I adored BioWare’s pre-Mass Effect space opera, and the moment where you, as the player, become a Jedi and first get your own lightsabre stands as one of the finest moments in my gaming history. The Obsidian-made sequel was actually the first game I have distinct memories of pre-ordering, back when South African games retailer BT Games was still called Budget Technologies. Like many, I’d been waiting patiently for a sequel that just never happened. Speaking to VG247 at Reboot, former Obsidian head Chris Avellone revealed that there were plans for a third KotoR – and that it was pitched, but it never came to pass.

Look, I get you. Losing weight is hard and who wants to go spend an hour a day in a gym pushing heavy stuff around? There is a simpler solution at hand though, and even better, it allows you to eat whatever you want whenever you want. Because trust me, after you see D’Vorah’s fatality in Mortal Kombat 11? Nothing …

Imagine you were shifting platforms. Let’s say you wanted to go from potato visuals on a PS4 and really crank out the visuals on a PC. Buy the game again (fair enough), boot it up and grab your character from the cloud…right? Not exactly. Destiny 2’s current and most difficult raid boss isn’t some sort of irony-wish granting mega vagina-dragon, but Sony.

Rise of Shadows has brought over 133 new cards to the game and for the past week has proved to be the breath of fresh air Hearthstone need

According to reports, there’s a discless Xbox One S coming really, really soon. The rumour first gained traction when it was revealed by the perpetually reliable Thurrott in November last year. The rumour was given a second dose of validity when Windows Central corroborated those rumours last month, saying that it’d be called the “Xbox One S All-Digital Edition,” and would be available after a “near-global simultaneous launch” in early May.

After being resurrected as an evil revenant version of her former self, Kitana now rules the Netherrealm alongside revenant Liu Kang, dedicated to the destruction of all the realms in Mortal Kombat 11.

While lightsaber technology still remains massively out of reach in this lifetime, video games have more than managed to satiate that hunger for laser sword action over the last couple of years. Can Respawn Entertainment do the same in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order? See for yourself, in the first trailer below for a game that happens be set in a galaxy far, far away…

We’re hours away from Star Wars Celebration kicking off in Chicago. The annual expo is wasting no time in rolling out the big guns, as it kicks off with a panel focusing on the upcoming Star Wars: Episode IX. With all the secrecy surrounding the JJ Abrams-directed trilogy finisher, we’ve all been chomping at the bit to learn some details …