As it turns out, people really like chopping down trees and hunting deer as Vikings looking to enter Valhalla.

With numbers like that, I think it’s fair to say that no matter how loudly people shout, microtransactions aren’t going anywhere. Yesterday, during an earnings call for the third quarter of 2019, Activision Blizzard announced that microtransactions in their games are are bringing in all kinds of cash for the publisher. Thing is, while that’s still an amount of money …

The publisher recently revealed their revenue earnings for this quarter, showing off that Greedfall made up a large portion of their income.

Anthem has already been labelled as a Destiny killer, even though the game that killed Destiny was Destiny itself. The next big game from EA and Bioware definitely looks like it’s been set in the Destiny mould – with a focus on long-term appeal and regular content drops.

NieR: Automata has rocked Square Enix's sales expectations throughout the year, which means you should probably expect it to stick around for some time.

With esports growing, it's time to take a look at the numbers once again.

Rockstar is expecting to make some big announcments soon, but isn't indicating that anything is releasing soon

Ubisoft is showing increased profitability thanks to excellent performance from The Division and Far Cry Primal. But there's something else that gives me pause.