The next update for Overwatch happens to have McCree, Roadhog and Reaper locked in for a well-deserved update. Reaper is getting the best tweak ever on the PC exclusive PTR to his offense-heavy style of play, as he’ll be cycling in a bit of healing with his Reaping ability that allows him to turn 20 percent of his damage done to other heroes back into health points as the mechanic now ditches health orbs entirely.

Out this September, fans can grab a Teen Titans Go expansion featuring Raven and Beast Boy (IS ALL ABOUT MY RAE MAMA) with a T-Car that transforms and a spellbook of Azaroth. Next up is a Powerpuff Girls Fun Pack that features Blossom, Buttercup and Bubbles with a 3-in-1 Octi and smartphone accessory. Last on the list but the one I kind of just want for my shelf, is a Beetlejuice expansion that features the specialist in human exorcism.

So what happens when two of my passions collide? You really don’t want to see that. What you do want to see though is Fire Emblem Warriors, which gives the series a more action-packed approach to combat as Japanese magazine Famitsu detailed this week.

At the Destiny 2 reveal event, I spent plenty of time in front of a screen. I also spent a lot of time looking at a collection of Destiny guns that were thankfully behind some lick-proof tempered glass in that hangar. Look at these beauties.

The creators of Bastion and Transistor have their latest project wrapping up, with Pyre launching on PC and PS4 in just a few weeks.

Will the gap between Energy Esports and Bravado Gaming close now that BlackpoisoN has joined them?

What about the games that require you to pinch a massive amount of sodium first before reading on further? We’ve got our eyes on ten such games that we’re expecting to see revealed at E3, before we’re bitterly disappointed to see just how wrong we really are with our predictions. Again. At lest this time we’re throwing in gambling odds as well so if you’re keen for some of this action.

Yesterday, a minor update for the PlayStation 4 hit. Numbered as 4.70, the firmware update offered only vague hints at what improvements it might contain. It also had a few unintended "features" for some.