We get a taste of Legacy of the Void via Whispers of Oblivion - a mini campaign that serves as a prologue to the upcoming StarCraft II expansion. Is it any good? You bet!

It's that time of year again, time for another iteration in the Skylanders franchise. But this year the game is old enough to let you drive, and it turns the game into a joy ride.

I have a soft spot for circus games. Specifically, Circus Charlie. You might remember it from ye olde NES days, an old-school collection of themed circus stages that had you donning grease-paint and engaging in various circus activities.

The League of Legends 2015 World Championship series, which starts tomorrow as a matter of fact, will be played on patch 5.18. This doesn’t mean that Riot Games will sit back however, letting the tournament play out before they resume balancing and such on their MOBA. No, the company don’t know the meaning of “taking a break”, because they’ve just released patch 5.19 for everybody else not taking part in the annual eSports spectacle.

Now witness the power, of this fully armed and operation review battle station, as I squash your pathetic rebellion to the toys-to-life genre!

Lara's follow-up to here stellar return will run almost double the length, and even more if you become obsessive about collecting every single treasure you can find.

With the StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void release drawing closer, it’s no wonder that Heroes of the Storm is giving that franchise some attention. Blizzard’s MOBA may have the likes of Kerrigan, Raynor, and even the almighty Tassader running around, but it lacks a proper support character from that particular universe. That will no longer be the case, because Lieutenant Morales is about ready to enter the Nexus.

After a year away, Need For Speed is back. And this year, it’s all about going back to the series roots after listening to some extensive fan feedback.