There has been a surge in recent times of tech companies cracking down on their user-based content and how it is moderated. With YouTube taking a stand against videos and channels that they deem inappropriate, it has now emerged that Twitter is looking to introduce the option to hide replies to a tweet. The “Hide Tweet” option would give users …

RAGE was alright then, but it looked like it’d be a done-in-one game by the time the end credits rolled. Or maybe not, because RAGE 2 is looking very legit today thanks to a leaked trailer ahead of today’s official announcement. Quick, watch it before it’s gone.

Remember Rage? Id Software’s open-world shooter that looked great at the time and played alright? A few years later, and I actually wouldn’t mind an HD remaster of that oddball game. Or hell, even a return. I’m starting to think that Bethesda might actually be ready to book a new trip to that wasteland.

Since September, Twitter’s been testing its new expanded character limit, letting verbose users flood timelines with 280 character tweets. For some, it’s allowed them to express themselves more clearly, without having to edit their tweets to be concise. For others, it’s let them spew forth walls of garbage. Now everyone can use 280 characters.

Twitter are stepping into the live streaming game taking on both Facebook Live and Twitch. But where is YouTube in this equation?

Efi Odalele's shopping list has some interesting items, but what do they mean? Is she building Overwatch's next hero?

Tekken 7's Katsuhiro Harada talks about swimsuit costumes and developing games for a changing western market.

Matty was in his element at BlizzCon, as he went nanas over the eSports, visited a Tavern and rocked out with Linkin Park. Hell, they even played some of their heavier stuff at BlizzCon yesterday