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Threats of extreme winds, which ultimately came to pass on Sunday and forced the sprint to be abandoned, forced MotoGP to bring the Australian Grand Prix forward to Saturday. But it proved a memorable one for a paddock stalwart who celebrated his long-awaited maiden win. Since making his MotoGP debut in 2017, 119 grand prix events have passed without Johann Zarco – a rider brimming with promise when he stepped up as double Moto2 world champion – winning a grand prix. That changed on start 120 in brilliant fashion, as he preserved his rear tyre to come through to snatch the win from Pramac team-mate Jorge Martin on the last lap. It's a victory that could well have a big bearing on the outcome of the title, but that is of little concern to Zarco. After a wobbly start to the weekend, Francesco Bagnaia on the factory Ducati was able to extend his championship lead over Pramac by outsmarting his title rival. Martin's soft tyre gamble raised eyebrows ...

Among the waves of massive triple-A titles that come out in droves, and often feel like the same Game , there's inadvertently always a tiny indie that does some thing different. These titles may tell touching stories, hit upon a great Game play mechanic, or give you an NPC follower named Kelvin. Whatever it may be, they remind us that you don't always need a ton of money and high-end visuals to make a good video Game – Just look at Vampire Survivors. It's a simple Game - you just walk around and pick up upgrades and weapons that automatically kill swarms of enemies around you. It's a Game that wastes no time on fancy visuals and animations–so much so that finding a different feature image for this news is a task in itself. Developer Poncle is happy with the formula and doesn't want to overreach by making another Game that does the same thing . THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY RELATED: It Sucks To See The Vampire Survivor Rip-Off T...