Ubisoft has delayed its long-in-development pirate simulator Skull and Bones until the next fiscal year, but that doesn’t mean that you won’t have brand new Ubisoft games to play over the next nine or so months. Between now and March 2020, Ubisoft has four great big AAA releases on the way.

"Coming to The Vault in a galaxy not so far away: strategic, cinematic, laser-blasting Star Wars games," says EA in the latest update to its Origins Access vault. "Our growing collection already includes 20+ Star Wars titles, but now we're adding even more games."

The dark days may be over for game-starved fans of interactive entertainment in China, after a six-month freeze on new video game arrivals. Well, kind of.

I ain’t fooling you when it comes to April, because we’ve got another banger of a month on the way! While the bigger releases that were seen in the first quarter of the year seems to have slowed down in April, that doesn’t mean that there isn’t some fun to be had.

By Jack Kirby’s New Gods, do I love the SEGA Mega Drive. Named after an awful band that eventually had Phil Collins as its frontman in the US, the Mega Drive was a fantastic piece of hardware at the time, offering some vibrant power for some of the greatest games of all time. The fact that it was even available …

It’s official! Google is entering the gaming sphere, and they’re planning to bring some massive disruption to the traditional hardware sphere that gaming has existed in for many a year now. Revealed last night at GDC 2019, Google’s Stadia will bring gaming to just about any device, without the requirement of a dedicated hardware box beyond the display itself to run games.

It’s not exactly illegal to want to rule the world, but it’s the methods that a person uses to accomplish their goals that makes all the difference.

Google has been investing an ungodly amount of cash into gaming, and it looks like a reveal is finally on the way for the next phase of Project Stream.