Fortnite isn’t just the biggest game on the planet, it’s pretty much the closest we’ll ever get to a real-life version of Ready Player One thanks to the number of pop culture cameos inside of it that drives people to stick around its babble royale battleground. Season 6 of Fortnite Chapter 2 has officially begun, and with a fancy new launch trailer in tow, there’s plenty of content on the horizon.

It’s not too difficult to look at certain games and know which studios made them, but in the case of Arkane, it happens to have a very unique production style that no other developer can emulate. That signature flair is on full display in its latest gameplay trailer for Deathloop, which is running on big “that’s an Arkane game!” energy as it shows off the tools of the trade that you’ll wield across the chronal caper.

The producer of the first three SSX games is back in action, and he’s working on a new snowboarding game codenamed Project Gravity in tandem with studio Supernatural.

Dying Light 2 developer Techland has admitted that it may have jumped the gun on announcing the existence of Dying Light 2.

There are still those who are willing to get up at the crack of dusk and boot up their console to find him for you. People who’ll risk digital life and limb to let you know if Xur is selling a treasure or rubbish. I just so happen to be one of those people. Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight. In that case: Where is Xur?

The PlayStation 5 has a design that just screams next-gen. Exotic curves, shapes, and a heft that makes it look massively different from the previous models have all resulted in a console that looks dead sexy. Could it look even more eye-catching though? Absolutely, and if you’ve got $11,000 to spare, then a gold-plated PS5 is probably right up your alley.

Bungie created a vault to place Destiny 2 content in, destinations and activities that weren’t seeing a lot of attention from fans and were taking up space. Mars and Mercury were vaulted, along with their various activities, and it looks like the Forsaken campaign will be the next piece of substantial content to be temporarily retired.

NFTs are all the buzz lately in the world of art, and like any good thing, they’re currently being used and abused by an army of grifters looking to make the quickest buck possible with the most minimal of effort.