Nintendo Switch has been enjoying an extended period of free online services since launch. But later this year the company is going to flip the switch to its paid offerings.

Nintendo's next smartphone offering probably has the widest appeal of the lot, as Mario and Co are bringing their karts for mobile racing fun.

Blah blah blah blah PUBG, blah blah blah blah popular, blah blah millions of players. That seems to be all you ever hear about the unbelievably popular Battle Royale game. The numbers back it up though.

Ever since PlayStation Plus started doling out freebies on the PlayStation 4, people have been clamouring for Knack to hit the service. The entirely decent platformer wasn’t especially well received when it was a launch title, and many expected it to be one of the first games to be dished out on the system.

CARS! FAST CARS! OUTDOORS! EXTREME! DO YOU WANT TO BE EXTREME? Well you’ll soon be able to engage in revving all the horses under the hood in some Alpine anarchy as OnRush has a release date.

Some fighters still rise above even gods of destruction and Super Saiyan gods, as the esports scene of Dragon Ball FighterZ begins to heat up. The most popular character so far for online play? Unsurprisingly, Dragon Ball’s poster boy Goku is currently dominating in the top ten. Except it’s not that Goku who has entered the domain of gods.

The console itself has sold nearly 15 million, more than the Wii U did in its entire run.

Rumours of a new Battlefield game launching this year has been swirling for a while now. While we still don't know what the game would be about, we may now at least know when we would get it.