Fallout 76 is shaping up to be a massive departure from the RPG adventures you know of the brand, with one report likening it to survival games such as Rust.

Aside from the excellent Sonic & All Stars Racing Transformed, next month’s Xbox Games with Gold are a bit of a bust – but you can’t win ‘em all. Thankfully, if you are fortunate enough to be a multiplatform gamer, next month’s Instant Games collection for PlayStation Plus subscribers offers some spiffing games.

Unsurprisingly, Team Sonic Racing is real. And it's aiming to bring a new co-operative spin to it's already good racing formula.

Bethesda’s been teasing a new Fallout game, and now, they’ve revealed it. It’s called Fallout 76, and there’s very little information to go along with it. There is this teaser though.

Suprise! A generic as hell Shonen series about a super-special kid who has to work real hard to be recognised as the big daddy of magic in his kingdom while also facing off against his rival who desires the same position is getting the video game treatment.

You thought Oryx in the King’s Fall raid was tough? He’s an infant compared to Thaviks, a bastard of a Fallen boss who operates like the Predator on steroids. In fact, Thaviks is so overpowered that Bungie has decided to remove him and his strike from Destiny 2 for the timebeing.

Last week local South African streamer Francois “RustyPieLover” Botha announced a charity livestream partnering with CANSA, Exdee Gaming, and Major Gaming Studios. The idea is that all the proceeds from the livestream will be donated to CANSA. The stream will be an all-day affair on the 30th of June 2018.

After twenty years, you have to understand that Pokémon is the Star Wars of the gaming industry: Everywhere, more regular than a middle-age colon and stacked to the top with merchandise. Fans count on that schedule of seeing a new Pokémon game every three years, that pushes the ideas of the franchise in new directions and unleashes dozens of new pocket monsters in the process.