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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
The new Switch version of this classic fantasy adventure allows you to slay some dragons on the train to work – but does it work in the portable format?
Need For Speed: Payback
EA’s latest racer is all about raw power and Vegas-style glitz… but its flawed gameplay might leave you wishing you’d taken the bus
Beta Yourself Amazon Kindle
They may be pretty basic devices, but that doesn’t mean Kindles don’t have a few tricks up their slender sleeves – Rob Leedham reveals how to squeeze more from your e-reader
Super Mario Odyssey
Nintendo pulls a classic out of the hat with a Mario adventure that stomps on other 3D platformers
Fifa 18
EA Sports’ all-conquering soccer simulator is very much a game of two halves
Merry Crispness!
In case you’re looking to Santa Claus to fund a TV upgrade, these five sets were born to do the festive specials and Boxing Day footie justice in 4K
Destiny 2
All hail the interstellar sequel that will eat up your social life quicker than any black hole
The Evil Within 2
Watch the world go to hell in a hive-mind as classic horror tropes go off the linear rails
Assassin's Creed Origins
An Egyptian break is just what Ubisoft’s much-loved stealth franchise needed
