The new mid-gen consoles heralded the beginning of the 4K era, brining UHD gaming to the masses. Sure, you could argue that few games consistently run at the target resolution natively. Some games instead use dynamic resolution scaling or rendering techniques. That techno-disclaimer aside, a great many games are actually outputting in native 4K, especially on the Xbox One X, and they do so using setting that hover around “medium” settings, usually at 30fps. The PS4 Pro isn’t quite up to that task, and usually runs games at a lower resolution.

Borderlands 3 is out, and while the game has a myriad of problems including sometimes iffy performance on PC and consoles (don’t even try playing split-screen yet), it’s undeniably fun. There are great quality of life improvements, the gunplay is frankly phenomenal and the game has more already outdated memes and pop culture references stuffed into it than 9gag.

PC gamers are blamed for the majority of piracy, with some studios claiming 90% of gamers pirated. That might be true for some games, but the reality is a lot more nuanced.

The newest patch for Rocket League lets mouse and keyboard-toting gamers ditch console gamers from matchmaking.

Here I thought drowning your Sims ranked up there with bad things to do, but people's imaginations go a whole lot darker.

Want another free game? Of course you do! Head on over to GoG.com, but be quick about it.

PC gamers grab your pitchforks! Ubisoft is rebelling against the almighty Steam. But will they win in the end?

Living in the UK and looking for the new Assassin's Creed, Far Cry or The Crew? Well you won't get them on Steam. Could this happen to the rest of us?