Dead or Alive (the fighting game, at least – not the beach paradise twaddle) is actually a pretty damned good game series, even if it has become known more for its overt sexualisation rather than its gameplay. I’ve always had a soft spot for Team Ninja’s Dead or Alive fighting game franchise, but not as many soft spots as the game’s female characters have had. For the next game, they’re toning the jiggly jubblies down.

Hitman: Sniper Challenge is a perfect reminder of just how damn good IO Interactive is at crafting some of the best assassination anarchy in gaming today.

Skull and Bones ramps up the speed and action to its sea-based combat, which makes it skirmishes on the high seas incredibly engrossing.

Fans are hungry for new blood. The days of Triple H’s backstage politics and cliques are over. The time for the new generation of the WWE is at hand, a sign that was seen with WWE 2K18’s cover star last year. The man gracing the cover? None other than the Kingslayer himself, Seth Rollins. So who’s headlining the main event cover this year then? Someone…phenomenal.

Though Pokémon GO has always been a social game, you’re essentially playing it solo. Whether you’re with your friends on a community day or battling in raids, you’re still on your lonesome in the game itself. Not for long though! In a highly desired update, Niantic Labs have announced that they’re finally bringing Trading and Friends to Pokémon GO. The …

Since last year, the World Health Organisation has tried to pin down video gaming that has a net negative impact on life as a disorder – but it was originally a bit wishy-washy in what it classed as a disorder. In its new draft on the International Classification of Diseases manual released yesterday, the WHO has now classified excessive compulsive gaming as a disorder.

When the characters from Death Note were teased at the end of the first trailer for upcoming anime crossover fighting game Jump Force, many wondered how the cerebral Light Yagami with his deadly notebook and the apple-eating death god Ryuk would fit into a fighting game roster. It's simple: They won't.

There’s a ton of work that goes into E3 every year to produce all of that content, work that results in many a sleepless night and boots being thrown at heads as we cracked on until the wee hours of the morning. I’m not complaining mind you, because I frigging love it.