A rumour has surfaced suggesting that Black Ops 4's multiplayer resembled Overwatch. It's been changed following poor playtest feedback.

Just yesterday, we learned from reports that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 would skip the traditional single player campaign to focus on its multiplayer - including a Battle Royale mode. It looks like Battlefield V may do the same.

There’s a new Pokémon game coming for the Switch, that’ll inevitably increase the system’s already impressive sales. The thing is, we know absolutely nothing at all about the impending game. Not a thing. We’ve had tacit confirmation that it’s a proper entry into the revered catch-em-all RPG series (and not another one of these mostly middling spinoffs) – but little else.

Two seperate reports paint a grim picture for Call of Duty's single-player campaigns, stating that Black Ops 4 will do away with the mode and replace it with a Battle Royale component.

Was Canon saving its biggest gun for later in 2018? That’s the rumour currently circulating, as Mirrorless Rumours reported that they’d been invited to a Canon event next month, that the camera developer was pulling all the stops out for.

According to a new report, 2K has been secretly working on a new entry in the BioShock series for sometime, with a brand new studio at the helm too.

Wouldn’t it be nice if some game company were to take the classic trilogy of Spyro dragon action, and repackage them with shiny new visuals? By the sounds of things, Activision is just that company to do so, most likely thanks to last year’s Crash Bandicoot remasters selling like the hottest of cakes.

According to a paywalled article, the PlayStation 5 will use AMD’s Navi architecture as the base for the next system. coup-led with a Zen CPU - and it could be out this year.