Finally! Finally we have some indication as to when No Man’s Sky – the ambitious, procedural space explorer from Hello Games – will be coming. Announced on stage during Sony’s Paris Games Week Conference, No Man’s Sky is out in June of next year. That’s…still a while away, and contradictory to most guesses that it would act as a launch …

Not every launch goes smoothly - just ask NASA. But Warner Bros is preparing to release Batman again, in case anyone still cares.

Right now, other video game Kickstarters are pretty much battling it out just to be recognised as the second most crowdfunded game in history, as Star Citizen’s public finances will most likely never be toppled. It out-performed every single video game Kickstarter last year. Combined.

Pulse, is a game without vision. And for once, that’s not a slam. Being blind in a video game isn’t exactly a new idea, but Pulse manages to take the sensation of having a sense stripped away, and inject it with some colourful new ideas. As well as some devious traps.

I’ve actually got soft spot for the Sherlock Holmes games. They’re pretty much the only game in town when it comes to sleuthing as the master analyst, and they’ve been competent experiments in solving problems with your brain instead of bullets. Clearly, the previous Sherlock Holmes game from Frogware sold enough copies, as a new sequel is on the way.

A console version of Blizzard's upcoming Saturday morning cartoon MOBA-shooter extravaganza? I'd be down with that.

For you, the day that I posted new Street Fighter V news was the most momentous day of your life. But for me, it was simply...Tuesday.

Valve could be making even more cash off of Steam, if they chose to throw some adverts into it. But let’s be honest here: Selling ad-space wouldn’t benefit users in the long-run. And Valve is well aware of that, hence the lack of ostentatious digital commercials for sugary piss-chalk water or powdery crisps on their platform.