Who wouldn’t want to see Red Alert 2 (and by extension the Yuri’s Revenge expansion) reborn on widescreen monitors and beefy computer rigs? Is it so much to ask for, to want to once again tear an alt-future Soviet army apart with flying Psychic saucers? At this point, you’d think that EA would be happy to throw a sack of cash at Petroglyph and get them to start work on that remaster, but like most things in life, it’s not that simple.

Multiplayer has been marked for execution, but what remains will create a stronger single-player experience when Hitman 3 arrives in January 2021.

This week, it looks like the developer behind Batman: Arkham Origins is finally ready to lift the lid on what they’ve been cooking for the last several years.

Called Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, the free mode will allow two to four players to choose from one of four different character classes (Samurai, Hunter, Ronin, or Assassin) and tackle story missions together that increase in difficulty as you progress.

With some extra polish, a retuning of the enemies and less frequent knockdowns, there could be something magical here down the road. I’m still not entirely sold on the live service model and having a battle pass system in play this early in the lifecycle of Marvel’s Avengers feels premature, but I’m slowly feeling it!

Which is all fine and well, but you know what Skyward Sword isn’t? It’s not Wind Waker HD. DAMMIT NINTENDO.

A Need for Speed Hot Pursuit: Remastered was briefly listed and then gone in 60 seconds over on Amazon UK recently. Set your engines to maximum speculation running condition.

With DC FanDome around the corner, developer Rocksteady is finally ready to show off what its been working on for the last couple of years, and Batman: Arkham Origins developer Warner Bros. Mon will be joining them.