“PC gaming is dead!” - a claim that was made all those years ago when consoles saw a steep rise in popularity, and a claim that still gets made today by the nayest of naysayers. The truth is, no platform in gaming is really dead - especially not PC. This year further proved that sentiment. Some truly stellar titles landed on PC this year, but which one stood out the most?

So when’s the next Infamous game then? While Second Son had a done-in-one story, there was still room to grow the tale of Rowe and pals further. But since First Light wrapped up, Sucker Punch’s premiere IP has been silent, with no future games announced.

This year had some truly stand out action titles that focused more on genre refinement than innovation. But which was the best of the lot?

Nintendo says it plans to be respectful of its properties when making mobile games - and won't just make games for the purposes of making a quick buck.

Some gamers don’t want to slog through an action title, or indie twaddle. Instead, they much prefer the beautiful art of sport… digitally. Which title from that genre really stood out this year?

It feels like we’ve been waiting forever for Tekken X Street Fighter. There's hope. Street Fighter's Akuma is a playable character in Tekken 7.

2015 saw plenty of experimentation done by smaller studios, as well as the return of an old favourite or two. And the award for the best Indie game of 2015 goes to…

Otherside Entertainemnt has confirmed that System Shock 3 is coming. Unfortunately, that's about all we know right now.