Overwatch is dominating the news like an Unreal Tournament player on a kill-streak. There’s been a lot of talk about Blizzard adopting a premium price stance on Overwatch, a game with MOBA tendencies that seems to obviously geared towards the freemium market.

$60 for all the heroes, maps and tricks in Overwatch. With no DLC in sight. Which is frankly impossible. There has to be some DLC in the pipeline, right? I mean, that’s how video games work these days. You pay full price for most of a game, and more for the rest of it. Thing is, even Blizzard doesn’t know what the plan is for DLC, because there is plan for such content right now.

Thought you'd seen everything Battlefront has planned for launch? Three brand new Heroes and three new modes beg to differ with you.

Star Wars Battlefront has been looking mighty fine for months now, but the latest footage showing off Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader going at it hasn't exactly filled me up with the joy I was expecting.

Overwatch is due to hit a beta period any week now, or so Blizzard would have us believe. They've now announced two new characters for their shooter, swelling the character count even further!

So apparently Heroes Reborn, the upcoming revival of the once-great TV series, is being considered as Season 10, despite there only being four previous seasons. Presumably this is because they’re counting in binary to avoid acknowledging all the nonsense that followed the excellent first season. Zing! Okay, I’ll admit that’s a bit uncharitable, and that series creator Tim Kring, who’ll …

Blizzcon took place this weekend. It contained a lot of announcemnets for all of Blizzard's titles. We take a closer look at what was revealed for their MOBA, Heroes of the Storm.

We get a sneak peek of Might & Magic Heroes VII, a turn-based strategy game. Here's what you can expect.