Dragon Ball FighterZ is getting its first major patch soon. While it won’t include over 9000 balance changes to the roster, it will implement plenty of fixes to various bugs found within the game. It’s all small fixes, but when added up, it’s pretty substantial.

There's a Yakuza 6 demo. The idea was that people could play the opening moments of the game, and if they liked it, be able to pay and keep playing. Sometimes ideas and reality diverge, and the version on the US store didn’t have the necessary restrictions.

A Way Out is still the exciting cooperative adventure it looked like all the way back at E3 last year, and it's certainly not planning on a delay this late in the plan.

The devil is in the details, and the entire world of Apocalipsis is hell on Earth to say the least.

The setup is simple: You’ve got a spider-tank, the streets are overrun with hordes of the carnage-obsessed Camelidae and only you can solve the greatest threat to humanity with problem-solving bullets, missiles and nuclear weapons in Vicious Attack Llama Apocalypse.

CD Projekt Red’s next big game however, will see the studio become more than just the house that The Witcher built as Cyberpunk 2077 builds on the themes of a dystopian future imagine decades ago for an interactive experience that CD Projekt Red calls a “true RPG”.

Battlefield 1 received its final bit of DLC recently. Called Apocalypse, the extra content added new assignments along with the new Afflictions specialisations. It also unintentionally added a tonne of stutter to the game, making it an unpleasurable experience for most players.

Who was the best performing publisher of last year, going by the ratings? It would be easy to imagine it was Nintendo, given how well Super Mario Odyssey and the Legend of Zelda were received. In fact, Nintendo’s had a smashing year, and most of its games have been critically acclaimed. It's not them though.