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Believe it or not, a full 10 years have passed since the all-time great The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim dropped. The ancient-action RPG title saw release back in 2011 and has since proven itself to be the seminal work of Bethesda, achieving such success to influence other supermassive titles such as The Witcher and The Legend of Zelda series. To celebrate the decade passed and all that has occurred hitherto, Bethesda are set on releasing a 10th Anniversary Edition of Skyrim, and it will release to Xbox and PlayStation on the same day as the original game ten years prior - a momentous occasion in human history – November 11th.

On the 20th Anniversary of world-famous crime-simulator Grand Theft Auto III: Liberty City came an announcement of a different class entirely: Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City and San Andreas, known as the Trilogy, are being remastered and are set to release to Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo consoles digitally come November the 11th and physically on December the 7th. Now built in the celebrated Unreal Engine by Rockstar and Grove Street Games, The Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition is likely to rekindle many an old memory for those born in the 80’s and early 90’s – it’s like Fortnite being remastered two decades from now when its players are in their mid-to-late thirties. Remastering games of this calibre is a slippery slope; you can’t rid the game of its fundamental parts and feel, but you do need to give it a makeover using elements of generation nine technology.

Over the last four years, Call of Duty has dragged us into the gruesome underbelly of World War Two, the tense heights of the Cold War, the brutal politics of modern day warfare and now full-circle, back to the four fronts of Second World War in Call of Duty Vanguard, coming November 5th 2021.