In 2016, the Screen Actors’ Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists members had a few demands for the video game industry. They were after residual payments, more transparency about the games that they were breathing life into and some protection for their actual voices. You know, the bits of audio organic matter that their entire career is built around. Can you imagine what a throat must feel like after a day f voicing Popeye? Madness.

Guardians can now play fewer Crucible matches, as opposed to the roughly several billion multiplayer sessions that the mode required originally for you to get your hands on some higher-powered gear (citation needed). Here’s the full list of what to expect when you boot up and update Destiny 2.

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Capcom are bringing the Marvel Universe into the fighting scene with Infinity Stones. A tournament like no other.

Chris Redfield once again finds himself in front of terrifying monsters without a smidge of ammo to his name. Will he finally learn his lesson in Not a Hero?

Where is Xur? Hit the link and jump in to find out where the Agent of the Nine is this week, and what he has for sale.

NieR: Automata has rocked Square Enix's sales expectations throughout the year, which means you should probably expect it to stick around for some time.

It’s time to choose a side. Destiny 2 is dipping into an age-old debate, as the dust of the Red War has settled as the Tower’s numerous factions re-emerge into the spotlight once again. Back in Destiny 1, players could pledge their allegiance to one of several organisations who were notoriously stingy with their handouts of themed loot. In Destiny 2, those factions are all vying for your attention again, appealing to that one common denominator in all Guardians: The urge to earn more powerful loot.