Dormant for the last seven years, don’t expect Killzone to make a return anytime soon or deliver absolutely bullcrap announcement trailers at E3, as another nail was just hammered into its coffin.

The latest Batman game may be short one caped crusader, but it’s looking at a bigger picture.

Batman is dead. He’s not pining for the fjords. He has ceased to be, expired and gone to meet his maker. Bereft of life, he rests in peace. His metabolic processes are now history,he has shuffled off the mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the choir invisible. This, is an ex-Batman.

Nestle, an organisation more evil than SPECTRE or COBRA due to their recent efforts to steal all the water in the world, has finally gone too far.

Like many before it, Mixer failed in its bid to topple the titan that is Twitch, and is now officially dead.

You may scoff, but I am just one of many believers who have organised ourselves into a legion of horny troopers for truth. We’ve also had one of the best possible weapons we could ask for at our beck and call: Organisation! Thanks to Facebook, my fellow acolytes and I have been able to set up a page that would detail just how, when and where we’d meet up in the sandy wasteland of the Nevada desert for our grand plan to invade Area 51. Or our organisation was on point, until Mark Zuckerberg and the jerks running the social media show decided to kill the hunt for answers

Last month, every single video on the long-standing, popular Machinima YouTube channel – and its related channels - was set to private. With the click of a button, hours and hours of fantastic content was whisked off into the nether. It's now confirmed to not be coming back, as Machinima is officially dead.

Rest in peace, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater. I’ll buy you next to my dreams of ever seeing a complete collection of games that range from the original to the underrated Project 8 ever being collected and bundled together as one awesome package of sick tricks and flips.