On the surface, Mass Effect Legendary Edition is pretty much the exact same trilogy of games that you remember. Saving the galaxy, recommending products on the Citadel, and getting freaky with alien species (I’m looking at you, Morden Stans). Under the hood though? It’s a whole new game.

From the next chapter in Fable to the leggy absence of gaming’s most sensual ass-kicker, here’s a look at some games and hardware who failed to arrive fashionably late at E3 2019.

This week on "What are Twitch doing?": Calendars, reminders and more reasons to watch gaming's biggest events.

Here’s where you can find all the corpses, so that you can get some more when dealing with DOOM demons.

Are we going to need to risk voiding a warranty or two, cracking open the Xbox shell and fiddling with the internals in the future? Not exactly.

There’s now just a mere month or so to go before Destiny finally releases in proper form after a year of beta-testing. The Taken King isn’t just an expansion, it’s a game-changer that completely revamp the way that Destiny works. And it makes your Ghost useful for once! DINKLEBOT!

Disney Infinity is more than just an excuse to spend far too much money on various interactive figures. It's an excuse to spend far too much money on various interactive figures AND to create worls for them to inhabit. And that Toybox is getting a proper upgrade.

In No Man’s Sky, you’ll be cruising to find the galactic core. Which hopefully doesn’t contain a toffee center that stars orbit around.