At the risk of encouraging a mob of PC fanatics to grab their nearest pitchforks and torches, I’d say console is the best platform by far for Diablo III. So imagine then, the thrill of Diablo III on the go. Take it with a devilish pinch of salt, but that’s the rumour via Neoseeker, whose unverified source claims that Blizzard is “looking to implement local play with multiple Switches, allowing you to team up for local co-op action”.

Following the success of the Crash Brandicoot revival last year, Activision is set to bring back one purple dragon from your childhood and his trilogy of great games.

Red Dead Redemption may or may not be coming this year. Officially, it’s been delayed until October this year – but this is Rockstar, and it’s entirely possible that we’ll only be seeing the game in 2019. And according a wealth of possibly leaked info from Trusted Reviews, we have a vague idea of what we might be doing in it.

Following success with the N.Sane Trilogy last year, a new rumour suggests Activision is going all in on the former Sony mascot, including a brand new game in 2019.

I tried to like Battlefield, but I could just never really get into the series – save for its one little spinoff, Bad Company. The focus on a narrative and the humour behind its story and the group that drove it resonated with me far more than the other games. According to one single YouTube video, we may be getting a third instalment next year.

Last month brought news that Disney had wanted purchase a large portion of Fox with all its film and TV properties, before negotiations broke down though. However, new reports claim the studios are talking again, and an announcement could be imminent.

With Microsoft still working on bringing backwards compatibility for their original Xbox to the Xbox One, a leaked list might have revealed the first batch of supported classic titles.

Ni No Kuni 2 might be coming to a third console now too, as a new rumour points towards a digital-only version for the Xbox One.