Season two of Warzone launches on February 25, adds four new operators, six new weapons, the new Zombies mode Outbreak (bit on the nose there Activision), four multiplayer maps, new multiplayer modes, new prestige levels and new Warzone points of interest. That’s a lot of content. Here’s a crib note breakdown of all the important stuff.

Of course people are buying it and unleashing their own Coronavirus pandemic, while also using the results for their studies of how a virus could spread beyond borders. Ndemic Creations may be chuffed with the sales, but they’re also warning people that it shouldn’t be taken as the gospel for learning about unstoppable diseases.

Capcom say that they’ll reveal Project Resistance on September 9, with a full gameplay reveal at the Tokyo Games Show on September 12. The Internet on the other hand, has a few different ideas and thanks to some digging it looks like a few early screens for the game have been dug up.

Rainbow Six Siege is having a chuffing good week thanks to its latest expansion event, Outbreak. A horde mode of grotesque zombies that pile wave after wave of mutilated monstrosities on you and your team, Outbreak is exactly the kind of mad content that is keeping Rainbow Six Siege alive and popular.

Ubisoft has had it up to here with abusive and toxic behaviour on Rainbow Six Siege, and they're not going to take that behaviour somewhere, between the sacred silence and sleep.

In the last two years Rainbow Six Siege has evolved into a beastly shooter of note. It’s Ubisoft’s vision for the future at its finest. A rock-solid title supported not only by an engaged community but also by a developer that wants to keep the dream alive. A dream that’ll last a decade by the sound of things.

Rainbow Six Siege is getting a new mode that will turn the realistic shooter into a breeding ground for both Aliens and Zombies. And the operators are not prepared.

It’s been good business for cult hit game Plague Inc., which has seen sales soar as of late thanks to the Ebola outbreak.