…using Sony’s PlayStation Now Service – which lets users close to their datacentres stream playable games to PC or other supported hardware.

Oh it’s true, it’s damn true: Doomfist is finally coming to Overwatch. Ever since Overwatch first hit the scene last year, players have been begging and wanting the infamous top dog villain to make an appearance and give the heroes a reminder to stay on the f***ing payload. Blizzard’s new antagonist was officially shown off last night so enough banter. Here’s his first superbly animated trailer already

Super Mario has always been defined by the small life counter in the corner of your screen, but Odyssey is doing away with Game Overs entirely.

The final Splatoon 2 Direct before launch crammed a load of content in 30 minutes. Here's everything you might have missed out.

The Kaizer Chiefs will have their own esports stage at Rush and will feature their own eFootball tournament.

Eight years after it first launched, fans are still happy to throw plenty of cash at League of Legends, as they seek to have their various heroes and avatars stand out from the pack. Riot Points still bring in truckloads of cash specifically, as that in-game currency unlocks all manner of customisation options, champions and boosts to power up your character further. Those points are going to cost a bit more in the UK soon. Ain’t that a riot?

Game developers make false advertising promises all the time. It’s just the nature of the hype game (and about 50% of Peter Moleyneux’s career). South African developers RogueCode are different though. When they claimed that they had made “the world’s best mass llama-slaughter roguelike-lite-ish couch co-op twin-stick top-down shooter,” they weren’t exaggerating one bit. Of course, it’s the world’s only mass llama-slaughter roguelike-lite-ish …

The Wonderful 101 was one of Platinum's other excellant Wii U exclusives. And just like Bayonetta, it could be making the jump to Switch.