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?

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For many gamers, the prospect of a wireless mouse is akin to heresy. There’s too much latency, there’s the chance that it might go dead during pivotal moments, there’s a risk of dropout, and of course, the chance that it could end up half way across the room when some bastard half way across a map has sniped you. Barring the tendency to use it as a missile of sorts, that’s just no longer true of most good modern wireless mice.

The world’s most popular esports boast millions of players and extremely healthy viewerships for their biggest tournaments. I’m of course talking about MOBAs and namely League of Legends and Dota 2. These games are amongst the most popular with viewers, mostly owing to the sheer scale of their gargantuan player bases - but they're not going to take esports mainstream. So what is?

Destiny 2's Faction Rallies have been nice, but not exactly meaningful content. That’s all changing in the next Faction Rally, which wants to make the defense of future space-ideologies a more substantial event with better rewards on the line.

With all these new leaks, Devil May Cry 5 seems a certain bet at E3. And now a new retailer listing only serves to further confirm that.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds PUBG Corp. is busy trying to sue Epic games for the similarities in game concepts between it, and the most popular game on the planet right now, Fortnite Battle Royale. Those concepts themselves aren’t entirely new, stemming from a Japanese movie called Battle Royale, that put dozens of children on an island with goal of being the last one standing – Basically, a precursor to The Hunger Games. It brings up an interesting question in video games: Should those ideas be protected?

On June 5, Bungie will host a stream to show off a first look at the future, which will feature community manager Deej, game director Steve Cotton, project lead Scott Taylor and various other developers.