Grinding Gear Games has announced that the original Path of Exile’s quarterly updates will not be affected following the announcement of a sequel.

The biggest spanner ever thrown into Valve’s dominance of the PC gaming market, Epic’s arrival has been both hailed as the best thing ever and criticised for a variety of reasons along the way. Has it been a profitable move for Epic so far then? Hell yeah.

In case you missed the news, Sony is skipping E3 again. Last year, Sony shocked the gaming world when the PlayStation maker decided that E3 wasn’t a necessary part of its marketing plans. Sony, dominant as they are, don’t really need a big three-day industry event to get the eyeballs on their games or their impending new hardware. In this hyper-connected world, it’s cheaper, easier and generally less stressful to just beam a video to the entire world; something Nintendo learned when they stopped hosting a great big press conference at E3 opting instead for their now adored Nintendo Directs.

If you thought the 2016 DOOM looked metal AF, then DOOM Eternal is going to blow that assumption out of the water on a visual level alone.

The hits sure do keep on coming today, right? Mere minutes after it was announced that Final Fantasy VII Remake would be delayed, Square Enix’s other game that was looking hot to trot is also going to be coming in a few months late. Not content with the merely cosmetic comparisons to Destiny, Marvel’s Avengers will be copying the usual release date of new Destiny content by dropping its original May 15 release date for September 4 instead.

March was starting to look like a bit of a too busy month for gamers this year, but good (and mostly terrible) news! One of the heaviest hitters of the year won’t be making its original release date, instead slipping a few weeks back and going head to head with Cyberpunk 2077 instead. The game in question? None other than Final Fantasy VII Remake, which is ditching its original release date of March 3 for April 10.

Ever wished that you could use a Nintendo GameCube controller on your Nintendo Switch? One talented modder has made that dream a reality.

Membrane-based keyboards are horrible things to use. The rubber domes are squishy, with none of the delicious tactile feedback you’ll find from a good mechanical. There’s a good reason that membrane keyboards are so pervasive though: they’re cheap.