Expo

Spawn creator Todd McFarlane is going to be all over the San Diego Comic Con next month. He’ll be on panels, at signings, and of course in his booth.

There are a ton of great exclusives already announced for this year’s Comic Con. Well, add some more to that pile with DST and Gentle Giant’s reveals.

You might have caught this one already, but it bears repeating. Konami is making a retro Turbografx 16 Mini console. Actually, they’re making three.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy is coming to the Switch, as announced by Activision this E3. Making less of a splash, it’ll soon be on PC too.

Out of nowhere, the original post-apocalypse returns. Wasteland 3 welcomes gamers to frosty Colorado in spring 2020.

It’s true, the rot is going portable. Cthulhu-infused horror title The Sinking City is expanding onto the Switch later this year.

How did CD Projekt Red get The Witcher 3 onto the Nintendo Switch? Magic, maybe? It is on the way though, and in “complete” form.

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is speeding towards release. But that’s not all that’s on the way. There’s seasonal content coming too, and it’ll be free.

Formerly an Xbox One exclusive, Super Lucky’s Tale is coming to the Nintendo Switch. But this isn’t the same game you played 2018.

The park is open for business this fall, as Planet Zoo gets a November release date on the PC. Pre-orders are live now for the park-builder.

Before E3 really got under way, the only games we were really expecting to show up, for sure, were Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, Project Avengers and possibly Outriders, the newly-announced IP from Square Enix. Final Fantasy VII Remake The show kicked off with a trailer showcasing …

LEGO games are capping off a saga, with LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. As you can imagine, that means 9 movies playing out across 1 game.