The limited pre-orders for the SNES Classic are sold out. Folks, it hasn’t even been 24 hours. So where have all the pre-orders gone? I’ll give you a clue: It rhymes with D-Day.

Nintendo's focus on esports is coming from the top, and that's refreshing. There are, however, some underlying problems.

Much like how the Taken King gave players a primary antagonist in the form of Oryx, Destiny 2 focuses on Dominus Ghaul and his Red Legions driving the Guardians out of their safe haven and into the wildlands. A story that works just as well the second time for Destiny 2.

While WipEout has already shipped and been hailed as one of the finest examples of nostalgia done right, it’s Crash Bandicoot that is winning new hearts and minds with an audience that grew up with it and are eager to drop a few spin-attacks once again. It’s not hard to see why, as Crash Bandicoot was a game that everyone played when it first launched.

To put a stop to Bravado's dominance, Orena will be sending two teams from two separate qualifiers to ESWC this year.

When news broke that the developer had secured a sizable loan from UK banking institution Coutts, fans began to panic over a perceived financial crisis at the Star Citizen studio. But really,everything is just fine.

Creating a world that isn’t beholden to the more grounded rules of reality has been a key factor in Anthem, which gives Bioware’s latest property a different flavour to that of Mass Effect.

Lining up with previous rumours, Nintendo is launching the SNES Classic this September. And it's coming with over 20 incredible games.