It’s no secret that Ava is seen as an aggravating and terrible character in Borderlands. That’s saying something considering that none of the characters are saints to begin with, but Ava’s role as a bratty inheritor of Maya’s Siren powers and eventually the spaceship Sancturay III would have made sense if the character showed some actual growth through the course of Borderlands 3.

The last couple of years for E3 though has resulted in a show that has felt less relevant than ever before, those effects exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic and publishers instead choosing to go down the Nintendo route by offering their own online streams. This year though? E3 is—in a digital sense at least—starting to feel like the entertainment juggernaut of old.

Anyway, DICE is busy mobilising its biggest army yet for this year’s Battlefield 2021 game, confirming via a statement on EA's website today that its workforce has reached absolute unit numbers.

In typical Bungie fashion, Destiny 2's idea of Transmog is wrapped up in a convoluted system of grinding, and even worse, seems to lean towards being something that you’ll be tempted to spend real money on.

Even with controversy knocking on its door and its reputation taking a serious hit in the aftermath of the Cyberpunk 2077 launch, CDPR’s financials are looking better than ever thanks to sales of the beleaguered RPG.

Necromunda: Hired Gun looks like Doom with Warhammer flavour, sumptuous visuals, and a cybernetically-augmented mastiff who’ll rip the faces off of unlucky people for you. Game of the year folks, close the shop, call it a day, and head home.

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown plans to once again replicate that sensation of not being able to afford a bathroom equipped with imported silk sheets where the toilet paper should be.

Now that the Guardian Games have begun, Destiny 2 players have figured out a way to abuse that event to score an infinite supply of Legendary Shards. Here's how it works.