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Teardown challenges you to to smash and grab, with the emphasis on smash.

Want to play Assassin's Creed Valhalla but don't have a next-gen console or PC able to do it justice? Why not consider Google Stadia?

Got yourself an Xbox Series X or S and want a cheap yet action-packed game to play? Pick up Bright Memory for a bit of B-movie fun.

Xbox Smart Delivery ensures you're always playing the best version of a game on your Xbox Series X/S, but it's not as smart as it suggests.

We've got to exclusive PUBG Season 9 swag packs to give away, each including a stuffed alpaca, a poncho and a pin badge set.

Thanks to a ray tracing toggle and more, the PS5 version of Observer: System Redux is notably better than its Xbox Series X counterpart.

Thanks to the PS5's extra power and the functionalities of the new DualSense controller, WRC 9 on Sony's new console is better than ever.

If you're planning on picking up Spider Man: Miles Morales alongside your PS5, definitely consider upgrading to the Ultimate Edition.

London's a vibrant city with much to see - and the London of Watch Dogs Legion is no different.

Domo Arigato, Mr. Not-Roboto. 

Challenging you to effectively gear up, Arms Race mode is just one of the reasons why Borderlands 3's new Designer's Cut DLC is worth a buy.

Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition is pixel-painted trip into an office nightmare. And you don't get weekends off.

Out now on Nintendo Switch, Jurassic World Evolution: Complete Edition packs in all existing content for the ultimate dino park sim.

Forget the story and all the missions in Watch Dogs Legion. Well, for a bit at least. These are the weird and wonderful things you should be doing in its recreation of London.

From the moment you turn on a PS5 console, it feels like a next-generation experience.

This might be the most impressive game we've ever seen.

Although it comes with a 500GB SSD, the upcoming Xbox Series S only has 364GB of usable storage space, which is woefully low.

With no Xbox One X enhancements, you might be wondering what backwards compatible games look like on Xbox Series S. Here's what you need to know.

If a game is Optimised for Xbox Series X/S, you can still choose to run the legacy Xbox One version - and there may be benefits to doing so.

If you're hoping to use the Xbox Series S in 4K 120Hz out of the box, you're out of luck: it doesn't come with a ultra high speed HDMI cable.