Microsoft’s recently opened up its chest of games, and after the moths flew out, they took some of those games and gave them to Nintendo. Two of the platforms best indie games, Cuphead and Ori and the Blind Forest are now Switch games. They’re both wonderful games, frustrating for different reasons – but two of Microsoft’s best games. And possibly the last of Microsoft’s games on other platforms.

We were kept waiting for a long while. Myself, as well as a handful of other press and media are sitting in a small corridor, about to get our hands on Borderlands 3. We’re all chatting, having a good time, but I can definitely sense that some people are getting annoyed. Our appointment was meant to start 15 minutes ago, …

Pokémon Sword and Shield will be axing the Global Link website, folding the core functionality of that service into the Battle Stadium feature instead.

While I’m sitting in the waiting area, obviously very excited to get my hands on Doom Eternal, I can’t help but feel somewhat pessimistic about the experience. On the one hand, I’m fairly confident that Eternal will be an exceedingly well-made game, id Software has yet to let me down. Yet on the other, I’m painfully aware of the huge …

The Dragon of Dojima is finally ready to complete his journey, as the missing Yakuza chapters are headed to the PlayStation 4.

It’s Gamescom week, October is almost here and I’ve got a hunk of desire to see more details on Destiny 2: Shadowkeep that pertains to Artifact mods and how they’ll impact on the main game. Fortunately, Bungie delivered on this front last night during the Inside Xbox livestream as they took to the stage and showed off the fancy new gadgets that’ll be making armour that much more special in the months to come.

Quality, innovation and the ability to develop video games which sell stupidly well were just some of the reasons as to why Sony finally acquired Insomniac Games and brought them into the first-party exclusives fold.

I think there’s often a misconception about what makes a game entertaining. It often feels like we spend ages talking about nothing besides combat as the core system that drives most games forward; Sure, there’s story and visuals, compelling level design and player progression, but more often than not those are spoken about in tangent to the combat system seen …