You look at Nintendo, and you see a gaming company. A brand that has existed for eons, a name synonymous with video game icons and some of the best-selling hardware of all time. Nintendo is video games, and the entire industry would have been wildly different if the Japanese company had stuck to making card games and toys. Could Nintendo be more than just a video game company though? One of its new investors certainly thinks so.

In a classic case of Bethesda’s Bug, no one’s quite sure whether this is a glitch or some very dickish NPCs ruining everyone's day.

The biggest game on the planet has its fair share of local players, who are drawn in by Fortnite’s addictive gameplay and its main selling point being that it’s completely free. The local Facebook group is demanding that the AWS servers provide local Fortnite support and the hashtag #FortniteAfricanServers is trending on Twitter. Here’s the problem: AWS can’t provide that option.

The latest chapter in the Guilty Gear saga is heavenly for your thumbs, hell for your eyeballs.

The island living simulator has beaten the US sales for every Mario and Zelda title, and only just trails behind Smash Brothers in lifetime copies shipped.

Back in November, Gearbox detailed how Mayhem Mode would be overhauled, promising details on how these changes would apply. Several months later, and you won’t have long to wait on those promised details or the actual tweaking of Mayhem Mode. It’s coming tomorrow, April 23.

You’d think that a hefty PC rig would be required to play Microsoft Flight Simulator. And you’d be right! Especially if you’re looking to try it out at its mondo-ultra best. For those of you who can handle a few visual downgrades? The requirements aren’t that bad.

In this long-awaited prequel to the beloved classic Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive, John Cooper will join forces with the runaway bride Kate, the shady hitman Doc McCoy, the giant trapper Hector, and Isabelle, a mysterious lady from New Orleans.