Come hell or high water, rain or world-devastating pandemics, one thing is for certain: Nothing can stop video games! On the eve of a new console generation, Sony still has two big cards to play in its hand as its final first-party offerings for the PlayStation 4 are looking to send that console off in the grandest fashion possible: The Last of Us Part II and Ghost of Tsushima.

There’s a bit of uncertainty in the air right now over the launch of the next generation of gaming hardware and the software that’ll follow in its wake. Sort of like a lost fart in a perfume factory. The fog of war in the gaming industry has resulted in developers and publishers from all spheres of development to adapt or perish in a rapidly changing environment where release dates are constantly shifting and established plans have been thrown out of the window.

New decade, who dis? We’re on the verge of a new era in gaming, and like anyone who has some cash to flash and a desire to forget about the fact that we’re a year away from our next vacation, we’re after some new games! So what’s on the horizon? Plenty! The year that is 2020 will have pretty much any game that your heart desires, ranging from heavyweight AAA blockbusters to indie gems.

Look at us! Who would have thought that after eleven months of lows, middles and incredible highs we’d up here? Not me! The year, she is almost over like Grover. After a few months that included the likes of Pokémon, Star Wars and Death Stranding, December is usually the cigarette you light up as you bask in the afterglow of a hot and steamy session with big budget games.

Amazon has leaked release dates for Rise of the Tomb Raider and Forza 6 - and they seem pretty accurate.

Could Fallout 4 be ready in time for launch this year? Even the Bethesda store seems to think so.

Windows 10 finally has an official release date, and it's a lot closer than you probably think it is.

Need for Speed might be racing around the rest of the holiday blockbusters if this release date leak is to be believed.