If you're playing Monster Hunter: World outside of Japan, you're missing out a quest for one of the game's most striking armour sets. The Azure Starlord set requires a code that you can only obtain by going to the Universal Studios theme park in Japan, but if you're tenacious, there's still a way to get it. It's just going to take a lot of work.

Starting January 19, Final Fantasy is getting a roller coaster at Universal Studios Japan called Final Fantasy XR Ride.

Everyone was busy last week with the hustle and bustle of E3, which is all good fun. But you know what's also good fun? The prospect of Nintendo World, the new project being built by Universal Studios. And to top it off, a supposed layout of the park's design has appeared online.

Walt Disney World has finally opened its Pandora - The World of Avatar attraction in Florida, so Universal Studios is doing what it can to keep tourists flocking to its theme parks. This past weekend Universal Studios Hollywood revealed an amazing nighttime light show at its Wizarding World of Harry Potter, but you don't need to fly to California to see it.

Here's something I didn't think I thought I'd be writing: I went on a rollercoaster that relied on VR, and it was great.

In 2020, before the Tokyo Olympics, Universal Studios Japan will open its Mario-themed amusement area to the public. Today, Nintendo provides our first glimpse at what we might get.

It won't come to fruition for a couple of years, but when Universal Studios finally unveils the door on whatever their Nintendo wonderland is you can bet I will find a way to be there.

The last remaining Back to the Future ride in the world is closing this autumn. Back to the Future: The Ride will be no more.