With Dragon Ball FighterZ creating a super-powered bout of pugilism that relies less on overly-intricate movesets, Arc System Works is taking plenty of inspiration from that Big Bang Attack success story for the next Guilty Gear title.

In the last two years Rainbow Six Siege has evolved into a beastly shooter of note. It’s Ubisoft’s vision for the future at its finest. A rock-solid title supported not only by an engaged community but also by a developer that wants to keep the dream alive. A dream that’ll last a decade by the sound of things.

Could you picture a 2.5D fighter with the roster from Overwatch? Genji and Tracer going toe to toe in all out melee combat? This mash-up if for you then.

Were you looking forward to seeing Dragon Ball FighterZ flex its considerable muscles with the addition of characters such as Cooler or Janemba? Hahaha nope! The Arc System Works developed title has yet to unleash its final form, but it is powering up soon with two new fighters on its roster. Surprise, things are about to get in-Saiyan.

Thanks to local Azure implementation, Rainbow six Siege is getting local servers. It means many more games are likely to get them too.

Kevin Gammill, program manager for Microsoft's Xbox Platform Partner Group has teased on Twitter that 1440p support will be coming soon. He said that those on the higher tiers of the Xbox Insider Program will soon be "pleasantly surprised," which indicates that 1440p support is imminent.

A rich legacy, plenty of talented hands and over $1.3 million worth of fan support through Kickstarter resulted in Nightdive Studios tackling an ambitious project: Remastering the cult classic System Shock for a new generation. With over 21 000 backers willing to take a gamble on the project, progress seemed to be chugging along at a steady clip for the …

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?