After teasing it the day prior, Capcom has now officially revealed its Home Arcade console. Instead of a miniature cab like the Neo Geo Mini, or a smaller system like Nintendo’s NES and SNES Classics, Capcom’s Home Arcade is a full-sized, two-player arcade unit that plugs directly into your TV. It’s not unlike those ones you’ll find at retail, stuffed with hundreds and hundreds of unlicensed roms.

First ‘leaked’ earlier in the week and even months before, the rumours are now official: Microsoft is rolling out a discless Xbox One console and a new tier of Game Pass for anyone who wants to centralise their subscriptions into one convenient setup.

The Forza series of games are in my opinion, the very best racing games available to the average consumer. They strike a great balance between arcade and simulation, tuneable to either extreme. There are even separate games for different types of players: Forza Motorsport is for core racing fans, while the delightful Horizon series caters to those who prefer action arcade racing. Now there’s a third entry, but it’s not something worth getting too excited about.

A bargain at any price and offering a whole lot of value, the Turtle Beach Recon 70 pumps out quality sound that puts more expensive brands to shame. A pity then, that it’s not the most comfortable headset to wear.

We’re waiting patiently for news of the next generation of consoles, but that news is slow to trickle through. Today, courtesy of Wired, we have our first taste of what to really expect. In an exclusive look at the next generation of PlayStation with PlayStation 4 lead architect Mike Cerny, the publication says that Sony has been hard at work on the new console for the last four years.

Millenia have passed, realms have fallen and only one constant remains in a universe governed by Elder Gods and ancient mystical forces: MORTAL KOMBAT!

Beyond the bevy of boys with silly hair, Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is aiming to be a massive celebration of Duel Monsters across the twenty years of the existence of the franchise. Which means over 9000 cards, that Duelists can build their decks from. It’s…it’s going to be a confusing game of catch-up for me, isn’t it?

It’s still a week until Mortal Kombat 11 hits digital and retail stores. Fans are chomping at the proverbial bit to smack each other senseless in the next game in one of the world’s most popular fighting game franchises. They’ll get that chance on April 23, but it seems that at least one person has the game early, and has …