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Look, it happens, games get delayed. Devolver Digital is happy to still show those games off… you just won’t be playing them for a while.

For 3 years QuakeCon has been a digital only event, but that dearth of an actual show officially ends this week in Grapevine, Texas.

A trio of new Mortal Kombat 1 faces made their debuts at Evo yesterday, including a fan favorite return with the shapeshifting Reptile.

Two more fighters have been confirmed for Tekken 8, including a familiar face and a fresh addition who’s a coffee-maven turned fighter.

There’s a pack of Wolves coming, and it’s set to bring the Fatal Fury into the modern age. Check out the first-look trailer, straight from Evo.

Fighting celebration Evo played host to some big news about Capcom’s Street Fighter 6, including the intro of the TMNT.

Making the jump from Switch and PC is Dust & Neon, a twin-stick shooter that melds the old west with high-tech robots, and lots of blastin’.

DC Comics’ Justice League dips back into video games with Cosmic Chaos, a cartoony game that sets players loose in Happy Harbor.

Telltale returns with a big new license in The Expanse. Though it doesn’t change much in terms of the company’s formula.

August is the swansong for Xbox Games with Gold, delivering one last whimper before transforming into Game Pass Core.

From THQ Nordic and Ashborne Games, the post-WWI title Last Train Home tells a harrowing tale, of a Legion stranded in Russia.

Classic PC RPG fans might want to keep an eye on this one, as Passageway of the Ancients brings back retro-roleplaying in early ’24.

Sure, fighting hordes of wicked villains and rogue beasts is cool and all, but in Atlas Fallen you’ll also be doing some… sand-surfing.

Larian Studios’ biggest RPG ever, and one heck of a long-awaited sequel, Baldur’s Gate 3 is ready to adventure on the PC as of today.