Concern is in the air, which Star Citizen big cheese Chris Roberts decided to address in a new lengthy blog post, describing the game as definitely not being a “pipe dream” that will take several decades to be realised.

Cyberpunk 2077’s infamous setting is filled with all manner of denizens who’d sell you for a quick fix of Blue Glass, and even when you’re armed to the bionic teeth, it pays to have someone watching your back.

Watch Dogs Legion on PC should look particularly impressive, as it has ray tracing support, can fool the eyes with DLSS features that lightens the rendering load and can even be played in 8K resolutions if you’ve got the hardware capable of such a feat. And a bottle of liquid nitrogen handy so that you can cool your screaming GPU down. So what will you need to run the game exactly?

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is pretty much the Bill and Ted experience that I was waiting for this year: Instantly excellent and making me want to do air guitar solos whenever I think about it: I’m not the only person who feels this way currently. Reviews from other outlets have managed to pop an 89 Metacritic Ollie score, social …

…Wait. Oh. OH! Cheater Island. Dammit, I wish this story was about a Mediatonic black ops team kidnapping jerks and marooning them on an island filled with feline apex predators. You can run, but you can’t run far.

Announced at PAX Online, Borderlands 3 will be ported over to PS5 and Xbox Series X, arriving some time in the holiday season.

The snow has thawed and America’s national parks have been transformed into a social experiment for some outdoor sports in Rider’s Republic.

Revealed at Ubisoft Forward after doing a few leaked rounds, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake will arrive on January 21 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Once again, you’ll be able to outwit enemies and navigate death traps by using the Prince’s personal cheat code, a magical dagger that can freeze time and even reverse it.