Marvel’s Avengers may play like a checklist of live service game tropes, but it’s a damn good-looking assemblage of Earth’s mightiest heroes. Square Enix has revealed the minimum and recommended PC specs for the game, which are about as standard as torn purple pants on a gamma-powered giant with staggering anger management issues.

On PC, you’re going to need some solid hardware under the hood if you want to get DOOM Eternal running at a brisk pace. Id Software have dropped the PC specs needed for the game, which you can peruse right here.

Activision recently released the official minimum and recommended requirements for the game and while the hardware needed is far from unexpected, it’s the storage required for Modern Warfare that’ll throw a little shock and awe at your face: 175 entire gigabytes of space will be needed.

If you’re planning to play on PC, here’s what you’ll need to get your digital lightsaber purring like a Rancor that has just been well-fed on disposable slaves.

Here’s what you’ll need to make certain that your PC can…SURVIVE, when Metal Gear Survive arrives on Febraury 20.

Ubisoft has release the minimum and recommended specs for Far Cry 5, detailing the sort of machine you’ll have to have to put Joseph Seed in the ground. Interestingly, they’ve detailed specs for 4K at 30fps and 4K at 60fps too, for those with more money than they know what to do with.

With Dragon Ball FighterZ a mere couple of weeks away from release, publisher Bandai Namco is prepping for the release of what could be the finest fighting game of 2018 already. It’s fluid, every single visual looks like it was ripped straight from the manga and developer Arc System Works looks set to walk away with a winner at the start of 2018. That being said, can your PC handle Dragon Ball FighterZ?

Good news then fellas, because your chance is coming up. Bungie’s weekly update blog post confirmed that Destiny 2 will hit the beta scene on your chosen platform on August 28 for Early Access and then August 29 for everyone else. It’ll end on August 31, with Bungie recommending that your PC have a light level of this much to enjoy it without limits.