Sony isn't hosting PSX this year, but developers have given hope to PSN name changes still being actively worked on for deployment in the near future.

Nintendo detailed their imminent Online Service for the Nintendo Switch during last night's Direct, and revealed all new NES wireless controllers exclusively on sale for subscribers.

Nintendo is flipping the switch on their online service for the Nintendo Switch next week, so be prepared to start paying for all of your online Mario Kart races and monthly Splatfest participations in Splatoon 2.

D.Va stars in the latest Overwatch short, which shows off some of the heros origins and past scars as she seeks to defend an under threat Busan in South Korea.

Dishonored is taking a break as developers Arkane Studios move away from their immersive sims to test their hand at more online experinces.

Although Nintendo aren't yet comfortable nailing down a single date, we no know that their planned Online Service for the Nintendo Switch will launch in the latter half of September. Get ready to pay up for multiplayer.

A cheater who messed with Splatoon 2's leaderboards as a protest to the lack of anti-cheat measures has been banned.

Nintendo’s recently revealed paid online service for the Switch is…underwhelming to say the least. Beyond giving players the ability to play the games that they’re already playing online for free at the moment, the service will include will include cloud save back-ups, a handful of NES games to play and…well, not much else.