Despite being still in early development, Beyond Good and Evil 2 is wearing its ambition on its sleeve with a first look at the game in action.

Sea of thieves has an update that fixes (many!) bugs and increases game performance. It also requires that you download the entire game again. The update is out on PC, Xbox One and Xbox One X but instead of a simple patch, it’s a full client redownload. That’s nearly 10Gb on Pc, and around 19GB on Xbox One X and PC.

In a year where Xbox needs to prove that it has not only the right exclusives to promote its console family, but also the guts to try something more unique, Sea of Thieves feels like that beautifully idiotic dream realised.

Blue seas, rolling waves and a ship to sail the high seas on. Now imagine that ship being pursued through hell and back amidst a sea of salty water and cannonballs as dozens of ships chase you down in pursuit of your sweet booty. That’s the world of Skull and Bones, Ubisoft’s nautical title which takes that one idea that made Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag so memorable and builds an entire game around it.

It's pretty easy these days to spot a pirated video game. But the sheer awfulness of these illegal video game covers, are magical.

Nintendo, the firm that isn’t the least bit shy of throwing everything including the kitchen sink at pirates have shocked us all by admitting that poor game sales cannot simply be put down to piracy. According to Nintendo’s CEO, Satoru Iwata “I do not think we should attribute bad software sales solely to piracy” Last Updated: October 11, 2010

Yesterday I posted up an incorrect accusation against one of our esteemed local members and have rightly been blasted for it, I am taking that post down to ensure that his name isn’t slighted by weird Google searches but please feel free to continue to insult me in this post instead. I think what yesterday proved quite convincingly is that …

There has been a bit said recently about the current Xbox 360 banwave but the first figures are now starting to appear from entirely unverified sources. According to Pinoycosplay there have already been 600 000 Xbox 360’s banned in the states during this banwave with instructions from above that they need to reach 1 000 000 before Christmas. Apparently a …