Hey, maybe there’s some magic in Agrabah after all! Despite early previews and trailers that did no favours for the latest Disney live-action, Aladdin managed to convince plenty of cinema fans to spend some money on an Arabian night out.

The cult classic ARPG franchise may be returning soonish if we’re to believe a listing on Microsoft’s streaming service. It’s been just under 10 years since the last mainline entry of the Fable franchise graced us with devil horns and angel halos and despite many rumours swirling around for the last couple of years, fans are still fairly in the …

It’s very nearly E3 time, and you know what that means! Conjecture, supposition and plain old wishful thinking in the form of rumours and leaks! We’ve already gotten our first major Ubisoft leak thanks to the untimely reveal of Ubisoft’s rollerblading game, Roller Champions. Now comes another, in the form of something called the “Ubisoft Pass Premium.”

Over the last couple of years since Xboss Phil Spencer took over the brand, things have changed for Microsoft. Their E3 press conference has evolved into a blitzkrieg of trailers that highlight third-party and first-party games for the Xbox One and PC, a show that has minimal waffling and maximum excitement. Last year’s show was especially good, a highlight reel of expected and new games for team green. This year? That show is going to run a full two hours.

We’ve known that the PlayStation 5 (or whatever it ends up being called when it’s revealed, likely later this year) will be backwards compatible with the PlayStation 4, ever since Wire had the very first scoop about what the system might be like. It makes sense. With both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 running on similar, X86-64 architecture and their successors doing the same, backwards compatibility will make the transition to the new generation a little easier.

One of Ubisoft's surprises for E3 2019 may have leaked a few weeks too early. Here's a sneak peek at their upcoming sports game, Roller Champions.

There are still those who are willing to get up at the crack of dusk and boot up their console to find him for you. People who’ll risk digital life and limb to let you know if Xur is selling a treasure or rubbish. I just so happen to be one of those people. Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight. In that case: Where is Xur?

The (in)famous boxer announced that he will be investing in the team most commonly known for competitive Hearthstone.