Look I’m as surprised as you are. I’d completely forgotten about Sony’s take on streaming entertainment, and by the sound of things, so did most of the world.

This must be Halloween, because we just spotted a zombie! Yes sir, In Other News is back from the dead…kind of. We’ve been toying with the idea of doing a daily video vlog of some sort, recapping the biggest news stories of the day, and what better way to do so than by reviving In Other News?

On the one hand you’ve got the pure flexibility of the regular Switch juxtaposed against the singular handheld focus of the Switch Lite. Which one is best then?

Techland has also been particularly secretive on showing off any new footage in the years since Dying Light 2 was announced, sticking to the shadows and toiling away on their dream for a world that reacts to your decisions to either be a good guy who helps the downtrodden man or a ne’er-do-well who thinks only of himself and is only too happy to kick a dude off a ledge to create zombie bait. Here’s an entire 26 minutes of fresh out of the grave gameplay that was shown off at E3 2019 behind closed doors, for you to sink your teeth into:

Love it or hate it, but if Activision can sell an entire Titanic’s worth of Call of Duty every single year then they must be doing something right. While the campaign mode of this year’s Modern Warfare wants to shine a serious light on war, it may be at odds with the multiplayer component of the package which is looking to emphasise a number of new factors within its DNA.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is looking to distance itself from previous gung-ho campaigns that saw you spending a weekend as an action hero and focusing more on the idea of war being a terrible thing, the multiplayer side of the equation might also have a few new tricks up its sleeves.

Can all of life's basic functions be boiled down to just 21 minutes when you're busy exploring the afterlife between multiple deaths? Yes, says Death Stranding and its mad new character Heartman.

2016's DOOM may have been a delightful single-player romp, but its multiplayer left fans wanting some far more brutal. DOOM Eternal’s Battlemode may be the answer to that bloodlust, as QuakeCon revealed a lot more on the mode that Bethesda wants to use to give the upcoming sequel a little of the ol’ live service flavour after launch.