Maybe you have a gripe and you need the world to know that you won’t stand for a reduced Pokemon count, that one texture of grass not being on par with your expectations and your outrage that 800 of the Pokémon you don’t care for aren’t in the game. Or maybe, and hear me out here, you kind of need to shut the hell up because the rest of us are still looking forward to a grand ol’ time.

This year’s E3 dropped a surprise announcement during a Nintendo Direct livestream, as the big N confirmed that there was still plenty of gold to mine from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. No release date was given for the sequel, but one reliable source of information reckons that they’ve got that window roughly pegged.

Mr Mime has never been high on anyone’s list of desired Pokémon. Sure, he usually boasts a superb defense but unless you’re looking to complete a pokedex then the Marcel Marceau-inspired Pokémon is usually only good for a spot of quick breeding so that you can complete a Pokedex. In Pokémon Sword and Shield, he’s getting a side-evolution of sorts. Say hello, to Mr Rime.

There’s a new Pokémon game out this Friday and like most of you, I can’t wait to collect most of them. With hundreds upon hundreds of critters now officially existing within the pocket monster library, developer Game Freak is now forging ahead to keep the National Pokedex trimmed of all fat.

Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy Deluxe Edition is an exhaustive expansion of the 3DS version of the game that won us over with its charm, intelligent puzzle design and smart quality of life additions

Whether you’re on PC, PS4 or Xbox One, The Outer Worlds is a blast to play. Nintendo Switch owners however? They’ll need to wait a little bit longer but not too long.

This year promises to be the biggest Pokémon adventure to date, a grand journey across the Galar Region that is home to regional variants and new pocket monsters galore.

Instead of randomised loot box offerings, Rocket League will instead switch over to Blueprints, digital plans that can be grabbed after every game. With a blueprint, there’ll be more transparency given to players as to what they’ll be capable of crafting, with unused loot crates being converted into “unrevealed blueprints” come December.