So who’s bowing out from a late 2019 release? None other than Bethesda’s DOOM Eternal, the sequel to 2016’s metal as hell first-person shooter that set eyeballs aflame when it first came out. Here’s the text from Id Software confirming the delay.

Since Wired got the scoop on the PlayStation 5 in April this year, there’s been little word on what the system entails. We know it’ll feature AMD’s Navi, and that it’ll feature some sort of souped-up SSD to make it zippier, eliminating load times. In a new deeper look, once again by Wired, we learn a few more details.

You’re not a video game villain until you’ve made your last stand in a glorious lair that a hero has fought through, and over the years that anarchi architecture has reached glorious new heights. So while I prepare to train a militia of influencers to help me take over the metropolitan area, here’s a look back at some of the more elaborate headquarters for evil.

Tis the month to get spooky! What will you be dressing up as? A zombie? A vampire? The physical embodiment of your student loan debt? The choices are endless. If you’re not in the mood for a little of the ol’ trick ‘n treat cultural hijacking that usually ends with someone smelling your feet (An S-Class crime across the world), then fret not! Plenty of video games will be leveraging their live service functions to get in on the action.

Called the Rare Spawn hunt, the mission for the week ahead in Borderlands 3 is to track down certain named enemies, whose presence is about to become a “lot less rare” according to Gearbox.

A joint report from Streamlabs and Newzoo reveals that Mixer’s viewership is down despite more channels being actively used by streamers.

Sony announced that as of last night support for Facebook on the PS4 was being terminated, meaning users can no longer use the features many features provided by the social media platform.

There’re still two weeks to go before Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s release on October 25, but that’s never stopped a video game company from releasing a “launch” trailer before. And that’s precisely what Activision and Infinity Ward have done, with an explosive new launch trailer set to a mix of sorts of Metallica’s Enter Sandman.