That’s a lot of monthly subscribers that Microsoft probably still isn’t making any money from.

Publisher Electronic Arts has reported on its quarterly earnings for the last three months of 2019, and they’ve made an awful lot of money on their “live services” which is a bit of a catchall-term for microtransactions

Google's streaming game service is planning on introducing a whole load of new games this year, to be enjoyed by all three Stadia users.

In an age where people have realised that being able to dictate what they want to watch as opposed to being given scraps by state-owned enterprises, the likes of Showmax and Netflix have risen to fill a streaming need that anyone with a decent online connection can access, whether it be though a phone or a television set. The SABC wants in on that action.

The microblogging service Twitter is testing a new 280 character limit, throwing the service's thoughtful brevity out of the window.

There's another new kid on the block offering an all you can play video game buffet. Called Utomik, the subscription service also charges you $9.99 a month, offering unlimited play on their library of games every month.

Valve's Gabe Newell believes Piracy has little to do with price - and more to do with service delivery.