Dota 2 is going back to its roots, and this may just save the esport.

Night Trap might have been the logical end-point for horror movies, an interactive film that sold itself with scantily-clad ladies, quick jump-scares and gameplay that made no sense. Choose-your-own adventure but for nihilists, I’ll still give it points for its ballsiness. It’s making a comeback after 25 years, its original video content fully remastered.

Looking forward to roaming Montana with a friend in Far Cry 5? You'll still be able to, just don't get too attached to your progress.

It’s that very drought of content that defined Destiny 2 that developer Bungie and its parent company Activision want to avoid for Destiny 2, a promise that’ll have them chucking plenty of their considerable resources at the sequel in an attempt to keep that franchise populated between the months of expansions that are on the horizon.

Crash Bandicoot’s N.Sane Trilogy looks to not only be a big moneymaker for parent company Activision but also a sign that appeal in the manic marsupial might not be so niche after all. That doesn’t mean that a brand new Crash game is definitely on the horizon, but Activision is paying attention to all of the focus falling on the Wumpa-fruit fella.

Oh good hunter, you're sure looking devilishly handsome in that new Figma skin aren't you? Good Smile is bringing the treasured player character to life in their premium range soon.

Gundam isn’t just a swell collection of anime series (Turn A Gundam and the 13th MS Team being two of my favourite underrated classics), its also made a natural transition to video games over the years with numerous titles. It’s making a comeback in the west this year, as the first true Gundam game in many a year is busting out of Japanese arcades and is headed to PlayStation 4 on September 29.

Bayonetta 2 might have been one of the best Wii U games ever released, but it was a stellar title that fell on a small audience. Could a Switch port be on the cards to change that?