Carnage has always been an effective Spider-Man villain, but the character has always worked better as one of Venom’s primary antagonists instead. Eddie Brock and the Venom symbiote may not be considered heroes, but they’re technically still on the side of angels whereas Carnage is a darker reflection of the same coin and a reminder as to how dangerous power without responsibility can be. Which is why he makes the perfect foil for the Venom movie.

For a launch title, Knack was…well it wasn’t bad. It had plenty of charm and it looked stunning at the time, but the game suffered from a few atrocious flaws that prevented it from being an instant classic. A sequel would be welcome, provided that a few fundamental improvements were made over at PlayStation’s Japan Studio. Ideas and improvements that the team behind Knack 2 wanted in the first game but couldn’t manage the first time around.

An open-world The Last Of Us might just be the most apt description for Days Gone. I just wish the human element was gone as well.

Right now, Sony’s being vilified for not playing nicely with the other consoles in games like Minecraft and Rocket League - but they're continuing to let PC gamers through the gates.

If you thought the idea of Sony's planned cinematic universe featuring Spider-man villains was a confusing idea, it might get a little worse.

Knack 2 is trying to be a compelling co-operative experience, and its many new mechanics are helping to realise that dream.

At E3 2017, Insomniac had plenty more Spider-Man to show off as their version of the iconic webhead is forging his own path and identity outside of the comic books.

“We've got to be mindful of our responsibility to our install base," says Sony's Jim Ryan in defense of the decision to not allow the PS4 to play with the Xbox One and Switch.