Announced on the weekend, the rest of the Jak and Daxter games will be headed to ye olde PlayStation 4, to complete a collection that began with Naughty Dog and Mass Media Games’ remastering back in 2012 on PS3, eventually finding its way to the PS4 this year with the Precursor Legacy. Said list will include Jak 2, Jak3 and Jak X: Combat Racing, which will allow you to Jak off to your sick heart’s content.

It’s that time of the year where stores – both physical and digital ones – start dishing out delectable discounts on games. We’re a few days into PlayStation’s 12 days of Christmas deals, where the current deal is a 45% discount on NBA 2K18, but there’s another great round of discounts on the PlayStation store. Right now, there’s another sale, that’s offering two games of your choice from a list, for just R469.

Next week sees the launch of the Monster Hunter World beta, which thankfully won’t tax your monthly bandwidth too much. Here’s a quick breakdown on the basics for PS Plus members.

Successful Doomfist players know that the key to victory lies in closing the gap between any and all opposition. A feat which has become more and more difficult as of late and pretty much non-existent in competitive circles. The primary problem? Doomfist’s pool of health is a mere 250compared to some of the other heavy characters in Overwatch, his cooldown between special moves leaves him open to vicious counterattacks and sacrificing range for damage doesn’t always guarantee a quick kill. Problems that Blizzard are looking to nerf as they begin tweaking the punchtastic villain.

There isn’t much to recommend here for anyone who has already experienced an Alolan vacation in last year’s Pokémon Sun and Moon, but for everyone else? Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon is easily the definitive remix of that tropical adventure and a fitting final hurrah to the handheld that defined several Pokémon generations.

In the days of yore, Nintendo had Mario, SEGA had Sonic, and PlayStation had Crash Bandicoot – but the PC’s never really been considered a home for platforming games, despite having some great ones. The early 90’s say games like GODS, Duke Nukem, Commander Keene and Jill of the Jungle grace PCs – but one of my favourites from the era is Epic Megagamaes’ Jazz Jackrabbit.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The faux trees that have been set up since July are finally selling, the roads are deadlier than ever and every coastal city on the East and West coast is prepping itself for an influx of bare-footed Joburgers in shopping malls. Tis also the time of deals when it comes to video games, something that has become an annual tradition with Sony and their PlayStation platform. This year, Sony is kicking off its 12 Deals of Christmas with a blast from the past: Crash Bandicoot.

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?