Battlefield V is a great game that is unfortunately being held back a bit by some annoying bugs and gameplay decisions. Luckily, developer DICE is now addressing several of these issues, starting this week.

If you’re planning to run Anthem on PC, you’re going to need to check in to see if your rig is up to scratch. Here’s a look at the official requirements for the game, which presumably omits the bit about needing a bathtub full of ice in a seedy motel so that you can harvest the organs necessary to pay for all of the best gaming equipment:

One of the hottest debated aspects of Battlefield V has been its heavily unforgive time-to-kill combat mechanics, but developer DICE has now revealed its very detailed plans on how this will be addressed. However, some members of the community feel that this may create more problems than it solves.

Bioware wants fans to revel in the story of Anthem, as this latest trailer for the upcoming introduces its world, characters and enemies that players will interact with.

According to a leak from a marketing presentation, Respawn Entertainment's Jedi Fallen Order is still on track for release late next year, and might feature some familiar characters from past TV series.

Today was supposed to be the first day of Battlefield V's Tides of War live-service, but an unexpected issue has caused a delay in rolling out the major update.

Battlefield V has seen many changes in DICE's shooter franchise, including some much-improved community feedback and interaction, both of which is being used to address the game's divisive TTK issue.

Anthem may be out in February of the far-off future year of 2019, but it looks like anyone wanting to hop into a Javelin and do an exo-suit assisted hurricanrana off the top rope (Citation needed), will be able to do so as early as next month. If you’re lucky enough that is. EA and Bioware have announced that Anthem will drop a closed alpha test in early December, for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.