Microsoft are still working on tools to support mouse and keyboard on Xbox One, and fully understand the troubles it might bring to online competitive play.

October may be willing to test the resolve of your 13th cheque, but September feels like the prelude to madness. Almost three dozen games are out this month, across a wide variety of platforms and genres and honestly? It’s a fine month to sit back on a couch and let some atrophy set in while you wiggle your thumbs around. Here’s ten games that look especially good.

I’m a loyal Netflix adherent, and I have been for years now – even after the company started messing everything up with the DNS and VPN bans. That said, South Africa’s own streaming services have a lot to offer, with Naspers-owned Showmax at the fore - and it's now available on console.

Looking to buy something that looks visually impressive? The Xbox One X might be your best bet. Sure, it may not be launching with any new games, but it’ll certainly be making existing games look quite sexy with numerous enhancements as fans wait for proper native 4K games to trot out. Good luck grabbing one locally come November though, as it sounds like the console has met its biggest obstacle: Bureaucracy.

Every game that is capable of getting an enhancement, will have it available for free as the onus is on the developers to decide just how they want to upgrade their titles when the Xbox One X launches this year. Here’s the full list of games that will be capable of having its good looks tuned up.

Winner winner, chicken dinner. Not just the catchiest of catchphrases, but also the driving force behind every person who decides to drop into a quick game of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. On PC that is, as the platform-exclusive game has managed to earn itself rave reviews and followings from across the globe in the few months since it launched. That audience will most likely grow even further when PlayerUnknown’s hits the Xbox One console soon enough. Here’s the important question: Will it have frying pans? According to the latest trailer for PUBG, yes. Yes it will indeed.

The Xbox One X is out later this year, and it promises to be the most powerful console ever released. With more teraflops than Freddy Kruger on a beach holiday, the Xbox One X promises to deliver True 4K gaming to those with the requisite screens. What it doesnt have? Good first-party games.

Metal Gear Rising is finally avaliable on a current-gen console, thanks to Microsoft's Xbox 360 backwards compatibility program.