The shut down of Disney Infinity in 2016 resulted in plenty of planned figures never seeing the light of day, including several from films such as Moana, Doctor Strange and Star Wars: Rogue One. You'll never ever have a K2SO figure.

Nintendo’s Switch is a lovely bit of hardware, but it’s far from perfect. Beyond the fact that you still can’t back your goddamned save games up, there are a few hardware design decisions that boggle.

Available to everyone, Destiny 2’s latest patch has resulted in scores of guns being rejiggered. Weapons such as MIDA Multi-Tool, Telesto, and Merciless seem to be fine the way they are, but by and large you’ll find that every other gun has that little somethin’ extra added to it.

Nintendo is finally giving Switch users a way to backup saves, but they're locking it behind an additional purchase. And some Switch fans have had enough.

OnRush is out later this year, and its core appeal lies in the idea of it being the most destructive force on the road since I figured out how to photoshop a driver’s license. That beta will kick off on Xbox One and PS4 next week Thursday. Here’s what will be on offer in the beta.

Another year has gone by and studio Sony Bend is apparently aware of the tepid response that Days Gone has received so far. Their solution? The most dangerous sandbox ever created in video games.

A little while ago, SNK hinted that we’d soon be getting a miniaturised version of the Neo Geo. Ever since Nintendo’s NES Classic Mini debuted to phenomenal success, other old-school console manufacturers have tried to get in on the action. It's now official.

Soon, you’ll be able to play your Steam games on your Android or Apple phone or tablet. Valve revealed that it’ll be releasing Steam Link apps for the pair of mobile operating systems.