Author: G7R

You get a spin-off, you get a spin-off, everybody gets a spin-off. Well, that seems to be Netflix’s school of thought when it comes to The Witcher.

Warzone 2.0 is a pretty refreshing change for fans of the battle royale, but not everyone is completely sold on all of its offerings.

The end is nigh, and while we only just got around to enjoying Fortnite Chapter 3, Epic Games is ready to pull the plug on the game’s latest outing.

While some of you are likely still struggling to find a PlayStation 5, that hasn’t stopped Sony from looking ahead to what comes after.

“Boi” are we excited about this one? As the final credits have rolled on Sony Santa Monica’s God of War Ragnarok, gamers are calling for a Lego video game adaptation of Kratos’ story. 

There’s a lot to be excited about when it comes to the next era of The Elder Scrolls, but sadly, the scale and size of the franchise’s future might not be part of it. 

Warzone 2.0 has had a less-than-perfect start. Of course, fans are loving what they have right now, as being offered a brand new free-to-play Call of Duty experience is little to sniff at.

Though video games have become pretty sophisticated over the years, not everyone gets it, and that’s fine.

After rumours of a Call of Duty spin-off that focuses on fan-favourite Modern Warfare character Ghost began to swirl, fans started to get excited about it as if it actually existed.

We’ve already seen James Gunn work his movie magic on the Guardians of the Galaxy, but as he jumps ship from Marvel to DC, it remains to be seen whether his Midas touch can transfer to Gotham City and Metropolis.