By now, you’d expect the line-up to be complete in Injustice 2. You’ve got Superman’s regime on one side, Batman’s resistance on the other and Gorilla Grodd’s Society caught in the middle of the reignited civil war between heroes and villains. There’s one other face that you haven’t seen so far. A certain wild card who’ll also pop up to throw a crowbar at Brainiac’s plans for global domination.

A new image showcasing Square Enix's release forecast for the year dims any hopes of either Final Fantasy VII Remake or Kingdom Hearts III making the cut.

Loading screens are almost a relic of the past in gaming these days. Sure there’s always the starting load, but once you’re in you’re in. It’s worth the 30 second wait to get going on a game. Did I say 30 seconds? I meant nearly five minutes, in case you were thinking of quickly hopping into a session of Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3.

Call of Duty is going back to its roots this year. Here are three very blurry promo images for Call of Duty: WWII.

There may be some hope on the horizon for beleaguered PC gamers then, as some digging on NeoGAF yesterday in the recently released PC port and update of Bayonetta saw an image crop up in the game folder. An image that looked a lot like Vanquish protagonist Samuel Gideon in his trademark sliding DARPA armour.

Summer Games Done Quick is coming this July. And the roster features some surprising new games to watch being broken apart.

Archaic controls aside, Morrowind was an achievement not only in storytelling but in atmosphere as well. Harsh and unforgiving, the third core chapter of the Elder Scrolls made solitude a danger and the mountains menacing. Every layer of Morrowind managed to combine into something that few games were capable of being at the turn of the century: An experience. 16 years later, and it’s finally time to return to Vvardenfell. I’ve had my ass handed to me in the new PvP Battlegrounds arena, barely survived an Ashlander ambush and wiped out badly with a group of optimistic adventurers in the Halls of Fabrication. It’s good to be home.

The categories for the Esports Industry Awards 2017 have been revealed and voting has begun. A number of categories are missing from 2016, but can Overwatch sweep it all again?