That habit of grabbing September for the launch of a new Destiny chapter is going to be slightly delayed, as the Shadowkeep expansion and the free-to-play Destiny 2: New Light will be shifting from the original release date of September 17 to October 1.

Of all the diminutive, retro consoles being released in South Africa, the official miniature Mega Drive is one of the most anticipated. While the NES was stuffed with classics that reminded local folk of their knock o9ff Golden China consoles, the SNES tickled nostalgic bones a little less, as it was never really released here. The PlayStation Classic probably would have done better if it wasn’t such a miserable, hastily cobbled-together cash grab.

Samsung’s Galaxy Fold has been delayed, and for a very good reason: It’s rubbish. When the device made its way to influencer and journalist hands on the cusp of its launch, it was discovered that the thing wasn’t particularly well designed, prone to cracking, creased screens and dodgy hinges. The launch was postponed, but it seems that launch might be …

Skull and Bones has been charting its way through development waters for a good while now, and while it was originally scheduled to reach the 2019 dock after it had been forced to sail past an autumn 2018 window, it looks like it’ll be spending some more time at sea.

All of that big content that BioWare promised would launch in April for Anthem? Yeah, that ain't coming this month or anytime soon.

It’s not been a good week for Samsung, the first major mobile manufacturer to go to market with a foldable phone. Last week, reviewers found the $2000 device to break after just a day or two of use. There’s also a layer of protective plastic that looks just like a cheap factory-fitted screen protector that ought not be removed, but people are removing it anyway, causing the foldable phone to malfunction. Considering these issues, Samsung has opted to cancel and delay the launch of the Galaxy Fold.

The upcoming spiritual successor to Nintendo’s massively underrated Advance Wars series has been teasing a tentative release date for ages now, with an eye on late 2018 originally in the pipeline. According to developer Chucklefish, you’re going to have to wait a little bit longer for some quality turn-based strategy.

Days Gone is, from what I’ve played of it, not a very good game. Sony’s very good at making sure that its first party games are good though, which is probably why they’re taking feedback from shows like E3 and internal testing, and giving Days Gone a bit of polish.