2018 started with a bang thanks to Monster Hunter World, a new Mega Man was announced and E3’s best announcement this year was the return of Nero and Dante in Devil May Cry 5. There’s a common thread in Capcom’s upcoming releases, one that when pulled reveals a newfound focus on emphasising the core strengths of Capcom’s franchises and pursuing those genres with a single-minded determination.

It's that same old debate about whether review score actually help or destroy the industry, but it seems another high-profile director is not a fan of the current review culture.

How much do scores matter in reviewing? Hopefully Open Critic will at least help to expand the landscape, even if publishers are still focused on Metacritic for now.

Beast hunter, are you prepared to take on the night? Here are the scores for Bloodborne, all in one place.

Many high profile sites are dropping review scores. But those numbers have a place in reviews, and an important one.

Developers complain that Metacritic has cost them money in bonuses - but it isn't quite Metacritic's fault.

Is it fair to give a console a review score when a console is only as good as the titles developed for it?

Irrational's hiring based on Metacritic scores. Is this a good thing?