There are innumerable rumours about Rocksteady’s next game. The long-rumoured Superman game has started surfacing again, with the latest one suggesting the game might be a Batman/Superman tag-team game subtitled “World’s Finest.” Other rumours have suggested that we’ll be getting a Justice League game, which would make sense from Warner’s perspective as they’re trying to drum up excitement for their DC movie franchises. According to Kotaku’s Jason Schreier, it’s neither of those

Anthem may be out in February of the far-off future year of 2019, but it looks like anyone wanting to hop into a Javelin and do an exo-suit assisted hurricanrana off the top rope (Citation needed), will be able to do so as early as next month. If you’re lucky enough that is. EA and Bioware have announced that Anthem will drop a closed alpha test in early December, for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

According to the now infamous Wallmart Canada, Death Stranding is set to launch at the end of June in 2019. But is there any credible evidence to suggest that it's true?

Like most games of its ilk, Red Dead Online allows you to create a cowboy who represents your activities in the new frontier. Rugged, burly riders whose brawny hands can slap leather and draw iron that delivers some old fashioned justice. Testicles to that, because I’m hellbent on using my digital face as a weapon.

Diablo-like RPG Path of Exile was meant to come to PlayStation 4 next month. It’s not. It’s been delayed.

RDR 2 is a fantastic tragedy of characters so stuck in their ways that they refuse to accept that things have and are changing, being so rigid in their ideals that they can’t see past the harm they’re doing to themselves and others. Which is super weird because Red Dead Redemption 2 is also a game that is so super dated and stuck in the past that it hurts the overall experience and leaves me with a strong sense of dramatic irony.

Nintendo seems to have finally woken up and realised that ostracising the YouTube community might not be in their best interests, resulting in the death of their controversial Creator's Program and more relaxed video guidelines.

At this year’s Asian Games, second only to the Olympics in sporting events of this nature, esports were included – but only as a demo sport. Now, it’s been announced that esports will be a medal sport at the South East Asia Games in the Philippines next year.