You’re walking down the streets of a Japanese red light district. Minding your own business, possibly thinking of grabbing a drink when all of a sudden a random group of ruffians demands that your face becomes best friends with their knuckles. In any other sandbox game, such an encounter would be a sloppy fight of note. Basic, sluggish fisticuffs, right? Not in Yakuza 6: The Song of Life.

Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli is leaving the company, years after unpaid salaries and financial issues brought the once popular engine and games developement studio to its knees.

PlayStation Plus is getting a poster month in March, but it's also hiding a drastic change coming to the service in less than a year.

What makes Monster Hunter World an even better game once you’ve conquered the circle of life, is the fact that it still has plenty of gas in its tank in terms of extra content. Several events for the year are planned, with one such occasion being a PS4-exclusive crossover with Horizon: Zero Dawn.

Metal Gear Survive is a good idea that finds itself crippled by an overwhelming mob of bad ideas. It’s interesting, but ultimately handicapped by a ruthless application of constraints that serves to diminish what should have been a fascinating spin-off.

Konami is like really sorry about any bugs that you may have encountered in Metal Gear Survive so far, so they're handing out some free goodies as an apology. FREE CRATE! FREE CRATE!

Crackdown, The Witcher 2, Fable and Forza Horizon join the ever growing list of Xbox One backwards compatible titles, and come with free Xbox One X enhancements too.

There's a Yakuza 6 demo. The idea was that people could play the opening moments of the game, and if they liked it, be able to pay and keep playing. Sometimes ideas and reality diverge, and the version on the US store didn’t have the necessary restrictions.