Bethesda just can’t catch a break with Fallout 76. As it struggles to win players over to its middlingly-multiplayer online Fallout game, the latest patch has re-introduced a number of bugs to post-apocalyptic West Virgina – along with a few new ones.

One of the biggest and most annoying bugs in Destiny 2's legendary Whisper of the Worm quest, has finally been fixed.

Years after it launched to critical and commercial failure, Aliens: Colonial Marines has been drastically improved thanks to a fix that involves correcting a single typo.

you’ve got a fireteam ready to rock and roll, Escalation protocol is Destiny at its finest: Teamwork, guns and enough bullets to level Stalingrad ten times over. The problem here, is that Escalation Protocol plays in direct conflict with the limitations of Destiny 2. Limitations that won't be fixed anytime soon.

The latest patch preceding the Warmind expansion gave Destiny 2’s gameplay fundamentals a shot in the arm, while also breaking a few other systems in Bungie’s space-based sandbox. OH BUNGIE!

Battlefield 1 received its final bit of DLC recently. Called Apocalypse, the extra content added new assignments along with the new Afflictions specialisations. It also unintentionally added a tonne of stutter to the game, making it an unpleasurable experience for most players.

For every step it takes forward, every week it feels more and more like I’m playing Destiny 2 Steps Back. This week’s Faction Rally is a prime example of Destiny 2 attempting to clean house and breaking something else within its sandbox, as players are somewhat livid over changes made over the Faction token system. Bungie has promised a middle-ground fix for that latest controversy.

The Nintendo Switch has a weird issue with its battery indicator that a new firmware patch should address. But if it doesn't, you're in for a crazy manual attempt at fixing it.