It's guns up for Cara Delevingne who makes a surprise appearance in the latest trailer for video game Call of Duty: Black Ops III.

Sony used its press conference at Paris Games Week to unveil new details for more than 20 games, nine of which are new announcements. Here are the conference's highlights, courtesy of Gameplanet.

It's one of the biggest game releases of the year, but is Halo 5 living up to its predecessors? Chris Schulz finds it does, for reasons you may not expect.

Game characters get under your skin in a way TV and movie characters can't. So who are the most relatable of all time? Siobhan Keogh makes her picks.

Siobhan Keogh spent way too much time playing the Star Wars Battlefront beta ahead of its November launch, and finds the force might just be real.

Legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk is lying at the bottom of a halfpipe in a crumpled heap.

There's only one major thing wrong with Fifa 16: Chelsea are a pretty good team.

If you haven't seen the trailer for Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, head to YouTube immediately.

Batman is hurling batarangs into the air, trying to knock the Wicked Witch of the West off her broomstick.

Fans are having fun with the latest game from skateboarder Tony Hawk, compiling bugs and glitches for hilarious YouTube videos.

John Fuller, senior producer at Avalanche Studios, explains how much work went into making the Mad Max game as exhilarating as the movie.

Burning tyres, smouldering wreckage and dust storms blowing across desolate wastelands. Right from the start, Mad Max gets one key thing right: the vibe

Tearaway has been given the PlayStation 4 port it deserves - but upgrading the Vita's best platformer wasn't easy. Chris Schulz discovers the origami game's port gave developers a few paper cuts.

Have you seen all the Star Wars movies? What about all six seasons of The Clone Wars?

Siobhan Keogh tackles the key components that really make a video game good.

A new report into Kiwi video games has some key findings - including the fact that very few fans like being called "gamers". Siobhan Keogh takes a look.

Destiny's story underwent "substantial" changes just a month before its original release date, according to court documents.

Big gaming titles have been few and far between recently, but that's about to change, writes Siobhan Keogh.

A big budget new game promises to subvert horror cliches - and involve players at every turn. Chris Schulz delves into Until Dawn's troubled world.

Kicking back in a sleepy English town with no one around and nothing to do sounds like a terrible way to spend your time.

The year's first major Star Wars release isn't in theatres - it's on consoles. Chris Schulz meets one of the men behind Disney Infinity, the franchise that's embracing Luke and Leia for the first time.

Poseidon's near lifeless body lies slumped over some ruins. As Kratos, the God of War, you've already beaten him to a bloody pulp.

You wake up in a desert. Lost, confused and alone, you begin exploring - but you have no idea what you're looking for.

Growing up in 90s New Zealand it was mandatory for all fish and chip shops to have a pineapple fritter on the menu, a poster showcasing various sea life and a Streetfighter gaming machine that allowed plenty of entertainment from one 20c coin.

Is it possible for a game to be annoyingly cute? Or is it cutely annoying? Either way, Yoshi's Woolly World finds that fence and plants its butt on it without a care in the world.

Sick of stereotypes portraying gamers as fat, lazy and surrounded by chip packets on their couch?

Combine next-gen gaming consoles with the latest release of smart TVs and round-the-world trips are entirely possibly from the comfort of your couch.

If you're a fan of engrossing post-apocalyptic Playstation hit The Last of Us, it's time to rejoice: they're working on a sequel.

Yes, you can play as a dinosaur. That's the big question everyone wants answered about Lego Jurassic World, the 56th game in the Lego franchise and the first to take on the might of Jurassic World's box office bite.

It features a giant winged cat dog and a small child who can't jump properly - but the trailer for long-delayed game The Last Guardian stole the show at E3.