The latest PlayStation 4 update is out, and it provides little other than a mild performance fix...and a bug. According to multiple reports users have been stuck appearing offline since updating.

Six months in, and 2017 has been a fantastic year so far for gaming yet again. Mind you, it isn’t pulling another 2016 in terms of releases, but I’m not complaining so far. So which games are the very best then? Which new releases have been well worth the financial and chronal investment required to own and complete them?

People scoffed at DmC: Devil May Cry when it was first released, scoffed to the max. Here’s a second chance to give the remake a bash then, as the Capcom Humble Bundle is live and ready to go with deals on Dead Rising and Resident Evil for good measure.

Announced earlier in the year, fans have been waiting for a local release date and pricing on the SNES Mici Classic Console. Here it is, according to Raru: September 29, for 1249 of your Randelas. That’s a tad bit pricier than the NES Mini Classic, although you know exactly who to blame for it.

While Destiny’s later expansions would flesh the world out, players were still hungry for a more cohesive tale. They didn’t want a wishy-washy saga of fighting an undefined enemy while an ally spouted off the worst one-liners possible (I don’t have time to tell you I don’t have time uuuuuurggghhhh who wrote that). If that was one of your major requests for Destiny 2, then good news: You’ll be getting all that and more. “

Logitech’s announced that it’s soon to acquire ASTRO for a sweet $85 Million, with the deal going through in August.

Is it time to panic yet? Maybe, probably, I don't know.

The Necromancer adds mechanical depth to a game which has hidden the obvious for quite some years. It's an incredible class that's fun to play but extremely overpowered at the moment.