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As good as Battlefield 1 is, it’s not perfect, but thankfully DICE has stepped up and is constantly tweaking and working on improving the experience.

Speaking at the UBS Global Technology Conference (via Dual Shockers), Electronic Arts COO, Blake Jorgensen, hinted that the publisher behind FIFA, Titanfall, Battlefield and the upcoming Mass Effect Andromeda will be bringing at least one of its big franchises to the table.

Everyone’s favourite plumber’s first adventure on iOS will launch next month, and it’s sure to generate as much if not more hype than Pokemon Go did.

Microsoft will join in the 4K bandwagon with the Xbox Scorpio in 2017, and it promises to be the first true leap towards native 4K quality.

As expected, the supply couldn’t meet demand, and once again we find ourselves heading into Christmas with people clamouring for a Nintendo product.

It was only a matter of time before someone created Overwatch dubstep, but this sets the bar so high that anything after it will be quickly forgotten.

Art director, Joel MacMillen, spoke briefly about Mass Effect Andromeda’s primary antagonist design, and of course their purpose in the broader Andromeda world and experience.

The big question related to Nintendo’s new console is related to price. Will it be ‘dead in the water’ at launch, or can Nintendo find that pricing sweet spot?

Battlefield 1 has proven to be the the B12 shot the franchise needed. The release of 2015’s Battlefield Hardline saw series sales hit an all-time low, selling a fraction of what Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 were able to achieve. The latter was a critical and commercial success, but post-launch performance issues caused a big dent in gamer trust. Thankfully, …

As one might expect in an open world environment of this size, the landscape is filled with mysterious secrets and hidden areas. One secret in particular, however, has the internet scratching its head, and it could point to something much bigger coming out of Ubisoft HQ.