It’s Gamescom week, October is almost here and I’ve got a hunk of desire to see more details on Destiny 2: Shadowkeep that pertains to Artifact mods and how they’ll impact on the main game. Fortunately, Bungie delivered on this front last night during the Inside Xbox livestream as they took to the stage and showed off the fancy new gadgets that’ll be making armour that much more special in the months to come.

Quality, innovation and the ability to develop video games which sell stupidly well were just some of the reasons as to why Sony finally acquired Insomniac Games and brought them into the first-party exclusives fold.

When everyone is playable, it’s important to recruit wisely. Each character in the city of London has their own unique abilities and skills that can help you bring the power back into the hands of the people. Recruit your own unique team with their own personalities, backstories, and perks. Play as anyone and bring your characters to life with four-player co-op missions, events, and end-game challenges in Watch Dogs Legion.

Cyberpunk 2077 is almost done and it may just be the pride of Poland when it arrives next year. Beautiful to behold! Like an interactive episode of Black Mirror because it shows off technology being like not good and stuff! Keanu Reeves! Here’s a bunch of new screens for the game.

Final Fantasy 8 is out soon with a facelift that would make Tom Cruise seethe with jealousy as he lays within his bathtub of moisturiser and stem cells if he caught wind of it. September 3 is when the best Final Fantasy arrives, but don’t just take my word for it. Here’s Square Enix delivering the good news.

Is the world ready for a streaming future? Maybe, maybe not but the real takeaway here is that Google’s plan for tomorrow is going to be a pricy one. The infrastructure needed to handle a decent full high definition livestream ain’t exactly cheap, and bundled together with the need to have a workhorse screen to play said games on, the …

In absolutely surprising news, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will recycle the exact same anime content yet again, but this time with a difference: Anime filler!

In the last couple of months, video game publishers have been hammered with controversy over the use of those poop boxes (I am totes mature). Faced with a mounting backlash and a riot from fans after the Battlefront 2 straw that broke the camel’s back in 2017, EA has begun to roll back on using that extra dash for cash within a select few games, with Need for Speed Heat joining the list.