Just Cause 3 is still fun. Easily some of the most and bestest fun that I’ve had so far this year. There’s a tendency in gaming these days to focus purely on creation, while Just Cause 3 dive-bombs into the realm of absurd destruction instead. And I love it. Nothing relaxes me more than a quick jaunt to Medici and blowing up a military base or two. There’s something else that Just Cause 3 also has: Easter eggs. Medici is a massive map, and it hides many a secret. Including a certain sword that belongs to a spiky-haired chap.

The Arc Edge the kind of in-game weapon that I’d love to have propped up on my shelf, for the world to see. Unfortunately there is no official heavy sword available in the real world with a Destiny logo on it. But this Lego version is pretty close to perfect.

Lots of big Destiny news, thanks to a Twitch stream from yesterday. Some of it you’ve heard before, some it was only rumoured. And yes, it’s true! It’s damn true! Guardians are finally getting a vault space upgrade, just in time for Bungie to strike a deal with The History Channel and launch a Destiny Storage Wars series. YUUUUP!

Swordfights, the staple diet of the action movie. Whether you’re fending off Persian soldiers or battling for a mystical prize between immortals in present day New York, nothing beats seeing a rivalry settled than with some real steel on steel action. Video editor Clara Darko decided to not only gather some of the greatest sword battles in cinematic history, but …

Devil May Cry's Dante wields the coolest sword in all of video game history, the Rebellion. And now that sword is real.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, is adding a lot of content to the shooter, including a new way to slice and dice through enemies.

Master blacksmith Tony Swatton is back, and this time he's going to Middle Earth to forge a blade fit for a hobbit.

Tony Swatton is back, with a sneaky stab at the tools of the trade used in Assassin’s Creed.