According to a new rumour, Sony and Microsoft haven't shot their gaming loads yet. Even with recent showcases revealing their first-party offerings, it seems that the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 may still have system-seller software locked and loaded.

With no E3 this year, you might have wondered just how well the biggest players in the video game industry were going to do without a weeklong onslaught of gaming hype to give them free advertising. Turns out, that the long game of constant announcements over many weeks was just as effective!

Sony has developed a wearable air-cooler to help keep your body cooler when the summer heat gets really bad.

That's not just a whole lot of PS5s being predicted to sell like the hottest of cakes, that's double what the Xbox Series X is expected to do during itsown life-cycle.

Which, let’s be real here, doesn’t really take an industry insider to figure out.

Insomniac Games’ is the first studio out of the gates to start talking about such next-gen console optional performance features, with the studio recently tweeting that Spider-Man: Miles Morales will allow you to sling webs across Manhattan in glorious 4K at 60 delicious frames per second on PS5.

How much do you reckon these machines will go for? How much are you willing to pay, and what do you think a fair price is for new gaming hardware?

We continue looking at new Marvel Cinematic Universe rumours, this time focusing on what Disney and Sony have planned for Spider-Man and other related characters.