Expo

A brand new, monster collection of classic Capcom titles are on the way to consoles and the PC this fall with Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium.

Shown at Microsoft’s presentation on Sunday, Ereban: Shadow Legacy looks like a stylish, shadow-cloaked stealth adventure. It arrives in 2023.

Capcom’s not-E3 event yesterday delivered a bevy of Resident Evil news, including the surprise launch of new-gen editions of RE2, RE3, and RE7.

Modus Games’ newest is looking like a bit of a departure for the action genre. The “dual-combat-focused action title” Soulstice is coming in 2023.

Space… farming? That’s right, FRAME BREAK and Amplifier Game Invest’s Lightyear Frontier will allow players to till the land on alien worlds.

One of the surprises at yesterday’s Xbox and Bethesda showcase, Cococucumber’s Ravenlok shows off a gorgeous 3D pixel aesthetic.

Not to be overshadowed by the glut of announcements on the general “Xbox” end of yesterday’s show, Bethesda had a few key titles on display.

The dead will rise… and they’ll actually be rising to help you wage war on the forces of evil, as long as you’re playing Diablo IV as a Necromancer.

The big orange tracks are back. Not long after getting a winner of game all to itself, Hot Wheels is coming to Forza Horizon 5 (and looking great).

Yes, it’s finally got a release date. Gross-out horror title Scorn has a brand new look, some fresh details, and a release date just before Halloween.

A game that we haven’t seen much of, the Xbox showcase detailed some gameplay for the “Gunpowder and Magic-Fueled” title Flintlock.

With a good deal of gameplay on display at yesterday’s PC Gaming Show, Prime Matter and Nightdive Studios’ System Shock is shaping up.

In the latest tongue in cheek video bit from the publisher, Devolver Digital pokes fun at marketing in general, and announces a 2022 showcase.

No E3? No problem, if you’re a PC fan. PC Gamer will be returning with the PC Gaming Show, an event stocked with announcements and surprises.