A hand cannon reborn! A curse reignited, as the legend of Dredgen Yor lives on again in Destiny 2. While the rogue Guardian may have fallen at the hands of Shin Malphur and The Last Word, Dredgen Yor’s legacy lived on through the centuries thanks to one iconic weapon that would become the bane of many a Guardian in the Crucible: Thorn. How do you get it? Here’s how!

Quizzed by Game Informer (Thanks, PC Gamer) on which game universe he’d love to return to after years spent working on the Call of Duty series under Activision, and Schofield went straight for the space horror jugular.

Borderlands 3 was always an inevitable project, but Gearbox needs a game to put some wins back in their tank after the last couple of years saw them in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. From the disaster that was Aliens: Colonial Marines to allegations of the shadiest business ethics around, Gearbox is in dire need of some rejuvenation. Which may finally come at the end of the month.

Beneath the Stormsong Valley in the Crucible of Storms likes a new two-boss raid that will pave the way in to the story of Battle for Azeroth’s second major content update, Rise of Azshara. Meanwhile, festivity will also be in the air when the Darkmoon Faire rolls in and brings with it a bucketload of new activities.

There’s a whole genre out there of freemium titles that are just waiting to be played. Sure, plenty of them are bad and will fleece you dry without so much as a second thought, but there are those games which somehow manage to be both free and entertaining, to a point where you’d happily shell out some cash for a few extras.

Bioware’s original plan in a recent Anthem update was for Freelancers above level 30 to have a better chance at finding Legendary and Masterwork gear, although the latest patch seems to have made those odds slimmer than ever before. What’s an Anthem fan to do? Start a boycott, that’s what.

Hearing the pleas of the millions who still cry out for a proper remake of the classic Star Wars: Pod Racer game, modder RobJin has answered their prayers with a spiffy update that takes the original game out of the gutters and gives it a fresh coat of Unreal Engine 4 paint. The result? Nostalgia racing forward at maximum speed:

There’s an entire camper van’s worth of tools to use throughout the adventure, and nailing that fine balance of evasion, attack and variety is the spice of life in Devil May Cry 5. Basically, if your fingers are fast enough and you can nail the timing perfectly, the amount of style that you can rack up in a single area is nothing short of astounding.