LEGO’s proliferation locally is a bit of a lucky packet for the true enthusiast. While you can get a lot of the stuff anywhere if your pockets are deep enough, finding a shop that officially specialises in the Danish building blocks is something that doesn’t exist in this country. Well, that’ll be true until the end of July, when the first such shop authorised by LEGO and The Great Yellow Brick Road opens up in the Sandton City shopping mall.

In just a few short months, Africa is finally going to have its very first (official) Comic Con. We’re talking the full experience here folks: Panels, oodles of merch and most importantly, special guests. Comic Con Africa is shaping up brilliantly so far, with some main event headliners already locked in: Jason “Freakin’ Aquaman” Momoa, cosplay superstar Yaya Han and …

While some of you were looking elsewhere this weekend, a couple of local Hearthstone players just happened to be in France. The DreamHack HCT Grand Prix hit France this past weekend and saw a total of 232 participants. Between the various international competitors sat South African players Dylan “Dib” Brown and Francois “Fafa” Mouton. The two did the country proud …

The Xbox One X was released towards the end of last year, finally bringing "The World's Most Powerful Console" to Xbox fans. By luck, careful planning or arcane wizardry, Xbox South Africa and its local hardware distributor managed to secure a limited number of Xbox One X units for South African Xbox fans. It was meant to be back in stock ion Febraury - but it's now finally available again.

The new God of War has been five years in the making. It’s a big change for Kratos; not only has he switched over to a new Pantheon of gods to kill, but he’s also got a son in tow. In a world with new gods and monsters, Kratos must teach his son Atreus not only to survive, but also prevent him from making the same mistakes. It’s got everything you’d expect from God of War and more – with a strong narrative, a dark world and unflinching, brutal combat. AND NOW YOU CAN WIN IT!

Three times a week, good versus evil. What more could you ask for from the WWE? Seeing it up close and personal, that’s what. Last week, South Africa got the chance to do just that.

The new God of War has been five years in the making. It’s a big change for Kratos; not only has he switched over to a new Pantheon of gods to kill, but he’s also got a son in tow. In a world with new gods and monsters, Kratos must teach his son Atreus not only to survive, but also prevent him from making the same mistakes. It’s got everything you’d expect from God of War and more – with a strong narrative, a dark world and unflinching, brutal combat. AND NOW YUOU CAN WIN IT!

As you likely already know, Spotify has officially launched in South Africa. After what seems like forever, the premier music streaming service is finally available to us. Here's why you should give it a try.