While their popularity may have waxed and waned over the last couple of years, the X-Men franchise has still been responsible for some truly terrific games over the years. And some amazingly awful ones as well. We’re looking at you, X-Men Destiny. With X-Men: Dark Phoenix around the corner and an era of the franchise being the exclusive property of 20th Century Fox coming to an end, we’re taking a quick look at some of the more fantastic games to feature Homo Superior flexing their amazing powers.

“In light of Monday's events, we will be donating €500,000 to help with the restoration and reconstruction of the Cathedral. We encourage all of you who are interested to donate as well," says Ubisoft.

While the full Mortal Kombat 11 roster has pretty much been leaked already, there are still a few faces that players are hungry to see more of. One such face happens to be wearing a freakin’ skull for a mask, carries a big hammer and has nipples so powerful that the leather straps on his torso can barely contain the anarchic areolas within. Say hello, to Shao Kahn.

The story continues, as Outworld began plotting to merge with Earthrealm, using Mortal Kombat, deceit and a little bit of trickery along the way.

Anno 1800 enjoys a level of grandeur thanks to the associations of its title. The franchise is well established at this point and represents a high-quality sandbox experience. Though there have always been shortcomings levelled against each instalment. Anno 2205, though well received and a proper representative of the greater genre, was criticized for its longevity and some of its …

Hindsight’s a bastard, and while Anthem in its current state is still a beautiful slice of boredom, it could one day be the game that fans were initially promised. Could. The problem right now? Nobody wants to stick around long enough to help beta-test the full release until it actually does gets its house in order.

The PlayStation 5 sounds sound very, very expensive. While that sort of pricing information was left put of Wired’s article, it was part of the interview, and according to Cerny the PS5 will be “appealing to gamers in light of its advanced feature set.”

With Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order picking up after a few years of Palpatine’s rule, you’d think that stealth is the key to survival in Respawn Entertainment’s single-player game. The Titanfall team has a different idea in mind for their single-player game, as they're placing an emphasis on action instead.