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PlayStation and Nintendo exclusives Ghost of Tsushima and Paper Mario: The Origami King have both sold well on their launch in the UK - though PlayStation's exclusive shifted four times the physical copies of Nintendo's own title.

There's a new Nintendo Direct this afternoon, though it won't feature the Mario announcements you've been waiting for.

An Art of the Mass Effect Trilogy: Expanded Edition book has popped up for pre-order, with a 23rd February 2021 release date.

Skyrim is still teaching me things about how it works - nine years after it came out and after I've pumped hundreds of hours into it.

An indie developer has remade Bloodborne's Central Yharnam area as a top-down 16-bit Zelda - and it's fantastic.

One of my favourite PSVR games is finally getting the wire-free treatment as In Death: Unchained heads to Oculus Quest on July 23rd.

Dataminers are knocking on The Red Door, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's leaked internal alpha - with interesting results.

If you've ever played Minecraft Java Edition you'll be familiar with its title screen - and the blurred, slowly rotating world in the background.

Review aggregate website Metacritic has implemented a 36-hour delay to its user-written video game reviews "to ensure [its] gamers have time to play games before writing their reviews".

Could the upcoming Far Cry 6 be linked to series favourite Far Cry 3? Many people on the internet think so.

Microsoft has reportedly removed the option to purchase 12-month subscriptions of Xbox Live Gold across all territories in which the year-long subscription was sold.

We already knew that crossplay was coming to asymmetrical horror game Dead by Daylight, but now developer Behaviour Studios has confirmed that cross-progression will be available on some platforms by the end of the year, too.

Madden NFL 21 developer, Electronic Arts, has confirmed that the upcoming game will reflect Washington's recent decision to rebrand its American football team.

Action-RPG Indivisible is the latest game getting a TV adaptation.

Naughty Dog's The Last of Us Part 2 has become 2020's biggest launch to date across both retail and digital sales, and is reportedly the second-biggest launch ever in the US.

Golftopia, the slightly absurd sci-fi golf resort management game from Space Pirates and Zombies 1 & 2 developer MinMax, will enter Steam early access next Tuesday, 21st July.

There's this moment in the first (Tobey Maguire) Spider-Man film that my brother and I have turned into one of our in-jokes. Peter Parker's Uncle Ben, played by Regis Philbin, insists on driving him to wherever he needs to go at one point, using the excuse that he "needs the exercise". To drive a car. Which, you know, involves the core of the human body staying put.

Forager, developer HopFrog's adorable - if fearsomely compulsive - open-world scavenging oddity, has finally updated its PlayStation 4 and Switch releases to add all the post-launch content that's made its way to PC over the last year.

If you're a fan of Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka's work (which you might well be, because Danganronpa is great), then you'll possibly be interested to know that his latest project - live-action mystery Death Come True - has just popped up on Steam.

Paper Mario: The Origami King is out today, and if you've read Eurogamer's review you'll know the game makes several tentative steps back towards its RPG roots - though it ultimately shies away from the series' old companion system.

Developer Cellar Door Games says Rogue Legacy 2, the sequel to its superb Castlevania-esque rogue-lite exploratory platformer, will now make its early access debut on Steam and the Epic Games store a month later than originally announced.

Crysis Remastered is launching on Switch - and only Switch, following a delay for other versions - next week, and in preparation for its 23rd July arrival, Crytek has offered up a new trailer featuring two minutes of the FPS running on Nintendo's platform.

Five of the Best is a weekly series about the incidental details we don't celebrate enough. We've talked about all kinds of things so far from Game Over screens to Scares and Villains - there's a whole Five of the Best archive if you're interested. But there's so much more to talk about too.

The Master Chief Collection for PC adds another classic game to its ranks - and the arrival of Halo 3 brings with it terrific performance, the best support yet for high refresh rate gaming and even some nice enhancements to existing games in the collection. Beyond the fact that a genuinely great game is now available to PC gamers, what I particularly like about this release is that running it at 4K 60fps actually gave me a much better appreciation of some of the original game's technical achievements - elements that were hard to spot in the sub-720p Xbox 360 original.

Ninja Theory has revealed a new character coming to Bleeding Edge, its team-based competitive multiplayer PC and Xbox game.

Board game maker Hasbro is joining this year's Mario festivities with a Super Mario version of Jenga.

Gather round, all who would listen; I have a tale to tell. A tale of warriors and kings, and slightly shonky first-party action games that never quite took off in the early 2000s. This is the tale of The Mark of Kri, and it begins, as all good tales do, with a man walking into a bar. Of course this is no ordinary man - he's the size of a killer whale and has a raven perched on his shoulder. His name is Rau Utu, a good name for a great and noble warrior. He's after a drink and a fight, in any particular order. Luckily, a helpful barman points him in the direction of a nearby bandit camp, and Rau grabs his sword and bird, setting off on a mission that will end in bloodshed, murder and demigodhood. Again, in no particular order.

Bungie has delayed the launch of Destiny 2's Beyond Light expansion from its previously announced September release date to 10th November, citing a 'challenging' few months.

Microsoft has responded to reports claiming that Xbox One production has ceased, confirming that while its Xbox One X and Xbox One S All-Digital Edition are indeed officially discontinued, the Xbox One S is still being manufactured and sold.

Dangerously unqualified wannabe-doctors eager to embark on another bout of wobble-handed medical malpractice will finally have their dubious dreams come true on 29th August, when Surgeon Simulator 2 arrives on PC via the Epic Games Store.