God of War is looking to fine-tune its story and gameplay balance when it arrives later this month, offering its players a quartet of difficulty modes from which they can choose from.

Peter Parker is a smart chap, so it makes sense that Spider-Man is going to be fully kitted out with some fancy web gear when he swings onto PS4 later this year.

If you happen to have a PlayStation Plus membership that is activated before October 10 this year, Spotify will cost you 10% less every month. Here’s the full list of details, straight from the horse’s mouth while I tap a hole in my floor thanks to the sweet rhythms of The Offspring.

With Insomniac at the helm, web-swinging is taking a more physical and faster-paced approach in Marvel’s Spider-Man game.

It’s official! For the first time in four years, a proper solo Spider-Man game is dropping on console, with Sunset Overdrive developers Insomniac filling up the development web canisters and slinging code to deliver what looks to be the best version of the wallcrawler. So when can you expect to see Spider-Man in action?

Wouldn’t it be great if at least one game made the effort to explain all of this jargon more clearly? Injustice 2 is hoping to be one of those select few games that actually makes the effort with its upgraded 2018 version.

Spider-Man will hopefully be out later this year. Until that release date announcement arrives, here’s a new look at the amazing webhead in action in a brief new video.

Whereas ye olde God of War regularly snapped back the camera and gave players a wider angle within which to swing a chain around like a Kung-Fu master by the name of Betty, this year’s version snaps it back to a tighter perspective. It’s meaner, more personal and if you have your games journalism bingo card with you, it’s also a lot more visceral in action.