Wolfenstein

Amazon Prime members will get to play some great games in April 2023 including heavy hitters like Wolfenstein: The New Order but also classics like Icewind Dale. 

Developers of the modern Wolfenstein series, MachineGames, are reportedly working on an unannounced title apart from the announced Indiana Jones game.

It's the perfect time for anyone who was looking to spruce up their collection of Bethesda games on Nintendo Switch. The studio sale has every title available for Switch at 50 per cent off.

Xbox insiders claim that Xbox are yet to announce some major games, that should be coming sometime in 2021. Apparently, two of these are Forza Horizon 5 and Wolfenstein 3.

PlayStation Now owners are getting quite an eventful March and, as you can see, it's spearheaded by one of the games that's won as many hearts and minds as it has awards - Control. Not to be outdone though, there's Shadow of the Tomb Raider and nine more.

Bethesda initially offered a big part of their catalogue on GeForce Now including games like Skyrim, Fallout 3, New Vegas and Fallout 76, Doom, Dishonored games and more.

The latest Wolfenstein: Youngblood update has introduced two, Nvidia-exclusive additions to graphics settings. You can now turn on RTX for fancy reflections or gain some framerate with DLSS.

Sony and PlayStation have quite a few things going on at the moment, from PS Awards to the introduction into the Guinness Book of Records, but they didn't forget about PS Now subscribers, who are getting PUBG and two others in December.

Bethesda are set to introduce a new update which will add a much-requested feature to Wolfenstein Youngblood. The patch will add checkpoints to Towers and end bosses after many players were frustrated with the game's checkpoint system.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood has received the first patch, and it's a controversial one. The patch removes unlimited coins cheat, which players used to purchase character skins and boosters, which are usually purchased with real-world money.