E3

The Nintendo Switch version of Doom Eternal is expanding. Part 1 of The Ancient Gods, the massive expansion for the game, has arrived.

Remember Atomic Heart? The FPS was first seen years ago, and then kind of vanished. Well, it’s still on the way, and thanks to an E3 trailer, it’s looking great.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will indeed have a sequel coming, we already knew that. But the first tease of the game is a jaw-dropping one.

Metroid fans have long memories, which is good since it seems to take forever to get games in the series out. Case in point, Metroid Dread.

In a surprise announcement, Rebellion’s single player and co-op third-person shooter Strange Brigade has made its way to the Switch.

Square Enix is taking their Marvel license to the stars, with a Guardians of the Galaxy title that looks like a cross between the movies and comics.

Blizzard’s remake of their classic aRPG Diablo 2 is coming up, maybe faster than anyone thought, and will be landing on the PC and consoles this fall.

One of the biggest games coming to Xbox Series X|S this holiday season (?) is definitely Halo Infinite. And if you love the series for its multiplayer, you’re gonna be happy.

During Ubisoft Forward we were treated to an extra look at the dictator of Yara from Far Cry 6, Anton Castillo (Giancarlo Esposito) and the season pass that’ll follow after release.

The Xbox/Bethesda briefing ended with a “one last thing” moment that introduced Redfall, a new 4 player co-op title from Arkane Studios.

Bethesda’s latest Doom title is about to get even better looking. Announced at the Microsoft presser, the title will get a boost on June 29th.

Waiting to dig back into The Elder Scrolls Online? Well now might be your time. For starters, Blackwood is here, and so is the new console overhaul.

Things are about to explode in Fallout 76, Bethesda’s MMOish open-world title. At long last, the Brotherhood of Steel is about to arrive.

EA’s sending famed warfare FPS Battlefield into a future plagued by natural disasters. But that’s not all that’s new, as Battlefield 2042 will be multiplayer only.

There might be sequel films coming, but now you can also return to Pandora in Ubisoft’s upcoming video game based in the world of Avatar.