Who would have thought gamers would care so much about cosmetic upgrades? People who design micro transactions seem to know gamers the best, though.

Thought you'd heard the last of PayDay 2's "pay-to-win" microtransactions causing community anger? Nope.

Here’s one thing that I have yet to see in Need For Speed however: Micro-transactions. EA games have been notoriously riddled in the past with those payment options, nickel and diming players for ever scrap of coin that they possibly could. So it’s delightfully refreshing to see none of that in Need For Speed. And that’s an idea that developer Ghost Games intends to maintain.

Having introduced the Carlton dance and evil hands to the world of Destiny, it looks like more micro-transactions are on the way from Bungie. And these include a few items that'll having you paying to loot better.

We previously reported on the fact that MKX will likely be getting micro transactions but we didn’t know exactly what they were going to be or whether it was going to be purely cosmetic purchases or the more nefarious pay-to-win option? Last Updated: April 14, 2015

Tired of micro transactions or in-app purchases? Apple now has a category of games just for you.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 has microtransactions, but will they impede your single-player experience?

Triad Wars may be a game in the free-to-play market, but it won't be tricking you out of cash says its developer United Front Games.