Next week is going to be like a French McDonalds if massacres were on the menu: A battle royale with cheese. With Spider-Man launching tomorrow and Destiny 2: Forsaken bringing justice to an untamed frontier, Activision’s planning to steal eyeballs with a preview of its Blackout mode in a few days.

Call of Duty Black Ops IIII is hopping into the battle royale genre this year with Blackout, a mode that will have plenty of hotshot players gunning for the Treyarch equivalent of chicken dinner. How many players? A grand total of 80 to begin with, with more players being added in the future. Possibly

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?

With a hefty new patch in place that paves the way for Forsaken, PC Guardians have already begun digging into the data of Destiny 2 and discovering all the glorious new guns that’ll be up for grabs.

It’s official: Cayde-6 has left the Tower. This week’s massive Destiny 2 update may have added a lot more content and rejiggered , but what Destiny giveth it also taketh away…eth.

Last night’s patch has resulted in a MASSIVE overhaul for Destiny 2, Bungie has revamped and retooled events such as Faction Rallies and the Iron Banner is a now a chaotic arena of Guardians trying out new weapon combos. In a new vidoc, Bungie outlined their plans for the next year of Destiny 2, with a mission to ensure that the game never suffers from a content drought ever again.

Cayde-6 has paid the ultimate price. Now, the hunt is on for the man responsible, Uldren Sov. Avenge Cayde in Destiny’s most transformative experience yet, and track down Uldren and his Barons. It will take every Titan, Warlock, and Hunter to storm the Reef and put Uldren in the ground.

In year two of Destiny 2, Xur is returning to his mysterious roots. His will is still not his own.