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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 was pretty hotly anticipated, but now it’s set a record for publisher Activision. The game is the company’s biggest digital, day one seller of all time.

If you’re picking up Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 tomorrow you’re going to want to think about getting it at Walmart. The retailer will be offering XP bonuses.

Geabox is taking their Borderlands series into the third-dimension. No, it’s not a new game, but a PSVR-exclusive edition of Borderlands 2 that we’re looking at.

Kicking off a world tour at Gamescom, Deep Silver and 4A Games’ latest, Metro Exodus will indeed be playable on the show floor.

Space Hulk: Deathwing returns to the PS4 and PC with an Enhanced Edition that seeks to iron out some of the troubles plaguing the original release. 

Picture Mad Max, but as a multiplayer game, and you have a good idea of what Fractured Lands is. From Unbroken Studios, the game is coming to Steam Early Access this summer.

The Walking Dead isn’t the only zombie-powered mega-franchise to get a four player co-op game. Today, Saber Interactive finally showed off their previously announced title, World War Z.

Return to the killing fields of WWII with Battlefield V, as EA takes the series back to where it all began. And before you say “again?”, know that you haven’t seen one that looks like this.

The new Call of Duty is here. Activision’s yearly FPS is looking sharp with Black Ops 4, with plenty of shooting, running, tomahawk throwing, shooting, dogs, and running. And running.

The sands of ancient Egypt is no place for a Redneck… or is it? Immortal Redneck sends its title hero thousands of years into the past for a little old fashioned revenge.

Bethesda’s shooter sequel to the relaunched Wolfenstein first landed on consoles late last year. And now it’s finally almost here, bringing more FPS action to the Nintendo Switch.

Originally released last year, Immortal Redneck is a procedural generated first-person shooter that blends “rednecks” and ancient Egypt. Yes really, and it’s pretty darn cool. And with this new release, we’re getting the game on Switch.

EA just detailed the overhauled player progression system for last year’s Star Wars: Battlefront II. Star Cards are in, but not in loot crates, and you can no longer buy them with real-world cash.