Dogs are basically perfect. The only real problem with them is that they eventually die. As a show of appreciation to a prominent member of Titanfall 2's community, Iniquity, Respawn is adding a banner emblazoned with his sadly deceased pup to the game.

Titanfall's official Twitter account is taking a rather active approach to their marketing. The account is messaging users who make the smallest mention of wanting to play a new game.

Respawn Entertainment has outlined their plans for Titanfall 2's first multiplayer DLC. Angel City's Most Wanted adds a fan favourite map and an in game store.

Titanfall 2 has gotten a pretty good rap from the media and its fanbase so far, but there was always one major problem: the launch date.

Titanfall 2 is a phenomenal game full of wall running, power slides, boosting mechs and innovative platforming. It's a natural pick for a speed game. The world record run is as fast as it comes and pretty damn exciting.

What has the internet sent me this time? A buncha rookies by the looks of it. Ya wanna be dangerous pilots and not Titan fodder, yer gonna hafta listen to me! Alright recruits! Here are some tips to make the best out of Titanfall 2.

When I finished Titanfall 2's campaign, my body felt numb. I left my apartment, walked to the street corner and bummed a cigarette. I needed to calm myself. I'd just been through an astounding experience.

Outlining future plans for Titanfall 2, developers Respawn Entertainment made a blog post talking about what sets their game apart from other shooters. A big one? No paid multiplayer DLC or season pass.

I'm working my way through Titanfall 2 and will have a review next week. For now, we need to have a very important discussion about the game's user interface. One small touch makes it truly shine.

One of the few games I'm excited for in what's left of 2016 is Titanfall 2. Giant bloody robots, explosions, parkour, who wouldn't be keen? This is three minutes of gameplay footage with every setting maxed out, running at 4K resolution at a buttery smooth 60 frames per second.

It's almost at the point where it looks a million times more fun than the mechs themselves.

If you've been following news about Titanfall 2's singleplayer, you'll probably know that the protagonist is a bloke called Jack Cooper. And that sounds about right for a game that's being made by a studio filled with Call of Duty alumni.

But that wasn't always the case. The campaign would have originally let players choose between a male and a female avatar, but Respawn's Joel Emslie explained why that wasn't the case.

If you're a fan of the company's sports titles and bigger franchises, chances are you'll get quite a good bit of value out of EA Access. You might have to pay around $7 a month, but for someone who regularly plays Battlefield, FIFA, Need for Speed, and the other bits and pieces that EA puts out, those 10% discounts can pay off.

If you were hoping to get a discount or early access to Titanfall 2, however, you'll be sorely disappointed.

Last weekend, Respawn Entertainment held an open technical test for the multiplayer shooter Titanfall 2 on the Xbox One and Playstation 4. I enjoyed my own time with the game, but other players were a bit more concerned. Now, Respawn Entertainment is responding to critiques and discussing new changes coming to the anticipated sequel.

Aww. Look at the auto-Titans trying their best to protect their pilot — even if it means destroying themselves in the process. It's the result of lacklustre artificial intelligence. But it's also kind of endearing, don't you think? They're trying their best!

Briefly: At the PAX East Titanfall panel, Respawn Entertainment announced Titanfall Expedition, a paid, campaign-continuing map pack coming to the Xbox and PC shooter.

During their PAX East panel today, Respawn announced that they're working on new modes for Titanfall. These updates, in addition to other micro updates that they have already been working on, will be completely free to owners of the game.

Originally scheduled for release next week, the Xbox 360 version of Respawn Entertainment's mech shooter has been pushed back to April 8 (April 11 in Europe) to give port developer Bluepoint Games time to make it better.

Those who have played it already know this, but for those who haven't, be aware that Titanfall's "campaign" isn't really deserving of the name.