With video games, the flow of work seems to be one that has adapted to the new status quo, as studios quarantine their employees at home and use the power of the web to get work done on projects. Take CD Projekt Red for instance, who have introduced new measures to keep its valued employees healthy and alive.

Barely big enough to count as a fingertip. While the Xbox Series X may have incredible power within its core, it pales in comparison to the MSN-04 Sazabi piloted by Char Aznable during his final battle with Amuro Rey. The Xbox Series X has no psycho-frame materials within its construction and therefore cannot offer any advantages to Newtype pilots, and has zero armaments for the upcoming console war.

Resident Evil 3 is mere days away, and Capcom is looking to build some hype with a demo. Jill Valentine’s Day will kick off on March 18, with Capcom saying that the console and PC demo will have a fair chunk of content within it.

Not that big. But pretty big! You could still fill a fridge with several of them. This public announcement has been brought to you by the Bureau of Useless Information. Serving the greater good since 1963.

Say what you like about Microsoft, but nobody makes a video game controller like Team Green. Sony may have come up with the standard design for a controller, but Microsoft perfected the concept with the Xbox 360 controller and sharpened it to an absurd edge with the Xbox One generation. For the Xbox Series X era, not too much is changing on the surface, but under the hood there lies a whole new status quo for what these devices will be capable of.

There are still those who are willing to get up at the crack of dusk and boot up their console to find him for you. People who’ll risk digital life and limb to let you know if Xur is selling a treasure or rubbish. I just so happen to be one of those people. Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight. In that case: Where is Xur?

Tense, tactical and crammed with content. I like where DOOM Eternal is taking its online offerings.

Having been behind the rather excellent System Shock: Enhanced Edition, Nightdive aims to spruce up the 1997 Blade Runner game for PC, PlayStation and Xbox.