WWE Monday Night RAW took place from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Here’s all the action that went down last night.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is a massive game with a level of detail that seems unmatched by modern standards. But that means the studio embraced crunch, instigating 100-hour work weeks to do it.

Star power can help sell a game, but the other side of that coin flip also reveals the various hazards of working with a cast of established Hollywood actors. Overinflated egos, premium salary costs and creative differences are just a few of these drawbacks, something that Rockstar Games is well aware of these days.

To celebrate Assassin's Creed Odyssey's success we’re giving the glorious Medusa edition of Odyssey away. Here's who won.

Duke Nukem Forever should have been the final chapter in a series that was expected to be explosive when it was eventually released. Instead, Duke went out with less of a bang and more of a whimper in his final stab at greatness.

While The Dreaming City has since surpassed the Dreadnaught, a return to that location wouldn’t be missed. Seems like Bungie is cooking up just that, as the Destiny 2 subreddit saw some evidence posted of a return trip to Oryx’s tomb.

Fans of Chris Evans' Captain America seemingly had their worst fears inevitably confirmed last week when the actor sent out a goodbye tweet hinting at his character's fate in Avengers 4. However, Evans has now said that the tweet wasn't quite what fans thought it was.

Fallout 76 will require an internet connection to play, and every character you encounter on your questing is another human being. It’s a significant change, and one that’ll take a fair bit of getting used to. It’s not just odd, it’s also risky. What if Fallout fans aren’t enamoured with the change? Speaking to Gamespot, Bethesda’s Marketing VP Pete Hines said that making the shift was “really scary.”

You know, for somebody who is supposed to be "The fastest man alive", the Flash sure is taking his own sweet time to make it to the big screen in his own movie. And now, thanks to the commitments of star Ezra Miller in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, he's going to take even longer.

Not every animated idea should be made into a feature length live-action movie and this is one of them.