No matter how you felt about No Man's Sky at launch, I think we can all agree that Hello Games has gone above and beyond in bringing the once-troubled title closer to the original promise and even exceeding that vision in some ways. The studio has already released a plethora of substantial game-changing free updates but still have even more planned.

In a recent blog post, the studio confirmed that the next chapter in the evolution of its procedural space exploration title will arrive in the form of No Man's Sky: Beyond which will again be free to all existing players.

The studio promises three significant new features staggered throughout the Beyond update, with the first component being No Man's Sky Online.

Ubisoft Toronto and EA Motive founder, Jade Raymond has announced her new position as a VP at Google.

Further details surrounding her role within the company are yet to be revealed, however an upcoming keynote from Google at GDC '19 will likely bring answers.

Long time rumours of a Google gaming console have indicated the company's desire to break into the gaming industry – likely with a streaming device.

Heart Machine, the developers of the phenomenally successful Hyper Light Drifter has revealed its second game.

The new game, Solar Ash Kingdom looks to be a significant departure from the teams first game in almost every way, as a teaser trailer reveals what appears to be a fully 3D world. There's not a lot to go on yet as the trailer focuses on several stunning panning shots of the locations players will likely visit during the course of the game. We're treated to beautifully alien techno-coloured worlds and get a glimpse of the player character gliding their way smoothly across the clouds before confronting a giant one-eyed monster with an energy based weapon.

Speaking to IGN, Heart Machine's Alc Preston stated that Solar Ash Kingdom sets itself apart from the studios first game due to "a whole new set of incredible tech and key innovations."

With Judgement already released in Japan, the game has seen a very positive reception and was scheduled for a western release on June 21. This could all change as news broke that Pierre Taki, a Japanese actor and member of the pop group, Denki Groove, has been arrested in possession of Cocaine. Taki is well known for roles in Shin Godzilla and Attack on Titan, and even voiced Olaf in the Japanese dub of Frozen.

As instructed by the police, Pierre Taki took a mandatory drug test which showed cocaine in his system, which lead to an official narcotic investigation. Although no drugs were located, police claim that the actors failed drug test and a South Korean Won note, which they allege was used in the dastardly deed is more than enough to place the actor under arrest.

Drug use is hugely frowned upon in Japanese culture with many a celebrity's careers coming to a premature end after being outed. Sega responded promptly to the news by halting all digital and physical sales of Judgement in Japan. While they may have hired the actor to do a few lines, the ones he ended up doing where far removed from what the company had in mind for his role.