You think of the one game that defines the gaming industry today, and for better or for worse, that game is Fortnite: Battle Royale. There’s nothing else like it on the market today, because this is an experience that is free, constantly updating and has entered the mainstream pop culture sphere on a level that few games could hope to achieve. Unless you’re Take Two Interactive that is.

Packed with features, more challenging than ever before thanks to its crafty new Neural AI and still a love letter to an adrenaline-charged sport, MotoGP 19 is an amazingly complete package that is just one spark short of being a motorcycle legend.

Y’all ready for these hot new leaks before E3 even begins? Well here’s the latest one! Thanks to some persistent digging in the code for Destiny 2’s new Season of Opulence which kicked off today, PC miners have uncovered the next chapter for the franchise in a post Activision era. A chapter that’ll take players back to everybody’s favourite lunar location, the Moon.

Normally, sticking your head out like a meerkat in The Division 2 will result in a near instantaneous death…unless you’re laying as the new Gunner specialisation that is. Joining the Sharpshooter, Demolitionist and Survivalist, the Gunner scoffs at the idea of cover (SCOFFS TO THE MAX) and instead walks into danger with a minigun that will rip foes apart.

Guardians who take on the Menagerie in Destiny 2's Season of Opulence are going to have a chance to not only earn some sweet loot, but also sweet loot that they actually want. If you can survive the Menagerie, you’ll earn runes which can be used with the newly acquired Chalice of Opulence. Grab enough runes with a view, and you can choose which items you want.

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa's Shang Tsung is the definitive version of the character and I shan’t accept any substitutes. Which is why it’s a good thing that his likeness and acting skills are being used to bring the deadly sorcerer back to life as part of Mortal Kombat 11’s season pass of additional warriors. I mean, if NetherRealm didn’t do it, I’d have typed like the saltiest tweet ever. That would show them. Here’s a look at Shang Tsung in action.

While the game’s undoubtedly fun, especially in short bursts, there’s nothing about it that’s making me – or my family – want to play this more than we already have. Considering we spent weeks playing All Stars, I think it’s safe to say that things have gone backwards this time around.

Seven months after launch, and I’ve pretty much done everything there is to do in Hitman 2. I’ve trapped a rich socialite inside of an iron maiden without being sued by a heavy metal band’s legal team, killed an old man by luring him towards an explosive molehill and I’ve introduced a drug lord to The Beatles. Which in my …