What's Left

Despite Xbox living in its nostalgia era, its showcase failed to give Halo a promising future.

We all have our happy places: somewhere - real or otherwise - to escape, relax, and replenish away from the stresses of the modern world. Perhaps yours is in nature, lost in the reverie of a spirited hike up a windy hill, or sweatily squatting your cares away amid the pounding Daruda Sandstorms of your local gym. Perhaps your demands are simpler: the call of a good book and an escape into the realm of imagination, or the familiar celluloid embrace of a favourite film, or - as I finally drag this intro into relevance - the soothing rhythms of a beloved video game. And hopefully it's the last on

Voldo. He's been in every Soulcalibur game, wiggling and gyrating his way into our hearts. But what's his deal? Voldo stands out next to the grim, stoic guys of fighting games. He's got grace, he's got slippery, slick moves, and more often than not he's covered in fishnets, leather and spikes. Pat traces Voldo's design through history, to post-World War 2 leather culture and up through the early days of wrestling. So, what's up with Voldo? A lot, but we'll walk you through it.#voldo #soulcalibur

Rooney? Ronaldinho? Messi? We want you to vote for the best FIFA or EA FC cover star.

It's once again time for Sony's PlayStation Plus library to shed some of its titles, meaning you have just a few weeks left if you're thinking of playing Risk of Rain 2, Tropico 6 or Roki a go.