Kaz Hirai, the former PlayStation executive who’s largely credited with making Sony profitable again, will be stepping down from the position of Sony CEO on April 1.

Red Dead Redemption 2, a game which is quickly shaping up to be the most anticipated title of 2019, won’t be out in September. Announced yesterday, developer Rockstar Games shifted the September release date slightly to October 26. It’s not the first delay for Red Dead Redemption 2 either, as the cowboy sandbox prequel was originally eyeing a late 2017 release before it decided to spend some more time in the development oven.

If your bank account had a working selection of orifices, now would be the right time to pass it a tub of KY Jelly. January is done, its two biggest releases in the bag and the month of love ain’t bothering with any foreplay before it gets down to business. From giant-slaying action to ports aplenty and a few remakes of the most classic JRPGs around, here’s what you can expect to spend a romantic evening on in February.

Not everybody appreciated the innovations you’ll find in modern games. This is especially true of the competitive FPS shooter. Even Call of Duty: WW2’s success is a testament to that, with its promises of back-to-basics gameplay. There’s another game that’s been getting fans of competitive shooters excited, and that’s Battalion 1944, which launches today in Early Access.

Shadow of the Colossus is a reminder what a thrill climbing should be, and stands out in a pack where so many have diluted this simple feature to sheer tedium.

The road ahead for Destiny 2? 6v6 Crucible matches, reworked shaders and a whole lot more in the cosmetic department for the sandbox shooter.

Last year November, Gigantic developer Motiga laid off most of its staff, keeping a skeleton crew on-board to keep the game updated. It should come as no real surprise then, that the MOBA/Hero Shooter hybrid will soon be shutting its doors for good.

After nine years of active service, MyGaming is calling it quits and ceasing regular coverage as of…well right now basically.