What’s next for Dragon Ball? A trip back to the past, as 2019’s next big game is mixing a little of the ol’ action and RPG influences once again to create what Bandai Namco calls Project Z. Here’s the first reveal trailer for the upcoming game, which features CyberConnect 2 on development duties.

There are still those who are willing to get up at the crack of dusk and boot up their console to find him for you. People who’ll risk digital life and limb to let you know if Xur is selling a treasure or rubbish. I just so happen to be one of those people. Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight. In that case: Where is Xur?

Hordes of zombies, mutants and puzzles as far as the eye can see? Ain’t nobody got for that! Nope, if you’re looking to blitz through Resident Evil 2 and get that S-rank completion score, you’re going to want to pick up the pace and fly through Raccoon City at top speed. One of the best ways to streamline your exploration is to get your hands on three unique medallions, which just so happen to be sitting near and pretty around the Goddess statues. Of course, this being a Resident Evil game, it’s easier said than done as there’s a puzzle attached to each medallion

If you hated engaging in a Far Cry 5 mission and found your perfect shot interrupted by a cougar chewing your face off, then Expeditions might just be right up your alley.

Is Kingdom Hearts 3 worth the years of development and patience that Square Enix asked fans to endure? It just might be, according to the small handful of critics who received review code ahead of its release

Here’s an interesting story that’s doing the rounds, as self-described hybrid FPS/RTS game Eximius: Seize the Frontline happens to have received a DMCA takedown notice. That’s not exactly unusual, with many games on Steam receiving those notices for a wide variety of reasons. What makes it odd, is that Eximius received this notice…from its own development team.

Clocking in a couple of weeks ahead of schedule, EA’s upcoming loot ‘n shoot experience is just about finished over at Bioware studios. A long road has come to an end, albeit one that will now see the studio focusing on polish, squashing out bugs and checking its inconveniently oversized roadmap for the next route to take when Anthem goes live on February 22

The Far Cry series is a bit of an oddity in the gaming industry where the regularly released "numbered" titles pop up every few years and then the developers are set free to create weird and exciting new game between core series entries. Normally these games have nothing in common with the actual main game, but with Far Cry: New Dawn Ubisoft has decided to link the two... kind of.