Night Trap might have been the logical end-point for horror movies, an interactive film that sold itself with scantily-clad ladies, quick jump-scares and gameplay that made no sense. Choose-your-own adventure but for nihilists, I’ll still give it points for its ballsiness. It’s making a comeback after 25 years, its original video content fully remastered.

The idea behind SEGA Forever is great. If you hadn’t heard SEGA’s launched a new service called Forever, where they’re essentially giving away older SEGA games on mobile phones. It's a pity about that poor execution.

Sega is riding high on Persona 5 and Total War: Warhammer, but which older franchises would you love to see make a come back?

The benchmark in action, I’ve waxed lyrical before about how Vanquish is the game that set a standard for mayhem and explosions. Cheesier than the audition round for an American talent search program and more explosive than Michael Bay’s wettest dreams, Vanquish is a glorious adventure that has only been available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Until now that is. PC gamers, Christmas has come early because Vanquish will be available at the end of the month.

Dawn of War III is a solid entry into the series, the campaign is a refreshing and well-built return to form. I’ve had as much, if not more fun in multiplayer than I’ve had in the previous games. All that remains now is to wait for the inevitable expansions, desperately hoping they bring your favourite faction back (c’mon Tau and Necrons!)

Excited at the prospect of a sequel to Alien Isolation? Seems like the rumoured sequel isn't true at all.

There may be some hope on the horizon for beleaguered PC gamers then, as some digging on NeoGAF yesterday in the recently released PC port and update of Bayonetta saw an image crop up in the game folder. An image that looked a lot like Vanquish protagonist Samuel Gideon in his trademark sliding DARPA armour.

I hear computers are popular these days, especially if you’re looking to play a game or two on them. Compared to console, there’s one hell of an untapped market out there for several developers who find their best efforts relegated to Sony and Microsoft-branded machines. One such developer who would kill for the thrill to bring their entire library across? Platinum Games, the studio that made a name for itself by redefining the action genre over the last decade. One of their finest products ever, Bayonetta, finally hit the PC platform yesterday. Presumably to the tune of a million fans demanding to know when Vanquish would arrive on their digital shores.