Destruction AllStars has a solid gameplan in mind, and it involves having at least a year’s worth of support that will keep gamers focused and invested in the title.

At some point in time, it’ll be possible to conduct a show where Darryn doesn’t prove that he’s God’s perfect monster...but it wasn’t this week.

So how do you make one of the best video games of all time even better, boy? By giving it a PS5 upgrade. The new God of War patch is out today, and “replaces the current video graphics mode option” with a new default setting that will “offer the best of both performance and resolution to our PlayStation 5 players” Santa Monica explained.

It’s nice to know that the Resident Evil Village development team has a dedicated person who can answer and won't kink-shame you.

Google’s revolution in gaming is being cut short, as the company announced this week that it is getting out of the game-making business and will now offer its platform directly to game publishers.

Nintendo needed a big hit after the Wii U flopped, and it fortunately arrived in the form of a console that was equally at home when docked to a TV or nestled in your hands when you were out in the street. Nintendo’s business is primarily Switch-focused now, as the console is pretty much the main event player that brings in all the big cash for the company.

To the surprise of nobody, Nintendo just recorded one of its best financial quarters of all time. Thanks to a perfect storm of being told to stay home, a pandemic, and idiots buying up all the toilet paper, the Big N has done what scientists refer to as chufftacular numbers. The earnings results for its Q3 FY3/2021 (October to December 2020 ) pointed out a 37.3% year-on-year increase in revenue, which in money-terms works out to 1,404 billion yen. That’s a lot of yen.

Speculation and spoiler warning time. We look at the surprise post-credits scene in The Medium, and what it could mean for a sequel to the new horror game.