Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

Anyway, while the current WWE television product has its highs and lows, recent games in the series have been nothing but lows. Curiously, I’m actually cautiously optimistic for this year’s entry in the series. 2K Games apparently wants to make the action as over the top as possible again, and to do so they’re tapping into a whole host of gameplay upgrades in WWE 2K19.

Cyberpunk 2077 feels different. Sure, it looks fantastic, but there’s also a certain sub-text below the visuals that seem to hint at a story that knows exactly which direction it wants to take its narrative in. That’s not accidental, as developer CD Projekt Red isn’t shying away from spreading its own message through the tale.

As expected Fallout 76 will be hosting its beta ahead of launch, with builds up on Xbox One a week earlier than other platforms. But don't expect to play it 24/7 until launch day.

Intimidating, built for Gambit and packing a custom perk that allows it to layer a number of bullets into an enemy until they reach an explosive climax, Malfeasance is a cool new addition to any arsenal. How do you get it? Here’s how.

Yesterday, news broke that Sony had finally come to its senses regarding cross-platform play. Starting yesterday, Fortnite players from across the available collection of supported platforms could play together – just the way it should be. Now, Fortnite is getting account merging.

PlayStation Plus is only giving you one horror title in the spookiest month of the year, but at least it's one with a very familiar face.

Sony has finally reneged on the idea of cross-platform cross play, by opening up an extended beta of play that’ll let PlayStation owners out of their walled garden for a bit. PlayStation 4 Fortnite players will be able to test their mettle against not just Pc and mobile players, but also those playing on Xbox One and Switch.