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Polish video game developer CD Projekt, a company that is known for its game series The Witcher and the CyberPunk 2077 project, says it has suffered an attack from unspecified ransomware, but claims that users' personal data has not been affected.

Tubi is billed as "the world's largest ad-supported video on demand service with over 20,000 movies and TV shows from nearly every major Hollywood studio" and is available to stream on more than 25 types of devices, with the company recording impressive growth over the last year.

The ABC has updated its iview app for certain smart TVs, bringing them into line with the Android TV and Apple TV versions.

Here be the journals of a fledgling pirate finding a way through dangerous foe-ridden waters to seek glory and wealth for the crew.

Fortnite Battle Royale is a free 100-player fighting game taking the world by storm, with sports stars imitating moves made in the game when they score, and while it is on PC, Mac, Xbox One and PS4, it is now coming to iOS.

The video and interactive games industry in New Zealand is booming as it edges towards half a billion dollars in revenue in 2017, a 7% increase on the previous year.

It's the 10th anniversary of the Breaking Bad TV series, and SVOD-service Stan is not only making it exclusively available, but has more 4K content to come soon, too. 

Wow! Just, Wow! Here is a piece of digital art wrapped up in an action game that tackles big issues in a way that is considerate, but perhaps irreverent. And it has Wolfenstein in its title.  

You could be forgiven for looking at Spintires: MudRunner from the outside and exclaiming “What the…..!?”  It is a quizzical look-inducing title rather than immediately drawing a player into wanting to take on its challenges.

The Evil Within 2 is a game of phases. During most of those phases you will be trying to find a place to hide.

Finally, a version 1.0 of PUBG is on its way, and in addition making its way to the Xbox One console. An already very popular game may have a significant boost to player base with PC cross play. Will it be fair?

The annual racing simulation for Microsoft platforms has a whole new way to spend your time whilst not on the track, but does it still hit those corner apexes when you take to the road?

Successors of Microsoft's Kinect technology live on, but the peripheral that allows you to use yourself as an Xbox controller is no longer being manufactured.

Time to get sideways in the dirt again, time to clench the steering wheel and be as bold as possible tackling some very tight courses with only your skill and co-driver trust to reel in a great time. It’s time for the World Rally Championship.

Looking for something really old-school?  Well, in a couple of ways Cuphead can fulfil these desires in a very entertaining, and yet sometimes, frustrating way.

You have a few days to secure a snug onesie inspired by the racing game Forza Motorsport 7.

The current season of Formula 1 has seen yet another raft of dramatic rule changes: everything is wider this season, both cars and tyres, as well as a bit heavier.  There are also rules on stockpiling power units and even the livery of driver helmets.

Ashes Cricket will feature “full player licence, photo-real player scans, 1:1 stadium recreations, so you can play along with every ball to win the greatest trophy in cricket".

What this world needs is more fantastical racing through dirt, mud, grime and yes, Gravel.

J.R.R. Tolkien dreamed up, or appropriated from other mythology, quite a bestiary during the creation of his Middle Earth canon.