Gravity Rush 2's online servers are scheduled to shut down on January 18, the game's one year anniversary. As a result, new players and longtime fans are rushing to make sure they get every special item and unlock from the game's online modes before they come to an end.

Gravity Rush 2 came out on Wednesday on PS4. I had mixed feelings about the game in general, but I do like a lot of things about it and it's definitely more fun once you get the hang of it.

Sony has released a behind-the-scenes look at how it turned the world of Gravity Rush into reality.

Despite its infuriating control issues, awful stealth missions, interminable boss fights and half-baked sidequests, I cannot discount Gravity Rush 2's mammoth ambition and abundance of otherworldly charm. If a game must be a mess, at least let it be this exuberant a mess.

Gravity Rush the Animation &Overture;, a 17-minute short that seeks to tie the the original Vita game and upcoming sequel together, is now available on the PlayStation YouTube channel. We got a Japanese trailer for the one-off last week, but now you can watch the entire thing with English subs.

To mark Gravity Rush 2's release, Japanese TV is showing a special Gravity Rush anime from Hideaki Anno's Studio Khara. Dubbed Gravity Rush The Animation Overture, the trailer looks great.

Between the Nier: Automata demo we played yesterday and this dizzying 20 minute slice of Gravity Rush 2, PlayStation 4 owners have some pretty amazing trying-before-buying to do over the holiday weekend.

Ahh, summer. A time for hitting up the beach, playing backyard cricket, sausage sandwiches ... and then realising how bloody hot everything is, and going inside to chill with a fan and a console/PC.

Once the stickier, uncomfortable part of summer hits, you'll need something to do. Fortunately, there's plenty of games coming out over the season.

Though I didn't get a chance to play that newfangled Legend of Zelda that everyone was raving about, there was plenty to get excited about at E3.

Video: Of all the games at this year's E3, Gravity Rush 2 might be the one I'm most excited for.