green, know what I’m saying? Well hold onto your asses folks, because the next level of gaming is launching with the next generation of MSG on a mass-produced flat fried potato. BEHOLD! POWER DORITOS:

It’s official: Final Fantasy XV is coming to PC next year. Or in the parlance of those trendy tweens, FF XV ASAP 2015 on PC.

Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon! It’s probably the same…but different. Same game, but different…but same. Seriously though, what’s really different? With just a scant few months to go before the next chapter in the Pokemon saga hits small screens on November 17, Nintendo needs to sell audiences on just why this latest iteration on last year’s latest generational title is worth getting your pokeballs excited.

Star Wars Battlefront II has the tall order of improving drastically on a game in just two years, but my goodness does it still look stunning in motion.

Every game that is capable of getting an enhancement, will have it available for free as the onus is on the developers to decide just how they want to upgrade their titles when the Xbox One X launches this year. Here’s the full list of games that will be capable of having its good looks tuned up.