After some super questionable behaviour and a swift response from the streaming platform, it seems Dr Disrespect got off pretty light in the end.

So what’s next for One Punch Man? A video game of course, arriving some time in the near future and going by the name of One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows.

I’m busy playing Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, a game for which I’ve been waiting for ages, on the Switch. It is not a good port. It’s more than just a little rough; the framerate is appalling, the visuals are several steps down from the other versions, it’s sluggish and the whole experience is detracting from an otherwise great experience. The Switch port, then, is a miserable pile of disappointment.

Sony’s PlayStation 5 may just be the most millennial console ever, because in true fashion it looks like the biggest gun in its holster is the ability to give you games right now. Solid State Drives will drive the next generation forward, allowing for more complex and resource-heavy games to load quicker than the signal your butt sends to your butt when you realise that that fart you just let rip wasn’t gaseous in nature.

Much like the games that influenced it, the latest Bloodstained game also has plenty of secrets up its sleeves. Hidden rooms, mystical mysteries and powerful bosses who hide items of great power within the walls of your current locale. Some are obvious, whereas others require you to do a little bit of digging to get to the good stuff. Here’s how you can lay your hands on the keys needed to open these locked rooms, if you’re brave enough to take down the monsters waiting inside that is.

I think a lot of people misunderstand what makes HP Lovecraft unique amongst horror authors. In trying to adapt the man’s fiction, many are often drawn to the more outwardly horrific factors such as the esoteric cults, the hideous creatures and the secret organisations pulling the shadowy strings of our society. It’s much easier to channel these elements and tell …

Hubble bubble, toil and trouble! Potion class is in session, and unless you want to see House Slytherin (THE BEST HOUSE) docked some points, you better pay attention! Making a potion in Harry Potter Wizards Unite isn’t difficult, but much like many of the game’s rich features, it’s something that isn’t explained in real detail when you first start playing.

The once PlayStation exclusive has officially launched on the Epic Store for all those that want to understand what’s so funny about the name “Jason”.