The newly formed LucasFilm Games has announced that it’s hopping into business bed with Ubisoft, and the first game from this partnership will be a sandbox game developed by The Division’s Massive Entertainment. These are still early days though, and Massive is now on a recruitment drive to get the right staff ready for the project that will be helmed by creative director Julian Gerighty, director of The Division 2 and The Crew.

On PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, you’ll find that the game has been spruced up nicely, with more options being available on Xbox.

Some tech-savvy fans are hacking Nintendo's Game & Watch to be a more delightful blast from the past. Naturally, Nintendo isn’t happy about that.

More power, less needing to sell your organs to afford one. Here's a look at Nvidia's latest RTX card that packs plenty of power inside of its frame.

One can’t possibly fathom the distress this will cause father! Should matters proceed down this ever treacherous path we may need to sell the estate!

Wolfenstein developer Machine Games will be handling this new standalone story starring the two-fisted archeologist, which the developer says will focus on Indiana Jones "at the height" of his career.

A journey that has lasted several years. A trail of bodies left behind. One chap with a very bald head who weaved his way between bastards and eliminated them all. Agent 47’s journey finally comes to an end in Hitman 3 this month, and while the final chapter in the world of assassination trilogy looks very much like par for the corpse, it’s going to be one heck of a scenic tour in the end.

While there’s clearly still plenty of work to be done during this current console generation, the PS5 is slowly becoming a more social piece of hardware. Social and community driven-features will be where the console differentiates itself from the competitionm but here’s an interesting look at what could be on the horizon: A feature that allows you to leave notes inside of a game to help players out.