I think it’s safe to say that the Xbox Scorpio is going to be a showstopper at E3. Even if you’re not planning on grabbing one, you’re most likely still keen to see if Microsoft’s next console can top the layer-cake design of Sony’s PS4 Pro. There’s plenty of hype for the device, which Microsoft is stoking further with short vignettes ahead of Sunday’s reveal. Check ‘em out for yourself

ELEX seems to be taking every previous RPG setting ever and mashing it all into one. And it's quite confusing as a result.

Daybreak's answer to the PUBG hype seems to be a new tournament which aims to bring back the pros.

Steam is shut down the heavily debated Greenlight program, as it prepares to launch its successor as early as next week.

This month will see former Robin the Red Hood, Starfire and Mortal Kombat’s Sub-Zero throw down inside of Injustice 2, but they’re just three of eight characters planned so far. So who else is on the list? If you booted up Injustice 2, you might have seen a few extra silhouettes in your character selection screen. Like a certain thunder god from another fighting game.

Thanks to the modern age E3 can be attended right from your desktop or smart device. Instead of waiting for information to come a month late via printed magazines like we did in ages past, E3 is accessible via streams and online news blasts. Here's what and when to expect content.

What’s one way to curb the worrying crowd-ghosting issue? Suspend your players by crane 60 metres in the air. You may ask "Why?" And the real answer is "Why not?"

A couple of years back, something changed in the homeland of fantastic video games. The quality started dipping, innovation was chucked out the window and everyone wanted to make a quick Yen on the mobile market. That resulted in a period of stagnation for Japanese-developed games. An era of shoddiness that Sony wants to do away.