A new report reveals that Disney could usurp the global dominance of Netflix in as little as five years.

You look at Nintendo, and you see a gaming company. A brand that has existed for eons, a name synonymous with video game icons and some of the best-selling hardware of all time. Nintendo is video games, and the entire industry would have been wildly different if the Japanese company had stuck to making card games and toys. Could Nintendo be more than just a video game company though? One of its new investors certainly thinks so.

There’s a stereotype out there of gamers being a bunch of unkempt basement dwellers engaged to their anime waifu pillows, but nothing could be further from the truth in this day and age. A truth that the Daily Mirror clearly forgot about with their latest feature on what the gamers of tomorrow will look like.

We’re likely going to be spending a fair amount of coin on gaming console hardware for years to come, no matter what Google tells you as they attempt to sell a Stadia subscription to your face.

Mortal Kombat 11 ends with a sense of finality by the time the end credits have rolled, as feuds are settled and champions rise to protect humanity. So what’s the future of Mortal Kombat look like? Only the people in charge of the franchise know, but one thing’s for certain: Mortal Kombat 11 does close the book on the current epic saga.

Chomping at the bit to see what the new era of Destiny will look like? Well then you won't have long to wait, as Bungie will reveal where the franchise is headed next on June 6.

Only Bungie knows what the future holds in store for Destiny. It’s kind of nice though, that the studio is starting to talk more about it as they edge closer to independence.

PlatinumGames wants to forge ahead on their own properties because while collaborations may be fruitful, they also come with several hang-ups that the studio wants to avoid.