Infinite follows Evan McCauley (Mark Wahlberg), a self-medicated man diagnosed as schizophrenic because he’s plagued by memories of places he’s never visited. But just as he’s on the verge of a mental breakdown, Evan is visited by the Infinites, a secret society who informs him that not only are his memories real, but they are from all his past lives. The Infinites take Evan into their fold and help him unlock the answers to his memories. Together, they must stop one of their own, Bathurst (Chiwetel Ejiofor), from his mission to destroy humanity.

Now that the Guardian Games have begun, Destiny 2 players have figured out a way to abuse that event to score an infinite supply of Legendary Shards. Here's how it works.

Milan Games Week had only 13 sign-ups for Marvel vs. Capcom's Battle for the Stones bringing into question regional qualifiers.

Prey is a game of survival and psychosis, a tale of never trusting the shadows you see out the corner of your eyes. If you played the demo, you’d have realised that seeing the light of another day isn’t exactly a given. You could persevere through and finish the game via the ol’ traditional methods. Or, and hear me out here, you could make use of an exploit present inside of Prey to get your hands on infinite materials for crafting.

There's always a lighthouse. There's always a man. There's always a city. In the BioShock Collection, available this week, you get that times three.

A few minutes of weapon juggling could see your damage output increase by ludicrous numbers in this latest The Division exploit.

Here’s what you need to do, to be rolling in crafting materials in The Division.

Earning enough experience can be difficult however, especially when you have a pack of Ghouls looking to tear you apart in Fallout 4. Of course, there is an easier way, to get that extra edge.