Here’s something unbelievable: Apparently global pandemics are fantastic for the video game industry, as just about every publisher under the sun has posted record profits and numbers for the latest financial year ending on March 31. Ubisoft is no different, as the French publisher saw some outstandingly high numbers, with Assassin’s Creed Valhalla being an absolute jet engine of momentum.

The Coalition announced this week that its future projects will be developed on Epic's latest software, which will likely mean that upcoming games will look pretty sharp. The downside to this is that those games are going to take a bit of a while to see the light of day, as the studio works on familiarising itself with Unreal Engine 5.

Visual Concepts and publisher 2K are promising to show off more of how WWE 2K22 is coming along by sharing regular behind-the-scenes updates "over the coming weeks" on Instagram and Twitter.

At this point we have no idea what it is but we’ll hedge our bets on the most likely option being a trailer or some kind of showcase.

While the actual design of the creature isn’t especially complicated, I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t a little too similar.

It wasn't too long ago that Sony revealed that it had a sequel to its virtual reality gear in development, dropping a number of pictures to show off a device that pinched inspiration from other established kits in the scene and looking better overall. According to a report on UploadVR via "reliable sources", PSVR 2 won't just look and function like an ergonomic dream, it'll be packing some pretty impressive features into its plastic frame as well.

Long story short, start training yourself for fastest fingers first if you want to score a PS5 before 2023.

Not only is that a staggering amount of people, that’s also a record breaking number for the franchise.