It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The faux trees that have been set up since July are finally selling, the roads are deadlier than ever and every coastal city on the East and West coast is prepping itself for an influx of bare-footed Joburgers in shopping malls. Tis also the time of deals when it comes to video games, something that has become an annual tradition with Sony and their PlayStation platform. This year, Sony is kicking off its 12 Deals of Christmas with a blast from the past: Crash Bandicoot.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

A whole new world to explore, Shining, shimmering splendid. Tell me Guardian, now when did you last let your heart decide? New autorifles can open your eyes, open up Vex loot plunder by plunder. Over Mercury and under on a magic Sparrow ride! Here’s a quick look at some of the gear that’ll be popping up in that first Destiny 2 expansion DLC, while I dodge the raid boss known as Disney’s copyright division.

The year ahead has plenty of contenders for game of the year lined up. Here’s a look at every confirmed game so far, as well as those titles which are waiting on a date.

It’s true! It’s damn true! A new game based on My Hero Academia (or Boku No Academia accrding to Geoff who also rubbished any claims that he might actually be a fan of anime) has been announced. Straight out of the latest issue of Weekly Jump via Gematsu, you can expect to lock horns and throw down a Detroit Smash as all of your favourite characters from the hit manga and anime series soon, in My Hero Academia: One’s Justice.

With new characters in the roster, 13 of Injustice 2’s brawlers will be getting some tender love and care in the December update. Also, new Multiverse Portals for you to dedicate your every waking moment to!

Destiny 2 will introduce some significant changes next week with the Curse of Osiris expansion, adding more tweaks and upgrades as developer Bungie promises a more open line of communication with fans.

History has one again repeated itself, because Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon players were tasked with a similar global mission to Sun and Moon's debut event: 10 million captures, with a grace period set from November 16-27. They didn’t make it.