In a quick top ten, raise a glass and salute the work of audio wizards who came up with the following bits of sound so good, we can’t help but smile every time we hear them.

Most NBA fans will tell you that the sport is the greatest soap opera in the world. From the outlandish fashion to the antics of disgruntled players to the acrobatic show on the court, the NBA has everything you could ask for. As one of the biggest sports in the world, it’s no surprise that the NBA2K series has a …

Driveclub was beautiful, sublime to experience and it deserved better before Sony parked it away in a random barn with nary a find word said, leaving it to be forgotten about in the years to come.

Whether it be the action sequences that saw pitch-perfect choreography or an end to a saga that blended high budget special effects with hard-hitting kung-fu, here’s our ranking of the worst, kind of okay and absolutely sublime fight scenes that made The Matrix series so memorable.

There are missteps, especially with the open worlds feeling lifeless, but Gears 5 is a more confident turn from a developer that no longer has to prove it’s capable of making a faithful Gears of War sequel. It’s bigger, better and more beautiful – and a bold step in the right direction for Gears. The action is superlative, the writing hits humorous and emotional notes and the number of multiplayer modes is extensive. If ever there was a reason to subscribe to Game Pass, this is it.

We sat down with Executive Producer Nouredine Abboud to talk a little more about how Ghost Recon: Breakpoint plans on building on from what Wildlands established.

Few people are further from their comfort zone than Spec-Ops marines. This has to be the least cosy profession on the planet. Attempting to now join them in this struggle to remain sane while all around is sheer bloody chaos, Ubisoft is taking the safety net away from its most famous shooter franchise. In Ghost Recon Breakpoint, you’re no longer …

If you’re in the mood for everything from zombified superheroes running amok to supervillains being given the chance of a lifetime, horror from Joe Hill to the return of the best sleuth in the multiverse, then sit back and take a gander at what DC Comics still has in store for 2019!

We came, we saw and we played a lot of games last month! August may have been the calm before the Q4 storm, but with a month that included the likes of Astral Chain, Control and Ion Fury, there was no shortage of new material to sink your thumbs into. So if you’re looking for something to play, got some cash to burn and need an opinion to help justify your purchases, here you go! Here’s a look back at the best of August…and the worst.

Gamescom was rad as all Hell. Personally, it was the first convention I’ve ever had the opportunity to cover, so setting aside the crippling anxiety that is flying overseas by yourself and staying in a stranger’s spare room (it was a really good price and he only stole one of my kidneys, very considerate) Gamescom was everything I wanted it …

If you’re in the mood for everything from the sex police to Hollywood’s dark side, barbarians on a giant pug and time-traveling to the last great frontier, sit back and take a gander at what Image Comics still has in store for 2019!

Pokémon Masters is the bridge between casual and hardcore Pokemon, a two-way link that is aimed at being deep, addictive and easy to grasp. Sweet pokeballs, does it do that brilliantly.