This just in from our Water is Wet news department: The PlayStation 5 is probably going to cost you a lot.

CD Projekt Red is now juggling a market worth of over $8 billion, up from a previous estimate of $6.8 billion.

I will never shut up about how good a value proposition Game Pass is. On both Xbox One and PC, a Game Pass subscription offers up a veritable smorgasbord of videogames. It’s filled with big blockbuster games you’d happily pay full price for, and hidden gems you’d otherwise miss because they’re not on your radar. Yes, there’s a bit of absolute guff in there too.

Cyberpunk 2077 is the ambitious new futuristic RPG from the folks who brought us The Witcher video games. While the game is going to focus on its single-player RPG campaign, CD Projekt RED has said that the game will be getting multiplayer in the future. We know close to not a thing about how that multiplayer will work, how it’ll be implemented, or what it might even entail.

Microsoft’s Game Pass is astounding value, especially now that it’s home to game like the incomparable Forza Horizon 4, and also other first party games like Sea of thieves and State of Decay 2. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has now been added toom, and soon it’ll see Ori, Void Bastard, and the incredibly impactful Hellblade added to the rotating library of over a hundred games. For the R159 a month it costs, it’s worth every cent. For a limited time, a one-month subscription is available for R5. Yes, Five Rand.

We're finally seeing some numbers with regard to non-endemic investment in esports.

The latest research done by SuperData shows a slowing eSports market, but it's one that's not only generated by the hardcore gamers. Casual gamers are aiding the growth with ticket sales, streaming viewerships, and more. Let's not forget the millions of dollars

Infinite Warfare will see the release of a game with an “unprecedented” amount of value according to Call of Duty executive vice president Robert Kostich.