Today, PUBG Corp. and Xbox are excited to share that through the end of 2017 the PUBG community on Xbox One has already grown to over three million players.

Looks like Kotaku owes their source a beer, as earlier rumours of the brutally difficult RPG landing on the Nintendo Switch were in fact bang on the money. Praise the sun. Out on May 25 of this the year of our Ember Lord, Dark Souls on Switch will feature a hefty remastering and tuning for the Nintendo Switch, so that you can be prepared to die while you’re on the go. Handy.

While developers such as Capcom and Bandai Namco usually come to the rescue with a heavyweight in their corner that is more than ready to throw a left hook into what remains of your bank balance, the month ahead sticks to safe ports and indie titles aplenty. This week, the formula is somewhat…Switched up a bit.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is certainly playable on Xbox One, but it’s a far cry from the game as it is on PC right now. Graphics and performance issues abound, the UI is a bit of a mess and the controls take more than a little getting used to. But! It’s a preview game, which means that it’s nowhere near being done, and will be getting a billion or so patches before it’s considered a retail game. The first of those is coming tomorrow.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds might finally be on console, but the massive 100-player shooter is having a tough time running close to acceptable on any version of the Xbox One.

From Nintendo rewriting how we play games with the launch of the Nintendo Switch, publishers unleashing risky new projects and an increase in the diversity we see on the screen, 2017 simply felt…special. Here’s a look at the best of the best, that 2017 had to offer.

Devil May Cry, a franchise that redefined action on various consoles, is coming back with a vengeance. Next year March 13, the original trilogy of Demons with tear ducts will hit PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

The Sea of Thieves ye rambunctious lot! An ocean of danger, adventure and treasure. Are you finally ready to get up off your poop deck and plunder the ocean? Well you better be ready you mutinous lot, because Rare’s nautical naughtiness finally has a release date: We set sail on March 20!