Want to know who with and how to get your S-Class relationship on in Fire Emblem: Three Houses? Well here's a handy guide on just who you can find love with.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a near-perfect game. Near, oh so near and I would have easily lobbed my first ever career 10/10 on it were it not for one massive problem that I’ve taken issue with. I can’t pet the damn cats, and this is driving me nuts.

The PlayStation 4 will soon receive its great big numbered 7.00 firmware update, and it’s expected that the impending update will bring big new features. With said firmware currently in beta, some of those details are trickling out.

If 2012’s Fire Emblem: Awakening was the series showing off the potential for greatness that it was capable of, then Fire Emblem: Three Houses is that potential fully realised. A grand saga of love, loss and war, Fire Emblem: Three Houses is monumental in ambition and easily capable of allowing you to write an epic story with your own actions.

When you play a game, you want several things: You want escapism, you want excitement and you want to have a good time. Some games do just that with tried and trusted mechanics, while others take those ideas and try to add some exotic flavour to the mix. Some fail, some succeed and some games create lasting memories that create new benchmarks in the entire industry. Here are ten such games, which are unbelievably satisfying thanks to one key gameplay factor.

Here’s a look at what I thought was going to happen this year…and what has actually happened so far.

It’s not easy covering the San Diego Comic-Con, and I don’t just mean that because the show is a gargantuan hive of activity that is overflowing with cosplayers, panels and enough merch to make your wallet scream. No pals, what’s tough about covering all the news coming out of the premiere pop culture show of the year is that I’m not there, dammit.

Many years later, and what has changed in Gears 5and its new arcade mode multiplayer mode? Not much, but just enough.