2017 is slowly becoming the year of fighting-games! Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, and Injustice 2 players will battle it out over three days during E3 from June 13 to 15.

Star Trek: Bridge Crew's moments of enjoyment come from its goofy antics and riduculous shortcommings rather than its tactical depth or spread of gameplay options.

Codemasters is looking to add another game in the muddiest genre into its arsenal: Dirt 4. Unlike Dirt 3’s garish exterior which was fuelled by the most neon energy drinks possible, Dirt 4 is going back to its roots while offering more accessible options for the weekend driver. Here’s what critics have to say about it so far.

We all love to hear the crowd roar, but what happens when they start helping the teams during a grand final?

Tekken 7 is unashamedly dedicated to its arcade roots, which is both its greatest strength and weakness. It's a good game, but one that is starting to feel archaic in the face of new challengers on the scene.

Battleborn wasn’t the hit that Gearbox and publisher 2K hoped it would be. Trying to take some of the Borderlands Magic and apply it to the MOBA template didn’t work out in Gearbox’s favour. Could a free-to-play push help?

The ultimate Batman V Superman simulator is getting one hell of an update based on weeks of feedback since it launched and made us believe that a man could indeed fly when punched into orbit by a Kryptonian solar-god with delusions of grandeur. Here's what's changing in Injustice 2.

Y’all ready for another story of the most rumourey kind? You are? Excellent! Most excellent dude! Air guitar noises. Nintendo has a new Pokémon-themed direct lined up for later today, an online presentation that fans think will finally and officially reveal Pokémon Stars for the Switch console.