With the potential to heal the sick or corrupt the pure, Mister Negative is a being of conflicting duality, a force of nature who is at war with both himself and humanity. Here's everything that you need to know about him ahead of the launch of Marvel's Spider-Man!

Yesterday saw Nintendo announce a slew of new indies, or Nindies as they call them. The best of the bunch? Easily Into The Breach, a game which operates like the bastard child of XCOM and Pacific Rim, with some time travel thrown into the mix for good measure. Other big big names in a big big world (if you leeeeeeaaaaaave me) includes cult classics such as Hyper Light Drifter, Towerfall and Samurai Gunn 2.

Over the years, Capcom’s gone from being the cool uncle, to the weird, creepy one you don’t make eye contact with. It looks like they’re trying to regain their swagger though. We’re getting Mega Man 11, Resident Evil 2 is being remade – and Onimusha is back. Capcom is bringing the PS2 Japanese demon-slaying series back with a remaster.

Cayde-6 has paid the ultimate price. Now, the hunt is on for the man responsible, Uldren Sov. Avenge Cayde in Destiny’s most transformative experience yet, and track down Uldren and his Barons. It will take every Titan, Warlock, and Hunter to storm the Reef and put Uldren in the ground.

The Xbox Games with Gold for September have been revealed, and yes - they are definitely games. They may not be great ones, but hey, free games!

Marvel's Spider-Man may be ready to consume many hours of your life when it launches next week, but beyond September you can also expect a tilogy of new adventures starring everyone's favourite webhead.

We told you earlier this year that EA had lost the rights to the PGA Golf licence, which had now gone over to Rugby 15 developer HB Studios. While I may have been a bit disparaging then, I’ve been reliably told (off) that their The Golf Club series is excellent. In fact, it’s so good that it now has the might of publisher 2K Games behind it.

Microsoft’s Game Pass is a service that offers fantastic value. For $10 a month, users can download and play an increasing selection of games – including Microsoft’s latest ones – as long as they’re actively subscribed. While some see it as the start of a “Netflix for games,” Microsoft doesn’t see it that way. In an interview with GI.biz, Microsoft’s …