As if having DC Comics' most powerful heroes at each other's throats wasn't bad enough, now alien android mastermind Brainiac wants a piece of the action in the story trailer for Injustice 2.

Remember those Xbox Onesies?

Remember that stroke of marketing genius that went viral on a global scale? To the point where even EA tried to imitate it with a tone deaf Battlefield Onesie that almost every reasonable human being railed against?

That idea originated in Australia, with Microsoft Australia to be precise. And as much as I hate onesies with a powerful passion it was a world class idea.

But now Microsoft Australia is drunk with power.

Given that the game's coming out in a couple of months, it's a bit weird to release a trailer without any in-game footage. But if you want to know the basics of what the Normandy looks like in Andromeda, here it is.

Let me tell you about one of the best gaming moments of last year.

Today Microsoft introduces two new official colours to the Xbox One Wireless Controller line. There's green and orange, which looks like an escapee from a Halo bundle, and sweet, delicious red, with its colourful lolly buttons and delicious gummy analogue sticks. It makes my teeth ache.

Bonnie Ross, head of 343 Industries, has released a statement on the Halo Waypoint forums clarifying the development of Halo/Mega Bloks project Haggar and confirming its former development. She noted that Haggar was "just one example of several similar projects we have evaluated throughout the years".

Scalebound, the much-hyped Platinum-developed action game that was previously scheduled for Xbox One and PC, is in trouble and may be cancelled, according to several sources.

It seems that Master Chief almost ended up blasting Covenant made of Mega Bloks. After showing the Diddy Kong racing sequel that never was and a scrapped sequel to Oni, archivist Andrew Borman is now reporting on the prototype for Mega Bloks Halo in a new video on his YouTube channel.

If you play Overwatch, you've had the experience of being backed into a corner with three health and no teammates in sight. The big, blue button that unleashes your ultimate ability is glowing. It could save you, or more importantly, your whole team. Fuck it, you think, before desperately hitting Q, Y or Triangle.

Hi-Rez Studios' 2017 celebration of itself kicks off today in Atlanta, making it the perfect time to reveal one of Smite's coolest gods yet, The Morrigan, and a third (that's right, third) game in the mythology battles franchise, Smite Rivals.

Bioware and EA had previously confirmed that Mass Effect: Andromeda was coming out in March, but now we know precisely when.

It took my buddy Dave several months to coerce me into playing Halo 3 with him. "We should nail down our weekend plans," he texted me on July 1. "I'm thinking of getting an early start around 8:00am and just play straight through until we beat it."

Battlefield 1 players hoping to recreate World War One's Christmas truce couldn't rein back the bloodlust of those eager to kill the fresh wave of new players.

Well, on Reddit at least.

Despite working with members of the Nez Percé tribe during the development of the Killer Instinct reboot, developers didn't get the details of Native American warrior Thunder's costume quite right. Today's free Legends of Thunder costume fixes that.

The new year means time for some new (or new to you) games. Paying subscribers to Xbox Live can grab these four games for "free" if they have an Xbox Live Gold subscription.

Overwatch's 3 vs. 3 elimination mode, out since November, turns on its head everything we know about team composition. Heroes beloved in 6 vs. 6 Quick Play and Competitive modes, like Lucio and Torbjorn, are damn near useless in 3 vs. 3, where your priorities are a bit different.

A Call of Cthulhu video game based on Chaosium's pen-and-paper RPG of the same name is on the cards, but it's been quite a few months since we heard anything new. While information remains scarce, we do have some fresh screenshots to share, showing off more of the title's creepy ambience.

We all knew Mei's ice walls could be deadly as hell, but what happens when multiple Meis start placing frozen barriers one on top of the other in rapid succession?