Nintendo’s Switch is far from being a powerful machine, but there’s a sort of voodoo magic inside it that allows games running on its hardware to look and run far better than you’d expect them to. And now, you can expect them to run even better.

With professional teams looking to make a name for themselves, the official Fortnite World Cup may just be the grandest stage of them all. A stage that is apparently rife with foul play, as hundreds of players have been caught red-handed in the cookie jar. According to Epic Games, a total of 1221 players were discovered to be cheating, with 206 competitors having their monetary rewards stripped from them within the first week of competition.

While the full Mortal Kombat 11 roster has pretty much been leaked already, there are still a few faces that players are hungry to see more of. One such face happens to be wearing a freakin’ skull for a mask, carries a big hammer and has nipples so powerful that the leather straps on his torso can barely contain the anarchic areolas within. Say hello, to Shao Kahn.

Beyond the bevy of boys with silly hair, Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is aiming to be a massive celebration of Duel Monsters across the twenty years of the existence of the franchise. Which means over 9000 cards, that Duelists can build their decks from. It’s…it’s going to be a confusing game of catch-up for me, isn’t it?

Currently, Octopath Traveler is a Nintendo Switch exclusive, but come June 7 you can finally get your grubby keyboard and mouse mitts on it.

After being resurrected as an evil revenant version of her former self, Kitana now rules the Netherrealm alongside revenant Liu Kang, dedicated to the destruction of all the realms in Mortal Kombat 11.

The Elite Atlas may be pricy, but it balances its moderate sound by being a handy Jack of all trades that’ll easily work on whatever you throw at it. It’s primary function more than meets the demands of even the most stressed out esports star when they’re playing a clutch match, its modular nature makes it a reliable kit to travel around with and its a surprisingly comfortable headset to wear for long periods of time. It may not master everything thrown at it, but it’s more than capable of meeting any challenge head-on.

As convenient as current capture options are, a properly dedicated piece of hardware is still handy if you’re planning to get serious with not only grabbing the best possible video footage, but also streaming it. Razer has decided to muscle in on Elgato’s territory, as their new Ripshaw HD aims to be a multi-platform capture card with a few tricks up its sleeve.