On September 20 Steve Sinclair, Digital Extremes' creative director, tweeted out that its third-person shooter MMO Warframe had just gotten faster, decreasing latency by one millisecond to be precise. That was thanks to the work of Panic Button, an outside studio that in the last few years has focused on porting other companies' games (Rocket League, Wolfenstein II) to the Nintendo Switch. Panic Button has spent the last nine months helping Digital Extremes do the same for Warframe, making small improvements along the way that ended up benefiting the game on PS4, Xbox One, and PC as well as Switch.

I’ve played Hyper Light Drifter a few times now, and I always start by going North. I’m drawn by the chilly, snow-covered peaks. But once there, this particular dead and lonely world rocks me to my emotional and spiritual core.

Monster Hunter World is due out January 26 on PS4 and Xbox One but not the Switch. According to the game's directors that's because it was in development well before Nintendo's handheld had been revealed.

Former PlayStation 4 and Vita exclusive World of Final Fantasy arrived on PC this week, though don't get too excited. It's locked at 30fps, has next to no video options and those that are present can't be accessed in game. Instead, PC players got some pretty powerful built-in cheats.

Forza Horizon 3 marks the series' PC debut as part of the Xbox Play Anywhere program. I've been playing the PC version since yesterday, and so far nothing horrible has happened. In fact, almost everything is fine.