You have to remember one thing about Dragon Ball villains: Frieza may have been cool, but his brother was Cooler.

Last week, changes to Star Citizen’s economy created concerns about the game shifting towards becoming “pay to win.” The removal of the UEC cap limit allows players to stockpile in-game cash, causing debates between fans over whether the change will actually have any meaningful impact on the game. In a new “Letter from the Chairman,” Cloud Imperium Games boss Chris Roberts addressed the “pay to win” concerns. The gist of Roberts’ argument is that Star Citizen isn’t a regular game with an end goal, so there’s no traditional “win” state. Players “win” by having fun, and they can have fun whether they shell out extra money or not.

You can run. You can cry. You can even try to hide. Hell, you’re going to be doing all of that real soon, as Tekken 7 is getting its wildest guest character yet: The Walking Dead’s Negan.

Battle Royale du jour Fortnite has yet to launch on Android devices, with many rumours suggesting that when it does, it’ll be exclusive to Samsung phones for a while. New rumours even suggest that the version that’ll launch will even use Samsung’s own In-App Purchase SDK. Other rumours said the game would bypass Google’s Play Store.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

If you’re reading this then you’re one of two people. One, you’re a hardcore Persona fan that has followed the series before its mainstream blowouts with Persona 4 and 5. Or you’re like me; a relative newcomer that has been entranced with the series ever since picking it up. If you’re the latter, then Persona Q might not be as …

The video game industry may have plenty of Overwatch tournaments, DOTA championships and at least a half dozen CS: GO events to tune into every year, but there is always will be only one fighting game championship that draws in thumbs and eyeballs from all over the world: EVO. Taking place from the original Sin City once again, the Las Vegas event is gearing up for its biggest year yet as old rivals and new challengers hit the scene.

Did you know that only a few thousand Guardians possess the best PVP pulse rifle, Redrix’s Claymore? Or that in the one week that it was available to collect, over 194 000 Guardians acquired Whisper of the Worm? You can see all of those numbers below, in these handy infographics from Bungie for the first year of Destiny 2.