EA Play is just about to come along and with the new Star Wars game and potential details on Anthem revival, you might want to check out when and where to watch the event.

Bioware's latest post briefly brought back Anthem into the spotlight but even though the news isn't exactly great for players, the studio's brutally honest approach is to be commended.

It's been a while since Bioware posted any Anthem updates so their latest post is definitely welcome, even if it practically repeats everything the last one said.

It's been more than two weeks since Bioware's birthday update of Anthem, and while the latest one may not sound that meaningful, it will certainly make it easier for players that are yet to reach level 30, letting them buy Legendaries for Coin.

Anthem celebrated its first birthday three days ago, but Bioware have four reasons why you shouldn't hold this slight delay against them. Namely, players are getting four free and exclusive Empowered vinyls, and a fresh, new material.

Joining what's already becoming a long line of companies backing out of this year's Game Developers Conference, EA announced that they too will be cancelling participation in any official GDC events, advising their employees to do the same.

If you're one of the players that follow EA's FIFA franchise, then Kurt Fenech, a.k.a. Kurt0411 needs no introduction, being one their biggest fans and more recently biggest critics. Unfortunately, EA deemed his recent threats to be the final straw.

Bioware's decision to extend Anthem: Icetide through February means we're entering the last week, and perhaps symbolically - it's where it all began - in the Heart of Rage. Also, Bioware are being great sports about the Christmas decoration jokes.

If you've been looking for a comfy night playing Apex Legends, Anthem, Battlefield V or whatever other EA game you may think of - you may want to switch 'providers', because Origin doesn't seem very receptive at the moment.

Judging by Anthem: Icetide's first two lore stories, we were expecting more, but having just gone through the new interactive and branching story The Cypher's Kiss, we can say with certainty that Bioware have outdone themselves, and then some.