The selection this year for the best games of E3 were definitely more rounded out than Solid Snake’s butt in Super Smash Bros. Out of all the games that were eligible for the top honour, it was a game that was already twenty years old that came out swinging and emerged victorious.

Coming out of E3 2018, gamers and anime/manga fans got a glimpse of the wild crossover battles that will surely ensue in JUMP FORCE. Today, we’re adding another level of action to JUMP FORCE’s character and franchise line-up with the announcement of Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, and Sosuke Aizen from Shonen Jump’s beloved BLEACH series. Both Ichigo and Rukia will be playable as the best-known Soul Reapers from the BLEACH series. However, the nefarious Sosuke Aizen will also be entering the JUMP FORCE world, so sparks will certainly fly when these three meet in battle.

They Are Billions is adding trains soon, and they're pretty much what you’d expect them to be, regular arrivals that are nigh-unstoppable hunks of iron that can create a huge strategic advantage when a horde of the undead comes for your base.

So what happened in Fortnite over the weekend? A rocket was launched. A rocket with so much devastating power that it cracked the very sky of Fortnite over the Moisty Mire region and left the world beneath it forever changed.

Sea of Thieves is preparing to brace itself for some stormy new content. Revealed at E3 2018, some of that content isn’t exactly far off now that the Hungering Deep has gone live: September to be exact, when Cursed Sails arrives in September and is then followed by Forsaken Shores. What’s really on the horizon though? More enriching experience, according to Rare’s captains.

Right, so The Crew 2 is out and while I have some reservations about the game, I’m curious to see exactly how it grows in the future. Pretty much every Ubisoft game a year after launch has proven to be a huge winner, and The Crew 2 is no exception. That’s an investment on your part that the game requires, an investment that could cost you absolutely nothing. Why? Because thanks to our fab friends over at Megarom Interactive, we’ve got a snazzy hamper to give away for The Crew 2.

This weekend past DICE held a closed alpha test for Battlefield V on PC for select press and Battlefield community members. And luckily, we managed to secure me last minute access to the alpha so that I could tell you whether this is the revolutionary experience it potentially promised to be.

No matter the element, The Crew 2 is a fantastic vehicle in which to master the ins and outs of speed. It’s just a pity that Ubisoft’s new world of varied racing disciplines feels hollow and uneven as it won’t hold your attention for very long.