Well done, Overwatch players, you've upset Jeff Kaplan and will soon be the reason we can't have nice things. Not all of you, but some of you.

For the longest of times, players in World of Warcraft have offered real money in exchange for boosts through new content. Blizzard have had enough, and it's going to end soon.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is, without a doubt, a masterpiece. Its few minor faults do little to detract from one of the very best games ever made.

RIME is finally launching across all platforms this coming May. But there's a strange thing happening with its price on Nintendo Switch.

As the kind of gamer who lives and breathes the fighting game genre, maybe even competitively, Injustice 2 might be a harder sell thanks to the Gear System in place. Developer NetherRealm has been hyping the game with a tagline that says that every battle will define your character, specifically with loot drops that can make your chosen vigilante that little bit stronger or faster. And now NetherRealm boss Ed Boon has weighed in on the debate with some thoughts of his own.

Shadow of Mordor held your nemesis in one contained battlefield. Shadow of War is breaking that idea in massive ways.

In the first of three livestreams before the final Destiny event begins, Bungie detailed some raid-centric information for players who’ll be picking up their favourite hand cannons for one final ride in the Age of Triumph.

Worse than playing pirated stuff? Selling the necessary equipment – and that’s what Canadian company Go Cyber Shopping found out the hard way