Developer Hardsuit Games is no longer in charge of crafting Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2, as that duty is being outsourced to a different studio entirely.

Ubisoft’s looking to get the spotlight back on Watch Dogs Legion, and it reckons that adding some multiplayer to the game should result in an influx of agents looking to cause some chaos. With the single-player bugs now worked out, Watch Dogs Legion’s multiplayer will launch on March 9.

Its been a good while since Microsoft hosted any big events to hype up its games catalogue, and with E3 looking liking an unlikely venue for it to dump a bunch of trailers that all start with some chap yelling “world premiere”. Come March though, Microsoft’s preview of the year to come could be looking a lot healthier when a rumoured Bethesda showcase kicks off.

Soulja Boy’s knock-off line of consoles was eventually met with all manner of cease and desist letters, and it looked like the final page of a very short gaming era had been written. Not exactly, as Soulja Boy is back with another gaming grift that claims that the rapper is “building a new console from scratch,” and that this model has an “all-new design”, “all-new games” and “all-new deals”.

You wouldn’t hit a leather-loving sorceress wearing spectacles and a sorting hat from Harry Potter going through its heavy metal phase, would you? Game set and match.

With the arrival of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands last year, the game is getting ready to add another major content update to its servers titled Chains of Domination. While a leak this week pretty much confirmed all the stuff coming to the MMO, there wasn’t a fancy trailer to go with it! Which is right below, you’re welcome.

Hearthstone! Blizzard’s free-to-play card game is stronger than ever, and it’s getting ready for a new era of content that has been dubbed the Year of the Gryphon. Hearthstone’s new Core Set, which replaces existing Basic and Classic sets with a freshly curated selection of 235 cards, will also be added when the new year kicks off.

At BlizzConOnline, Blizzard’s newest Diablo 4 announcement was an update on a classic: The return of the Rogue class from the original Diablo game, who’ll be playable alongside the Barbarian, Druid, and Sorceress.