Ubisoft’s ready to do a fusion dance with its Uplay and Ubisoft Club hubs.

Another year, another Assassin’s Creed…right? Not exactly. Ubisoft’s premier sandbox for ancient mysteries, bridging the generations and just plain fun action has had a more staggered release over the last few years, and the current saga is coming to an end on current-gen machines while also making a debut on next-gen consoles.

Come November, you’ll be able to harness the power of the Darkness and unleash Stasis energies on your enemies in Destiny 2: Beyond Light. You’re not the only lifeform who’s getting that upgrade though

For over two decades, Sony has ruled gaming store shelves with the PlayStation consoles. Mighty machines, shipped in sturdy boxes. Some of them have been awful, others brilliant. This is the defintitive ranking, that history will remember.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla will receive two major expansions of narratively driven gameplay, one of which will focus on nature’s original hippies the druids, the second casting a spotlight on the French. Will the dastardly French build their own castle on English soil, speak in an OUTRAGEOUS accent, and tell you that your mother was a hamster? One can only hope.

Now that the PlayStation 5 is tantalisingly close to being released, stores are getting ready and stocking up. Or filling their cabinets up with empty boxes possibly. Oh you absolute teases.

Famed pachinko developer and sometime game publisher Konami wants the infamous horror demo to die on the PS4, but fans are having none of that.

Yasuhiro Ootori, VP of mechanical design at Sony Interactive Entertainment’s hardware design arm, revealed how the cooling fan will be optimised in the months and years to come through online updates and the Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) that will determine how the fan works on a per-game basis.