This year will be only the second rAge in the expo’s existence that I won’t be attending. I’ll be sipping cocktails and eat street food on a beach somewhere over the weekend, which means that I’ll be missing the Asus Republic of Gamers CS:GO invitational. Of course I’ve never really watched any CS:GO so I’m not especially saddened by this. Still, it seems like it could be a bit of fun.

Yes, I know the world lost its collective shit over The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, spending hours and hours effectively living a digital life within the construct of the game. Here’s the thing though. While I enjoyed the game, I thought it paled in comparison to Oblivion, which I found to be a better experience. If you’ll recall, there’s a been a years-long fan mod attempt to port Oblivion’s content over to Skyrim’s engine. Over the years we’ve seen a few screenshots, but nothing particularly concrete.

While Wyatt will be available as a pre-order bonus, there’ll also be two more versions of his persona with “Bump in the Night”, which will roll out of a regular retail price submission and strike back with a DLC RKO from outta nowhere that includes a new 2K Showcase event between Wyatt and Balor, new arenas, move-sets and parts for those of you who also like to cobble together superstars in the creation mode suite.

More than fancy Exotics, more than the most satisfying of pop guns above all else, the primary drive in Destiny 2 has always been about accumulating power. What began with a Light Level in the original Destiny would evolve into the Power Level of Destiny 2, as Guardians would jet around the cosmos looking for all manner of rewards and engrams which would push their overall power ranking up higher and higher. In Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, that search for power is going to change.

Logitech’s in-house Romer G mechanical keyboard switches might not be as renowned as the Cherry MX ones, but they’re pretty damned good – good enough to have the company’s G413 mechanical keyboard ensure as one of our favourite mechanicals. Here’s a thing though. After years of working on laptops and other devices with lower profiles, I’ve started favouring smaller keyboards …

Season 10 of Fortnite began with the unveiling of the B.R.U.T.E, and its addition has been controversial to say the least. Some Fortnite players love it because its wonderfully silly, others hate it the B.R.U.T.E because it can provide an overwhelming advantage especially in competitive play. So what’s the point of these mechs? To give some players a leg up in competition, according to Epic.

The real-life loot box company has been in a downward spiral for some time now and it seems that they’ve just hit rock bottom.

An Arkham Knight sequel that would have featured Damien Wayne patrolling Gotham as he tangled with threats new and old? I'd be down for that, if this leaked art is true.