Of course there’s a new PlayStation coming. Likewise, there’s most certainly a new Xbox One coming in the relatively near future. This generation of consoles has done exceedingly well, and the two biggest traditional consoles have both been powered by AMD. It was almost guaranteed that AMD would be supplying the guts for the next generation of consoles, and in an interview with CNBC, AMD boss Lisa Su confirmed as much.

Nintendo is flipping the switch on their online service for the Nintendo Switch next week, so be prepared to start paying for all of your online Mario Kart races and monthly Splatfest participations in Splatoon 2.

Minecraft’s old, outdated (but still more featured) Java version still exists, but it’s largely being supplanted by the Bedrock edition of the game. that version is getting a little better now, because it supports dedicated servers, that you can run at home.

The current roster for WWE 2K19 looks kind of…well awesome. This year has dozens upon dozens of superstars from across RAW, Smackdown LIVE and NXT, as well as a few legends in the mix.

I stopped playing Pokémon Go about two weeks after its release, deciding that the Augmented Reality critter-catching game just wasn’t for me. In its release state, the whole thing was a little too barebones, and I very quickly tired of the catching grind. That’s me, and I’m a grumpy bastard though. The game’s been a massive a success for Nintendo …

Spinning webs, swinging between Skyscrapers and pouncing on mercenaries who are designed to never ever look upwards in the warehouse that they’re patrolling…Man, Marvel’s Spider-Man is a terrific game to play. It’s also a fantastic game to watch, as developer Insomniac haven’t just crafted the definitive Spider-Man simulator, they’ve stuffed it with a story that knows exactly when to make you laugh and when to reach for a box of tissues to wipe the tears from your face.

For years now, we’ve been hearing about the “death” of single player games. It seems they're alive and well, and will continue to be.

IO Interactive isn't just thinking about the future of Agent 47 in Hitman 2, but rather their plans to keep the franchise running for many more years to come.