For everyone who isn’t sold on the idea of spending thousands of rands on a headset just to play Half-Life, there’s a solution...kind of?

The biggest digital distribution platform for PC games has revealed that it’ll be kicking off the Steam Summer Game Festival from June 9 through to June 14, an online show designed to give developers “the opportunity to show off their upcoming releases to a global audience, giving gamers on Steam the chance to try them out, learn more, and add them to their wishlist”.

With Warface and Hunt: Showdown being the primary money-makers for Crytek currently, it seems as if Crysis has been left to gather dust…or has it?

Surprise! It looks like Capcom has learnt that Resident Evil 2 Remake plus Resident Evil 3 Remake equals Resident Evil 4 Remake. QUICK MATHS! With the last two years proving that the only more unkillable than a Nemesis-class bioweapon that has experienced severe trauma that forced it into massive metabolic stages of evolution is unrestrained nostalgia itself, Capcom is looking to pay a certain mystery village in Spain a visit and tangle once again with Los Illuminados.

Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red latest Polish Q&A session touched on the theme of DLC, a topic where the studio revealed that they wouldn’t be deviating too much from the template set by The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt when it came down to extra content that will be rolled out in the weeks and months to come after the hotly-anticipated cybernetic sandbox arrives in September.

There are still those who are willing to get up at the crack of dusk and boot up their console to find him for you. People who’ll risk digital life and limb to let you know if Xur is selling a treasure or rubbish. I just so happen to be one of those people. Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight. In that case: Where is Xur?

No doubt encouraged along by the reception of the Netflix series, CD Projekt Red just can’t stop making money off of Geralt.

Beneath the angst, probably blaming Slipknot for its existence and an edgelord aesthetic that hasn’t been seen since Linkin Park debuted their Hybrid Theory album, Hatred was…meh. It was serviceable stuff, it ran alright and it was pretty much a twin-stick shooter that didn’t have much going for it beyond it coasting on controversy. Said edgy content has pretty much been forgotten about in the years since it was released, a flash in the pan experience that few remember. And now it looks like it’s coming to Nintendo Switch.