Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game vanished from the Xbox 360 and PS3 digital stores at the end of 2014, a victim of delisting in this, the weirdest of timelines. Fans have been wanting the game to be restored, but even with O’Malley, Wright and publisher Ubisoft hinting at something happening, Scott Pilgrim’s single outing appears to be stuck in limbo. Or maybe not!

Which cyber-path will you take in cyber-life? A couple of days ago, CD Projket Red provided a deeper dive into the world of Cyberpunk 2077, showing off a trio of origin stories that players can choose from before their adventure begins. Fancy freedom and family? Choose the path of the Nomad, righteous cyber-Amish flaunter of big city lifestyles. Prefer to …

Indie developers are creating many new games for the tiny, game-boy inspired handheld Playdate, including a cool version of Doom.

Epic's picking a fight with two of the biggest giants in the mobile scene, tackling monopolistic attitudes in a court case that could have huge ramifications for gaming.

You can get two games with fantastic launchers by using an app that’s less of a fantastic launcher.

Thanks to the unprecedented awfulness of WWE 2K20 actually resulting in a publisher saying ‘Hey maybe we should make a good game for once’ and developer Visual Concepts being given some extra time to get the next game right, this year’s landscape is devoid of a traditional WWE 2K experience. What there is instead, is a simpler and more cartoonish experience whipped up by Saber Interactive.

One can only hope that Valve trims the fat off of the last event because, quite frankly, 900 playable demos is just an unnecessary sensory overload.

One of the more standard feats that players could pull off in many a Tony Hawk game? A Mute Grab, which happens to be a challenging grab of your board while in the air. It’s a great trick, but one with a slightly checkered past and one that is getting a name change that honours its creator instead of poking fun at him.