Don’t get your hopes up though, this is the type of Q&A where they dispel rumours, not confirm them.

You thought those Monster Energy drinks looked glossy on the PS4, just wait until you see them now!

Famed pachinko developer and sometime game publisher Konami wants the infamous horror demo to die on the PS4, but fans are having none of that.

Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts has been attached to the Metal Gear Solid movie adaptation since 2014 but we've seen very little public movement in that time. But thanks to some lockdown boredom, the filmmaker has a cool update on the production.

And not because of the Coronavirus! Actually that’s a bare-faced lie, of course it’s because of that damn virus that makes me want to hit F5 on 2020. The keyboard command for a refresh and Brock Lesnar’s finisher. Here’s the official news, from Kojima Productions.

Silent Hill as a PS5 exclusive? Sorry to burst your bubble, but that ain't happening.

The highly anticipated return to Silent Hill was unfortunately cancelled all the way back in 2015 despite the game’s Playable Teaser (PT) receiving endless praise. But what was dead could live again!

What with all the talk of new games and general love for gaming, it’s sometimes easy to forget that The Game Awards are…well, game awards. Having established itself as the Oscars of gaming, the biggest night of the year had plenty of awards to give out across a wide spectrum of genres, categories and overall polish. This year saw the likes of Death Stranding, Disco Elysium and Fortnite all grabbing headlines and while Godfrey Geoff Keighley’s annual shindig may not be as swanky as the Critical Hits Awards show (Quiet guys, my parents are trying to sleep), it was overall pretty good! Here’s who won big at the 2019 Game Awards.