BlizzConOnline will be a free show that will be streamed from February 20-21, and will encompass everything that Blizzard is currently ready to talk about. There’ll be a number of main channels that you can tune into, each one dedicated to a franchise, and providing deep dives into what’s next for those games and a behind the scenes look at other aspects of their creation.

Super Mario 3D is a great game to play solo or with friends and shows off some of Nintendo’s best level design yet, while Bowser’s Fury is an inventive take on the Mario formula that’s more generous with its content than it ought to be. Both games make for a fantastic bundle and should be checked out by fans and non-fans alike.

What Steam China doesn’t have, is a chunky selection of games or social features that have earned a seal of approval from the notoriously heavy-handed Chinese government. With a laundry list of requirements longer than Spawn’s cape in the 1990s, getting a game officially approved in China is a Herculean effort that many developers simply cannot achieve.

Season of the Chosen has officially kicked off in Destiny 2, and like previous seasonal events, it brings with it a number of new gear, stories, and reasons to chase those rewards. With the Cabal back in the spotlight, the next evolution in Destiny’s Empire and Wrathborn Hunts feels like a more simple diversion in comparison.

So what’s the next big score? McDonalds. Freakin’ McDonalds Happy Meals.

The internet is still pining away for Resident Evil Village’s Lady Dimitrescu, a fabulous new antagonist in Capcom’s survival horror series whose appearance has clued me into various kinks that I never knew existed whenever I read through reddit threads about her. Capcom’s already confirmed her official height, which clocks in at a staggering ten feet in total. In proper non-made-up maths, that’s around three devilishly towering meters.

Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has been hit by a cyber attack, confirming in a statement that an unidentified actor had managed to penetrate its digital vault and make off with the source code for some of its games.

Resident Evil Village is more than just a reason to publically declare my fetish for incredibly tall vampire ladies and find out that I’m not alone in my kink. At it’s core, it’s still a survival-horror game featuring all manner of danger skulking in the background and obstacles that can only be solved by figuring out devious puzzles. And it's going to be a big one at that.