We’ve already told you that Comic Con is coming to South Africa. From 14 to 16 September 2018, you’ll be able to enjoy a weekend stuffed with comic books, gaming, news on TV shows and films, and engage in panels and autograph sessions with celebrities. Today, tickets for the show go on sale.
The Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy is an incredible remaster that looks like modern game, but manages to stay faithful to the trio of games from an era past. It’s a genuinely wonderful collection, and it’s been selling like proverbial hotcakes on PlayStation, where it is currently a system exclusive. Not for long though.
Activision has revealed that the Treyarch-developed sequel will hit retail on October 12 this year, and come to PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One. There’s no word on the rumoured Switch version, or any mention of the setting.
The Division is a whole game, one of the many titles in Ubisoft’s library that emphasises the idea of games as a service. But where titles such as Rainbow Six Siege and For Honor have been designed to last longer than a few years, it looks like The Division is going to recruit a sequel to its ranks when it returns to New York City for another tour of duty.
A little bit of ye olde The Ooze from the Sega Megadrive days, mixed with the grossest and gnarliest moments of John Carpenter’s The Thing. Carrion bills itself as a “reverse horror game”, where your key focus is on destruction and the eradication of anything on the screen that isn’t a polymorphous red blob of nightmare fuel.
Where’s the PlayStation 5, or are we in for another repeat of the PlayStation 3 era that lasted a good couple of years longer than the regular hardware refresh cycle? Maybe not, because it sounds like the PlayStation 5 rumours are going to start picking up steam soon. That’s according to the sometimes accurate, sometimes not scoops of industry insider Marcus Sellers, who claims that developers are currently playing around with dev kits of the PlayStation 5 console.
PlayStation 4 update 5.50 is out right now, and it brings some pretty cool features to the machine, especially those who own a PlayStation 4, but don’t yet have a 4K TV.
It may have the blandest visuals on the block and its multiplayer offerings are currently in shambles, but Gravel is still brimming with attitude and excellence. No-frills racing to the extreme, Gravel is a nostalgic road trip that excites, thrills and charms when its given a chance to rev its engine.
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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