Twitter’s a weird a platform. It’s a bit like going into a public place, shouting your thoughts out and hoping that people like them enough to run about repeating those thoughts. If you’re unlucky, the stuff you say might be stupid or controversial enough to have everybody shouting about how wrong you are right to your face.

It’s a problem seen in any survival game as the strong prey on the weak, but it’s a problem that Bethesda wants to nip in the bud for Fallout 76. Speaking to Multiplayer.It, Bethesda’s Todd Howard explained that in terms of PvP, players under level 5 would be safe from death at the hands of more experienced Vault Dwellers.

Domestic Abuse is a rampant issue all around the world, but it's something that gets put in the shadows when it involves sports stars and celebrities. Esports is setting itself apart in this regard.

If you ever though Mario and Yoshi had a friendly relationship, think again. Turns out the heoric plumber was actually beating the poor green dinosaur into submission.

It’s honestly baffling stuff, that people can flip a trigger and just become horrid turds for craps and giggles in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. It is of course, a perfect example of what happens when the Internet guarantees you some anonymity, so you have to roll with it as a tween learns that they can use curse words as adjectives. No more says PUBG developer BlueHole Studio, as the game now has a new code of conduct that seeks to stamp out discriminatory language and abuse.

Well done, Overwatch players, you've upset Jeff Kaplan and will soon be the reason we can't have nice things. Not all of you, but some of you.

Twitter is filled with so much abuse and harassment, it has been losing users. Now they're taking action and it can help those facing internet trolls, as well as those who are just trying to avoid all those damned spoilers.

Voucher abuse on the Kalahari website has led to numerous orders of highly anticipated games being cancelled.