Shadow of the Tomb Raider is coming real soon, and while I was initially ambivalent about the third game in Lara Croft’s rebooted series, that’s changing. Initially, it really did just seem like more of the same, but with every new trailer, there’s a little more to pique my interest. In what must now be the hundredth trailer for the game, we get to see how resourceful Lara can be.

If you’re feeling like some nostalgia in your life and you have nothing better to do for the next couple of months, because Twitch will be showing 19 seasons and 16 movies worth of Pokemon. That’s 932 episodes and too many movies after Mewtwo Strikes Back.

In Anthem, you’ll have a quartet of mechanical suits to choose from, the Javelins with which you can survive out in the wild and use to perform neat tricks with. Like superhero three-point landings, which are really bad for the knees. What makes each Javelin special though? Here's what.

Strange Brigade gives you plenty of tools with which to perform a few action-packed exorcisms, as well as a quartet of adventurers through which to live vicariously through as the game unfolds. Did I say quartet? I meant quintet as Strange Brigade will enlist a fifth member to join the gang and help save the day. Tally-ho, yo. Here’s a look at Winston Bey, who’ll be added to the game for free when it launches.

“I want the PC community to know that this game was built for them,” says Beenox’s Philippe Troie. “This is a PC game that is being built with the PC in mind. From the controls, to the graphics options, to the gameplay, I want the PC community to feel that this is for them in every way.”

Every time a new World of Warcraft expansion comes around, the game explodes in popularity as lapsed players return in droves to battle for their preferred faction. Given the theme of this seventh expansion, Battle for Azeroth, there’s a lot of factional allegiance at play – so it’s naturally redrawn old battle lines and sucked in even more players. In fact, it’s now the fastest selling World of Warcraft to date – and one of the fastest selling PC games ever.

Want to give Destiny 2's new Gambit mode a whirl, without having to spend money on the Forsaken expansion to do so? Well for 24 hours, you'll be able to do just that when Bungie launches a brief trial run of their new arena mode that pits Guardians against one another.

It’ll be called Xbox All Access, and it’ll bundle together a brand new Xbox One X with an Xbox Live Gold subscription as well as Xbox Game Pass