If you've been missing Gordon Freeman lately and wish you could see his face in a game again, you're in luck. The infamous scientist is making a return on PC, just not in the game you might have ever expected.

Someone's to blame for America's recent spate of mass shootings that have claimed dozens of lives. And by someone, I mean the bigly and YUGE controversy that is video games. They’re the worst, totally. Listen to me, it’s going to be amazing how we solve this issue.

Just like it did last year, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sweeped up the most prestigious awards at D.I.C.E last night, with Nintendo winning big all around.

Regigas and Heatran will be up for download next month in Pokemon Sun and Moon, giving players a chance to add a Normal and Fire-Type legendary to their arsenal. Here’s how you can get them, and the numbers attached to the pair for you serious battle folks.

Metal Gear Survive is out, and we’ve played around with it a bit, and you can expect the review sometime next week. It’s a game that’s made a great many people angry though, purely because of the way that it rides on the coattails of Kojima’s legacy. There’s a new reason for people to be angry though

Too often the Dragon Ball FighterZ lobby system is a waiting game of dropped matches and uneven netcode. That will all hopefully be changing soon with the first major patch for the game, which will summon Shenron to address those connectivity issues. Or wish for Bulma’s underwear, because early Dragon Ball was weird as hell.

In video game development, original ideas are often seen by other games, scooped up and implemented in a variety of ways. On and on the list goes, with examples in just about every genre that you can think of. There’s something to be said however, for a game which takes inspiration from its contemporary and actually improves on the formula. Here’s five such examples, of video games that ripped other games off beautifully.

If the Nintendo Switch were the Infinity Gauntlet, then it’d be powered by The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Super Mario and Kirby. What’s that you say? It’s lacking a final Infinity Stone to help the Big N seize control of all time and space? THAT’S WHERE YER WRONG BOYO! Nintendo’s utter domination of the gaming scene will begin, just as soon it introduces a proper new generation of Pokémon onto it system. And it certainly won't include these three.