Ster Kinekor have revealed the SK Subscription Club, which will give cinephiles all the movies that they can visually digest, for a monthly price. Here’s a quick breakdown of the tiers, which of course, do have some catches attached to them.

When EA launched its EA Access subscription service five years ago, it was exclusive to Microsoft’s Xbox. The service later launched on PC through EA’s own Origin. EA and Sony have now announced that the subscription service will finally be coming to PlayStation this July.

Microsoft’s Game Pass is astounding value, especially now that it’s home to game like the incomparable Forza Horizon 4, and also other first party games like Sea of thieves and State of Decay 2. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has now been added toom, and soon it’ll see Ori, Void Bastard, and the incredibly impactful Hellblade added to the rotating library of over a hundred games. For the R159 a month it costs, it’s worth every cent. For a limited time, a one-month subscription is available for R5. Yes, Five Rand.

Despite only offering a streaming solution for years now, PlayStation Now will start rolling out the ability for users to download PS4 and PS2 games directly to improve the playing experience.

Nintendo is flipping the switch on their online service for the Nintendo Switch next week, so be prepared to start paying for all of your online Mario Kart races and monthly Splatfest participations in Splatoon 2.

EA is offering unlimited access to its gaming catalogue with Origin Access Premier, but the service is still waiting on two big heavy hitters to prove its worth.

Xbox Games with Gold is entirely fine this month, with a healthy dose of good multiplayer games and a Splinter Cell you might forget existed at all.

PlayStation Plus is getting a poster month in March, but it's also hiding a drastic change coming to the service in less than a year.