Welcome back to our weekly post of featured downloadable content available for different gaming platforms sponsored by www.evopoints.co.za. Here's this week’s list of fresh downloadable games, content and specials.

Beat ‘em ups were the boss hog in their glory days, side-scrolling paths where progression was locked to your fists and enemies were more disposable than a suspension of disbelief in an episode of Finding Bigfoot. The genre has largely remained dormant since the 2000s, with a new release popping up here and there in the years since then. Now, a new challenger has risen. Take a look at Raging Justice in action.

Last night, thanks to the lovely people at Nintendo Distributor South Africa, we ran an ARMS event that saw one lucky human walking away with a Nintendo Switch.

In the years spent establishing their company as a powerhouse in the industry with games such as Diablo and WarCraft, Blizzard decided to reach for the stars in their next original franchise. A tale of species at war, of mankind struggling to find a place in the darkness of space and of an unspeakable horror rampaging across the cosmos. That game...was StarCraft.

Rainbow Six Siege is getting a new mode that will turn the realistic shooter into a breeding ground for both Aliens and Zombies. And the operators are not prepared.

The PlayStation 5.50 beta is going out into the wild, which means that people are discovering what new features the newest system software has. One of the best finds thus far is that the system will be getting system-wide supersampling

With enough guns available to be confused for America’s lax laws on firearm ownership, you’d think that Destiny 2’s Crucible would be one component of developer Bungie’s sandbox that would draw little complaint from fans. You’d also be wrong, more wrong than you’d ever been on the wrongest day of your life when the only directions that you could turn in were left and wrong.

the gaming world is turning against microtrasnactions and post-purchase spending in games - but would you prefer the alternative, where games cost more?