It's been two weeks since the Apex Legends Season 8 launched with a new character and weapon and some map changes. So has the "Mayhem" been good or bad for the popular battle royale game?

Who doesn’t love spreading the word about charity? Especially when the reason behind that charity comes from a very good game.

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll jump in Thomas Was Alone on Nintendo Switch. Whether you’re leaping in for the first time or playing through the adventure yet again, this complete port does the iconic indie game proper justice and proves that great video game ideas are timeless.

Season two of Warzone launches on February 25, adds four new operators, six new weapons, the new Zombies mode Outbreak (bit on the nose there Activision), four multiplayer maps, new multiplayer modes, new prestige levels and new Warzone points of interest. That’s a lot of content. Here’s a crib note breakdown of all the important stuff.

Launching a full month ahead of the actual game, there’s a decent chunk of content for players to test drive here.

PC hardware is expected to do a lot at any given time, but at the bare minimum, users do require their fancy hardware to not spontaneously combust into a raging inferno. That’s the one safety check that parts manufacturer NZXT failed to take notice of, as the rather eye-catching H1 case that it released shipped with a fault that only pyromaniacs would appreciate.

Change is on the cards at Destiny developer Bungie, as it looks towards the future and starts putting its eggs into more than just a single 1360 Light power basket. In a new report, the company has confirmed that it still plans to launch a brand new IP by 2025, it’s addining more staff to its roster, and it has plans to take Destiny into the realm of expanded media.

Nvidia reckons that it has found a solution to getting both its new range of graphics cards back into the hands of gamers while keeping its other audience of crypto-junkies invested in the company: Make a GPU for each demand.