In some absolutely nice news, next month’s release of remastered editions of the original Command & Conquer and Red Alert will also see the source code for the game made available to the wider community via Electronic Arts.

Anthem in its current state, exists as a dream that’s beautifully to look at painfully dull to experience. With few updates since launch, a back to basics approach that has left the most hardcore fans aggravated with the lack of communication from Bioware or EA and a world that has since been eclipsed by newer and older live service titles, you’d think that EA would pull the plug on Anthem and move on. That’s not happening.

An HD remaster of me accidentally killing Tali again when I choose between an army of nigh-unstoppable robot AI and a fleet of space hobos? I don’t know if I’m ready for that.

I’ve just got one question for EA. Where the hell is my Republic Commando remake?

In news that won’t shock anyone, EA Play is going digital this year, having booked a very E3ish date of June 11 for their digital event.

It’s the end of an era! More than two years since it launched, Electronic Arts is finally ready to draw the curtain on Star Wars Battlefront 2, with a slice of downloadable content that will make the game “complete”.

Once more into the breach. Battlefield 5 is preparing to wrap up its latest tour of duty with a final chapter of content that'll storm the beaches in June.

With Warface and Hunt: Showdown being the primary money-makers for Crytek currently, it seems as if Crysis has been left to gather dust…or has it?