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One of the most iconic versions of the Dark Knight is coming to collectors from Hot Toys, with 2 versions of Batman and his classic Batmobile.

Coming up later this month, Cyanide’s latest go around with the Blood Bowl license is looking ready to field its team. Check out the latest gameplay.

Humans have become slavering monsters in the post-apocalyptic world of Remedium: Sentinels. Check out the first look at this survival game.

Fresh action is now available for futuristic racer Redout 2, by way of the Winter Pack. It’s loaded with new tracks, a new mode and more.

Covered with RGB lighting and sporting a way smaller than usual footprint (40% smaller), Roccat’s Magma Mini is out now and ready to light your way.

Castlevania fans might not have gotten a new game in a while, but thanks to Dead Cells they’ll be able to relive some lost glory with the new expansion.

The 2/8 Nintendo Direct was a whole forty minutes of ports, DLC, and previously-announced titles. But when the ports are so good, it’s hard to complain. That’s a little reductive. There were a couple of surprises in addition to more Advance Wars, more Rain Code, and more The Legend of …

One of the stars of yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, the hotly-anticipated RPG Sea of Stars finally has a release date, as well as a playable demo.

Weathered from battle and the hand-print of a fallen Trooper, Finn’s helm from Star Wars: The Force Awakens is up for pre-order.

If you missed yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, this is the place for you. Click on through for the full recap, including all the big reveals and surprise drops.

Just about to ship out, Asmus Toys has maybe its most impressive figure to date in its Lord of the Rings series. Check out Gandalf the White.

Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct brought some game announcements, but also a few shock-drops. And those included Metroid Prime Remastered, out now.

Time to get back to the war zone. Actually, make that “Warzone”, and while you’re at it, throw in Modern Warfare II as well. Season 02 is next week.

One of the more unique games we’ve seen in a while, Ringlab’s Scorchlands mixes magic with tech, and terraforming too. Oh, and bird-people.

Coming up this year, Session: Skate Sim is ready to deliver some new content for skate fans, as well as make the jump to Nintendo Switch.