Persona Q2 will feature three generations of Persona characters, and already as a release date. Just not one for anywhere outside of Japan just yet.

Since Pokémon GO’s debut two years ago, it has undergone many, many changes, most of which have been diligently reported on by this site (okay, mainly by me). User numbers may have dropped, but Niantic Labs have continued to update and improve their game for the core group of loyal players that have stuck around (again, that would be me). …

August may just be the greatest month yet with which to dip your toes into that world, thanks to a smorgasbord of titles that’ll soon be available to play. Got a console or a PC? Then you’re pretty much good to go, as the following games will have you backtracking and stabbing your way across plenty of levels.

The latest episode of Warframe's regular Devstream saw the new Melee 3.0 combat system shown off in all it's (rather great-looking) glory, as well as a long overdue rework to the Corpus Gas City tileset that adds in gorgeous visuals and tricky mobility. Plus, we got a new look at Revenant, details about a Nyx rework, Vauban tweaks, and more!

Minecraft is an amazing video game. It is also a concept that really only works as a game and shouldn't be made to a movie, which is perhaps why Warner Bros is struggling to make their planned movie adaptation work.

Black Ops 4 is more of the same from Treyarch and whether that is a good thing or not depends entirely on what you want out of a Call of Duty game.

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.