Blizzard promised fans that they’d not only listen to their feedback, they’ll be acting on it and introduce some cha-cha-changes to Diablo IV during its incubation phase as development heats up. The first of those changes were revealed a few hours ago, within the company’s first of several promised quarterly updates. Based on feedback from the BlizzCon 2019 showfloor where fans got an early taste of the game, Blizzard’s first focus going forward is on the how of the game and its controls, as the original setup wasn’t too popular with anyone who went hands-on with the product.

Destiny: Rise of Iron didn’t exactly need to mess with a winning formula for its updated UI. Which is why it's the same.But different.

Everybody’s favourite Agent of the Nine is back, just in time for the Festival of the light. Will he be packing some legendary and exotic candies in his TARDIS of a satchel? Let’s find out!

Xur. The Xurrific one. The Xurmiester. Everybody’s favourite vendor is back once again, so just know that it happens to be Friday. So, where’s Xur today, and what does he have up for grabs?

You know the saying: It ain’t Friday until a mysterious Vendor from the darkest regions of our solar system appears with various Exotic engrams and upgrades in tow. The Agent of the Nine is once again back in action. Here’s where you can find him this week.

The Witcher 3 is a grand adventure, but it's by no means perfect. It inches ever closer with an impending patch that fixes - among other things - inventory management.

Skyhold is getting a new feature in the latest Dragon Age: Inquisition patch, and it's one you've all been clambering for.

Without the option of a storage chest, inventory management is a bit more complicated in Dragon Age: Inquisition.