Between the sub-par menus, physics and graphics, a player will need to be invested in the sport to get to the 'enjoyable challenge' part of the Tour de France 2018 experience. Others will find this to be a steep uphill section.

Shuntaro Furukawa has been on the job as Nintendo CEO for just a week, but he's moving full steam ahead and wants a Nintendo 3DS successor. Could we see it soon?

From Software's break from RPGs isnt necessarily a step in an unprecedented direction, as theres a lot of untapped potential that the acclaimed Japanese developer could explore with their modern take on the action-adventure genre.

For those of you not in the know, Worlds Adrift is a PC title from Bossa Studios - the folks who brought you I Am Bread, Surgeon Simulator and Purrfect Date - that drops players onto islands and asks them to explore, grapple, build and survive.
The game features a swinging mechanic similar to the one seen in Spider-Man 2 and even lets you build your very own airship, all of which is done in a massively multiplayer world. The game recently made its way into Early Access on Steam and the lovely people over at Green Man Gaming have paired up with Bossa and Jelly Deals to offer 40 copies of the game's 'Pioneer Edition' to give away to some of you folks.
The Pioneer Edition in question is , and comes with the DLC extras detailed below:

Yesterday evening I shot a railgun bolt through three players at once in Quake Champions instagib and I can't begin to tell you how satisfying it was - especially when Quake's iconic announcer said how impressive I was for doing it.
Through Quake Champions, you see, the frenetic multiplayer delights of Quake have gloriously returned, albeit slightly buried in cosmetic loot boxes and character hero powers, which maybe will make more sense to me over time.
Anyway. I've been playing Quake Champions during the free access period over E3, and I've been having a lot of fun. It's with a happy heart, then, I tell you the free access period has been extended! It'll now run until 25th June.

The Phenomenal AJ Styles is the new cover star of WWE 2K19. AJ seems happy about being the star too: As a hardcore gamer and ambassador of everything it means to ‘Never Say Never’ in both my professional and personal life, it is a dream come true to be selected as the WWE 2K19 cover Superstar. From Seth Rollins last year to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, John Cena, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Brock Lesnar, I am honored to join this incredible list of past WWE 2Kcover Superstars and put my own unique stamp on the franchise. Get ready to join me in the virtual ring, because WWE 2K19 and the WWE 2K19 Million Dollar Challengewill be nothing short of phenomenal! See? There aren't too many deatils about the game just yet, however, there will be a new experience in the form of the The Million-Dollar Challenge. Anyone who purchases the game gets the chance to compete online for a chance to challenge Styles one-on-one. To qualify, you'll need to: Beat a to-be-announced new mode in the game; Submit a winning promotional video that shows why you will beat AJ Styles in WWE 2K19; Make it to the semi-final round of competition and beat the other three semifinalists in WWE 2K19; As the finalist, compete one-on-one in WWE 2K19 against AJ Styles – and defeat him – to win one million dollars. I bet AJ is rubbish in real life. WWE 2K19 releases on October 5th.

Hunt: Showdown was one of the most promising titles of last year's E3, and in the year since our first look at the reworked competitive survival horror shooter from Crytek, the studio has slowly been refining the technology driving the game in Steam Early Access. The logistical work has paid off, and the game has mostly very positive user reviews since the last big patch (bringing the total user review rating up to the mostly positive category).
Now that the developer feels more comfortable with the game's performance, the team is starting to further expand the content for the game. We sat down with Crytek at E3 to hear about its plans. New Weaponry
Hunters can look forward to wielding several new weapons in the near future. In the early moments of each round, most hunters equip their melee weapons to move silently and avoid detection. Crytek plans to expand the melee options to include a throwable tomahawk ax and throwing knives, both of which are retrievable. 
Two new types of grenades are also being introduced. The Hive Bomb unleashes a torrent of wasps on enemies in the vicinity, and the Sticky Bomb sticks to its target before detonating. 
Crytek also plans to add two new crossbows. The vintage version is a classic two-handed weapon, and can be modified with explosive arrows that pack a serious punch. The hand crossbow is a faster loading one-handed model.  New Enemy
The water is typically one of the safest places in the Hunt map, which seems counterintuitive given this is the land of gators. Rather than add scaly reptiles to the mix, Crytek is introducing the Water Devil. This worm-like monster will have you watching for unexpected ripples in the water. Once it starts heading your way, you better get moving or expect to be overwhelmed by the swarm of tentacles. New Time Of Day
The night and day versions of maps give the map a very different feel, but soon you may be subjected to a third option – fog. A popular fan request, adding fog to the map diminishes the sightlines significantly, forcing you to move more cautiously unless you want to accidentally run into a pack of enemies or, even worse, and a more careful party of hunters than your own. New Map
Crytek wouldn't tell us much about the new map, except to say that it's still set in the Louisiana bayou. 
Other changes coming in the next several months include death screens that show you who shot you, spectator mode for after you die but want to watch the rest of the map, and player looting that allows you to take ammo and consumables.
To learn more about Crytek's list of planned changes for Hunt: Showdown, you can check out on its website.

From Software's break from RPGs isnt necessarily a step in an unprecedented direction, as theres a lot of untapped potential that the acclaimed Japanese developer could explore with their modern take on the action-adventure genre.