Gundam isn’t just a swell collection of anime series (Turn A Gundam and the 13th MS Team being two of my favourite underrated classics), its also made a natural transition to video games over the years with numerous titles. It’s making a comeback in the west this year, as the first true Gundam game in many a year is busting out of Japanese arcades and is headed to PlayStation 4 on September 29.

Bayonetta 2 might have been one of the best Wii U games ever released, but it was a stellar title that fell on a small audience. Could a Switch port be on the cards to change that?

It’s ambitious, imaginative and often intriguing and does its best to deliver something fresh and unique. Unfortunately, Get Even fails to nail down the fundamentals, resulting in a sadly disjointed, overwrought experience.

Summer Games Done Quick has kicked off, and the first day of speedrunning saw a surprising world record broken in Symphony of the Night.

Metro Exodus looks simply…bigger. Kind of, because while Metro Exodus might have the appearance of an open-world shooter, its freedom won’t come at the cost of a diluted Metro experience.

Before its release, many consumers (and game publishers!) looked at Nintendo’s Switch with a cautious, sideways glance. That’s fair, given how the company’s previous console, the Wii U, could rightly be called a monumental failure. The Switch is, however, doing exceedingly well.

Tired of opening motherboxes one at a time in Injustice 2? The latest patch has remedied that annoying side-effect of being awesome at the game, as well as provided a host of other tweaks and fixes.

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