New Star Control games have been caught up in a legal battle that’s gone on for too long. Original Star Control creators Fred Ford and Paul Reiche III (as Frungy Games) are trying to make a direct sequel to Star Control II - The Ur-Quan Masters, but they’ve been butting legal heads with Stardock, the company that bought up the assets and some of the IP for the game from Atari. Stardock’s released its own game, Star Control: Origins. The legal spat saw existing Star Control games yanked from sale, and the future of further games in jeopardy. The dispute has now been amicably settled – and all it took was a bit of conversation. About bees.

If Crystal Dynamics wants to create a game that can last for years after launch, then the character action needs to be heckin’ appealing. With a full squad of Avengers arriving on launch day and more planned for a free release in the months to come, Crystal Dynamics is betting that the real appeal for Marvel’s Avengers will lie in not just one hero, but all of them.

Speaking during the Treehouse livestream after yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, producer Junichi Masuda revealed that there would be some transfer limits in place for Pokemon Sword and Shield.

The John Wick actor will be taking up a fairly large portion of the narrative, according to those who saw the private presentation given by CD Projekt Red at E3 2019

Never say never though, because after the success of classic remake consoles like the NES, SNES and PlayStation Mini, Konami also wants to take a stab at the nostalgia market with a revival of their own. Say hello, to the TurboGrafx-16 Mini.

In a move that should come as a shock to absolutely no-one yet still remains incredibly exciting, Breath of Wild is receiving a sequel, which is currently in development! The purely cinematic trailer, which seemed to be created through the Breath of the Wild if that counts for something, didn’t show much except for hint at the direction this series …

Oh thank God. Thank the stars above. It’s back. Finally, something to take the edge off. But as great as it all looks, it also comes with a delay until March 2020, which honestly, I can live with. Better to have it perfect than early and not great. To soften the blow of the devastating news that fans will have …

Coming in September of this year, the classic franchise is being revived for the Switch. Contra seems to be one of those games that everyone has played at least once in their lives. Incredibly fun, ridiculously stupid and frustrating difficult, Contra has etched it’s name into gamer’s hearts since the days of the original NES. Now, after quite a few …