But they're apparently doing it anyway! EA wants t keep you in their games for longer, giving them more money, while having you believe you're getting great value.

Is your backlog not scarying you as much as it should be? The Humble Store is two years old, and they're making a compelling reason to add to your library with these deals.

When it comes to esports, few games dominate the scene like Blizzard’s Starcraft 2 or Counter-Strike, the latter of which regularly encourages fans to cyka my duck if I’ve translated that properly from the Russian. But you don’t really see EA headline the esports scene these days.

We’ve already seen plenty of big-name games released in February: Evolve, Dragon Ball Xenoverse, Don Bradman Cricket and The Sims 4. Good games! Hell, we’re still playing at least one of them. It’s not Evolve, I’ll tell you that much. Anyway, the first quarter of the year has become the new breeding ground for big budget releases. And 2016 looks no different.

Star Wars Battlefront only launched yesterday, and alrady EA is making sure you know that you can spend even more money on the game's Season Pass for early 2016 content.

According to EA's Blake Jorgensen, console games are set to look even better. Developers, he says, are now getting to grips with the consoles and how they work.

Hidetaka Miyazaki helped make Dark Souls and Bloodborne the successes they were, but he wasn't originally involved in Dark Souls 3. Don't worry, he is now.

Destiny’s latest big patch, since the September launch of the Taken King, will address a number of lingering issues that the fans have been vocal about. Changes like a tweaked Crucible Forged quest-line, the option to purchase weapon parts from Banshee-44 and swords from Lord Shaxx. This all ties into the upcoming Iron Banner as well, which is promising better rewards. And more of them. Again. Again.