For years, there has been a suggestion that annual sports game releases should come in at half the price and be taken for what they truly are: A roster update. People fail to see significant changes on a yearly basis, and that’s even more apparent with the constant patching throughout the year on whatever the latest entry is. This year, …

The update will bring new locations, enemy types, bosses, weapon synergies, and I’m sure there’ll be a decent smattering of… toilet mess, shall we say.

Set S-foils to HYPE position, because we’ve just exited the September system, Green Day’s awake and it’s time to do an attack run on October! The fourth quarter of gaming is traditionally the busiest time of the year, and that first salvo that’s fired at your bank account comes from the spookiest of months. There’s a lot of great stuff …

With all the controversy around crunch time in the video game industry in recent years, CDPR was initially adamant that they wouldn’t require developers to work unrealistic hours.

Pokemon’s latest slice of territory hasn’t been sealed off by blinding bureaucratic incompetence and a populace not giving a toss when the Pokerus arrived on the quaint island’s shores, and the tourism business is booming!

PlayStation has decided to slap a boatload of developing countries (and a few Vikings), with a price increase on the eve of the next-gen through its PlayStation Store online store, and yes, we’re also on the list.

AEW’s first video game is still a long way away though, but Omega believes that once it’s done, it’ll be an absolute slobber-knocker that’ll change the current sports entertainment status quo.

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