Sony's looking to get around the global semiconductor shortage and pump out more consoles next year with a cunning redesign of its new-gen device.

Scarlet Nexus is now a mere month and some change away, and I'm already liking what I'm seeing: Action set in a world that looks very very anime in its construction. That idea has been magnified, compounded, and something else that does mathematical multiplication because Bandai Namco just released the opening animation for the game, which goes full Gundam.

For all those folks that looked at The Division and thought, “Sure, but I ain’t paying for that,” then do I have some good news for you, cheapskate.

Borderlands 3 launched in 2019, rolled out a quartet of DLC expansions after arrival, and is currently available as a director's cut featuring a whole bunch of extra content. It's also a hugely successful game for developer Gearbox, having earned it rave reviews alongside dumptrucks of money. So what's next for the franchise? Nothing at all.

Gamescom organizers originally intended to hold a hybrid event this year which would have featured both hands-on time with games in real life and streams, but that risky decision was fortunately reworked. "Even though the hybrid concept was very well received by partners, we had to recognize that GamesCom still comes too early for many companies in the industry due to the required planning reliability," Oliver Frese, COO of Koelnmasse, the German trade show organizer, said in a press release.

You want all the aliens? You got it! No aliens? You can do that too! The possibilities aren’t quite endless but there’s still plenty of them!

Its been four years since Biomutant was first announced, popping up in a trailer that looked very very alright if we're being honest. Fast forward to the hell-year that is 2021, and the game actually looks…really good!

With cute little characters and easy to learn mechanics, Nintendo wants to get in on that LittleBigPlanet energy.