Reviews are in for Tekken 7, and they all seem to agree on one thing. The treasured arcade fighter lacks some of the more modern sensibilities of the fighting game genre.

If you’ve never introduced Dante’s pretty-boy looks to the business end of some Adamantium claws or caught SChun-Li with an optic blast of pure concussive force, then you’ve missed out on some classic MvC action. Action which is apparently absent from Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite entirely. Take it with a massive pinch of salt, as the roster for Marvel vs Capcom Infinite has leaked and there’s not a single trace of the X-gene inside of it.

Say hello to the ROG Masters - the worldwide CS:GO and Dota 2 touranment.

Which sounds like a great focus and reason for jumping back into the Animus. So which assassin will we be activating the eyes of the hawk (HAWK…Hawk…Hawk…) through? According to this T-Shirt, you’ll be walking, stabbing and leap of faithing like an Egyptian by the name of Ba Yek.

Arkane’s reboot of Pray is a damned good game, for most of the experience anyway - but the lack of PS4 Pro support was a sticking point. That's changed.

Years back, Nintendo managed to nail the perfect formula for strategy on the go with Advance Wars. The setup was simple, the combat was addictive and the franchise spawned several excellent sequels that built on the foundation of the original cinematic 2001 game for the Game Boy Advance. You can thank the recent Fire Emblem games for the lack of new Advance Wars however.

Oh Sir…The Insult Simulator! looks charming, but on a list of things I’d rather be doing instead of playing it, French-kissing a live jackhammer rates higher on my schedule.

Bungie may have had plenty of Destiny 2 available for a lucky few to experience a few weeks ago, but only one of its truly new classes was ready for action: The new Warlock Dawnblade. Half Solar powerhouse and half the best bits of Highlander thanks to an almighty sword attack, the Dawnblade is a new take on the Solar sub-class for the Warlock.