Just what is Rocksteady going to reveal at the Game Awards this week? A Superman and Batman game under the title of World’s Finest? A modified version of Hitman where you play as Lex Luthor and have to sneak pieces of Kryptonite into items such as Clark Kent’s coffee or Lois Lane’s lipstick? Heck, could we even be getting the most requested game of all time, Bat-Mite: ArkhaMyxyzpytlyk Asylum? How about, and hold on to your butts here…Nothing?

Over on PC, a new patch is currently in testing and that should make Darksiders III’s somewhat broken gameplay more balanced and fair, amongst some of its many other issues that currently plagues the sequel.

Everybody's favourite Agent of the Nine is hiding somewhere in Destiny 2: Forsaken, and everyone wants to know the answer to one question: Where is Xur? Click on through to find out where Xur is and what he's selling this weekend!

Despite Anthem being just around the corner, BioWare says you should expect an update on the state of Dragon Age as early as next month.

There’s gold in them there hills! Red Dead Online has begun, and if you’re anything like me, then your pockets are probably emptier than a six-shooter revolver after a game of high stakes poker goes terribly terribly wrong. Much like Grand Theft Auto Online, Red Dead Online wants you to earn your fistful of dollars, by engaging in various pursuits that’ll have you flush with cash and resources that can be spent on some trendy threads.

Lost Forges will serve as new endgame content that pushes Guardians towards the new power threshold of 650, while also giving you more control over who you play with when Destiny 2's new Black Armory content arrives next week.

Battlefield V has seen many changes in DICE's shooter franchise, including some much-improved community feedback and interaction, both of which is being used to address the game's divisive TTK issue.

There’s a certain serenity when you find yourself sinking to the bottom of an ocean, a tranquil calm that settles over you as you find yourself exploring the life aquatic. That’s the kind of game that Abzu is. A soothing swim through digital waters that feels utterly cathartic.