You’ll have to wait until the next Remake chapter to see just how much of a visual slobber-knocker Final Fantasy can be when the dials have been turned up to 11.

With the Midgar chapter over, there’s still a whole lot of content left to tackle albeit with brand new plot twists, characters and summons. The foundation is there, the next game will likely be a PlayStation 5 timed exclusive and new tech should make for a smoother and less padded out experience.

Square Enix has yet to host their conference, which you’ll be able to watch tomorrow morning in South Africa at the ungodly hour of 3AM. If you were planning to watch that purely for the release date for the first bit of the Final Fantasy VII remake, then you needn’t bother. Square’s Tetsuya Nomura took to the stage at a special E3 concert dedicated to Final Fantasy 7 in Los Angeles last night and revealed the release date for the first episode: March 3, 2020.

Both Final Fantasy VII Remake and Kingdom Hearts III are hot titles for Square Enix, but neither are bound to see launch soon.

You might need all nine lives to get your hands on either of these Catwoman collectibles. But the best thing about them, is that they won't leave fur on your clothes.

This awesomely crazy version of the world’s greatest detective looks like he’s about to hand out the mother of all ass-whuppings to a team of Power Rangers.

Final Fantasy XV has to set a new standard for this generation of games or it won't be a success - at least, that's what the director believes.