Another month, another round of games with which to justify the existence of your Xbox One! August is around the corner, and the games that’ll be available for the Xbox One with its Games With Gold service are looking…well pretty decent actually! Without further waffling, here’s the full list of what’s coming next month.

For most people, the biggest problem with PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is the vast number of cheaters and hackers ruining the game for everyone else. It's creator says the problem is overblown.

FIFA 19 is out in September, but EA’s been unusually coy in showing off the game through the magic of video. We know that it’ll add the UEFA Champions League, after EA nabbed the licence after Konami’s Pro Evo lost it, and we know that it’ll wrap up Alex Hunter’s story in the third Season of The Journey. Here's a look.

Earlier this year, Valve halted player trades for Dutch CS: Go and DOTA players and disabled CS:GO lootboxes completely. Now, loot boxes are back for DOTA players in The Netherlands, but they now show their contents before purchase.

Toxicity is an unfortunate and expected part of any kind of competitive setting. Dealing with defeat (as an example of what could cause this) is often something many people can’t actually process properly, and there have been many circumstances where those people straight up quit the game or even blame others for the mistakes that they have made.

Capcom wants to raise the bar with Devil May Cry 5 next year though, as it emphasises a game that it calls a bridge to the uncanny valley of action. To do just that however, the publisher and developer is looking to push what’s possible with digital acting to a whole new level of expressiveness.

Most Switches in the world today can easily be hacked – and there’s a commercial bit of software that helps you crack the thing. Said software enables a custom firmware that lets users pirate games. The software, SX OS, hypocritically includes its own copy-protection. Users who try to meddle with the software risk bricking their switches. Now a fake, cracked version is bricking em too.

What upgrades will Forsaken bring to the architecture of Bungie’s space sandbox? Plenty actually, and you won’t have to wait until launch day to take advantage of these tweaks and upgrades.