If I could get my hands on some iconic WWE merchandise, I’d gladly settle for Mick Foley’s missing ear or The Rock’s cookbook. That…probably won’t happen. What will happen alternatively though, is that I’d drop some cash on the WWE 2K18 collector’s edition quicker than that time I bought a month’s worth of New Day-endorsed Booty-Os. This year, WWE 2K18 is celebrating 15 years of John Cena’s career, with a collector’s edition that’ll be limited to around 30 000 units. This is what it apparently looks like, but I can’t see anything.

Miitopia is a quirky and entertaining RPG-lite in very short bursts, but unfortunately the game doesn’t have all that much to offer outside of a few goofs. The lack of substantial player involvement leaves it feeling too automated and the experience grows stale, fast.

The roguelike elements didn’t quite work out for me, but I’m sure it’ll find its audience. Though I learned not to hate them, I would have preferred the game stuck closer to tradition. It becomes a good game, but until you really become acquainted with how it works, it can be a frustrating and monotonous slog.

I know it's not the size of the prize pool that counts, it's how players compete for it. But it's always great to see players competing for big prizes - it's a great sign for our local esports community.

Looking forward to expanding your Final Fantasy XV journey with friends? The multiplayer focused Comrades expansion has a test opening up next week.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Few games could match the mania for guns that Destiny had. Dodgy story issues and inconsistent updates aside, Destiny’s guns were in a class of their own.

How scary can going for a strawberry milkshake be? In Nazi occupied America, it's the worst place for hero B.J. Blazkowitz.

Backers who pledged $60 or more could have chosen to receive a physical NES or Famicom-styled box for Mighty No 9. They're now wishing they hadn't.