The Xbox Series S has apparently been revealed, and as expected, it’s both cute and cheaper than its big brother the Xbox Series X.

Which is exactly two weeks after it arrives on PS4 so that’s really not too bad at all now, is it?

One can only hope that this delayed release date has given the developers time to meet the processor devastation of the original game.

Ah, the time to finally go back and play an underappreciated gem that really isn’t as good as people make it out to be, is finally upon us.

Having said that, the Steam page for the game has gone live, so hopefully that means the wait won’t be too long.

Developer 343 Industries detailed in a blog post how multiple factors had led to the studio deciding to shift the release date on Halo Infinite, with the primary reason totally rhyming with Mozart Shy Teen.

It’s official: The Xbox Series X will launch in November. Which leaves you roughly two and a half months to realise that you probably won’t have enough cash in your piggy bank to afford a day one next-gen console

The end of 2020 is already stacked with a whole bunch of heavyweight games, and as per usual, it looks like there’s going to be a few release date casualties along the way. That first victim of a stacked timeline of games? Vampire: The Masquareade – Bloodlines 2, which is shifting to gears and will now release a little bit later.