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The latest game in the Legend of Zelda franchise, TriForce Heroes, is in line for a late October release.

Last week’s Gamescom show provided a couple of new Black Ops 3 screens to tide you over till November’s release.

The Taken King is a massive expansion for Activision and Bungie’s FPS epic Destiny, and it’s got a brand new trailer that you can watch after the break.

Stompy Bot Productions’ customization-happy mech-battler is now available on Steam’s Early Access for the PC.

Possibly the final interview that Roddy Piper gave before his sudden passing is now watchable on GeekNation.com.

There are a good number of fans who probably saw this one coming, but the numbers in so far definitely make it sound like the Fantastic 4 reboot isn’t a winner at the box office.

A future dystopia might not be the most original of concepts in gaming, but developer Deck13 is taking the idea to the nth degree with The Surge.

Available right now (for Xbox gamers) is the final Exo-zombies mission for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, and it’s loaded with undead monstrosities, Bruce Campbell, and something that used to be John Malkovich.

From the super-strong, to the swift and agile, having a star player on your squad in Blood Bowl 2 can make all the difference between a cakewalk of a season and a slog. Be warned though, they come at a hefty price.

Ready to deftly avoid being hit with a toy train, Diamond Select Toys’ figure of Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man is officially available in stores.

If you’re a Super Smash Bros fan, then you’re in for some new Mii costumes this week, but there are some strategy and RPG additions to the eShop that might be worth your time as well.

See what happens when Faith sees more than she should have in EA’s Mirror’s Edge prequel.

Framed in classic Mega Man artwork, these new screens of some of the games in this new Mega Man collection are sure to elicit some nostalgic joy.

Ninja Theory’s newest is looking sharp as a finely crafted blade in this behind the scenes video.

Make your own way, via your own racing style, with five different race icons that are behind the quintet of ways to play EA’s Need for Speed reboot.

The strongholds are a part of the Wasteland in the upcoming Mad Max game from Warner Bros and Avalanche, and making alliances with their bosses will get you closer to taking out the local warlord, Scrotus.