There’s a ton of great fictional places to discover in Marvel’s Spider-Man, buildings which are built on a foundation that has been around for decades. Some of them as obvious as Oscorp’s impressive skyscraper that is locked in a measuring contest with Avengers Tower, some of them are as obscure as the current whereabouts of MIA super-villain The Living Eraser. All of them, are well worth visiting

F1 2018 recreates the thrill of driving the fastest racing cars of the planet but doesn't compromise on accessible features and deep, thoughtful multiplayer options.

It’s now a week until the inaugural Comic Con Africa kicks off, bringing the highly-celebrated geeky pop-culture convention to African shores. Here’s a thing though – coming a month earlier than the usual big convention, rAge, it tramples on toes a little.

Call of Duty is getting their hands dirty with their own Battle Royale mode called Blackout, and it's retaining the core shooting and ridiculoous weapons to create something that looks rather special.

THQ Nordic has been on a tear lately, not only grabbing licenses but actually doing something with the properties and reviving them for new generations of gamers. The next game on the THQ Nordic list? None other than 38 Studios’ Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

Marvel’s Spider-Man is a phenomenal game. It’s one of the best super-hero games, and easily the best Spider-Man game ever made. Critical reception for insomniac’s latest has been overwhelming. Our own Darryn loved the game, and how Insomniac managed to capture Spider-Man and Peter Parker’s essence. The web-swinging is also sublime, so it the game just feels right.

NBA 2K19 is out today, and by all accounts is a very good basketball game – just as it is every year. Unfortunately, every year there seems to be some or other server issues or technical glitch that makes players angry. Right now, there’s a maelstrom of complaints about the game’s Virtual Currency – or VC. May say that instead of the 100 000 VC they were promised, they're stuck with -1 VC

The Battlefield V delay, along with reports that the game isn’t pre-ordering well have already hit EA’s bottom line. Thanks to reports that Battlefield V pre-orders are tracking 85% below Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s and lower than previous Battlefield games, EA’s stocks are down 9%. EA would like to remind you that their little financial blip hardly matters. Why? Because they have FIFA to prop them up as always. FIFA 19 is out at the end of this month, and it will sell like proverbial hotcakes, because it’s FIFA.