Final Fantasy XV, a game which spent a legendary amount of time in development, and looks set to equal that investment with a lengthy post-launch train of constant content.

Iron Galaxy’s giant-slayer hits shelves on April 10, promising players a sandbox in which to whip themselves around tall buildings and towering ogres that all have a bone to pick with you. Is it any good? Well I can’t say just yet, but what I can do is at least show you the game on a streaming service for a while. Live vicariously through my stream when it kicks off at 3PM and decide for yourself!

Wondering just how well Dark Souls is going to hold up on the mobile power of the Nintendo Switch? If the opening is anything to judge the rest of the game by, then pretty darn well indeed.

Does Far Cry 5's avoidance of current news stories and the negative political environment make it a tamer tale of religous zeal running mad? Not at all. In fact, it's a much stronger story by directly avoiding those comparisons.

Nvidia is ending all support for 32-bit systems from next month, and ceasing security for the devices early next year. It's time for an upgrade.

If you were ever hesitant about jumping into Injustice 2 due to the fragmented nature of fighting games in the new age of content delivery, then rest assured: Injustice 2 is 2017’s best fighting game made even better in 2018.

I’m an unabashed fan of driving games that don’t require me to manually change gears or stick to a certain line on any given track. OnRush looks set to scratch that itch then. Codemaster’s big hook in addition to wilder gameplay though? Tracks which start a race with players already in a drive for their life.

There’s value attached to your prized possessions, value which should be covered with Household Insurance for some peace of mind. Which games in your collection could be worth a comprehensive and affordable insurance policy, and destined for Hollywood? We’ve got five contenders that you might want to look at.