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Nintendo fans, get ready to hit ‘subscribe’ as the company is getting a service together that looks remarkably like geek fave Loot Crate.

The War Chest is overflowing with toy armies in the latest iteration of Ubisoft’s Toy Soldiers, and it’ll be available to play on consoles and PC in just a few weeks.

Movers is on the receiving end of a “major” update that makes chatting about games on Nintendo’s systems a little easier.

In a world of hurt, Hellboy’s trek through hell continues when he faces off against a spiritual illness that’s killing him… again.

Marvel’s latest Avengers feature film hits digital download this September and home video this October, filled with deleted scenes, some outtakes, and more.

One of the best space-based RTS’ of all time returns in remastered form, but does it hold up?

There hasn’t been much to talk about in Nintendo land in the way of good news, but the company has just announced that sales are up. As you might imagine though, it’s not all sunshine and roses.

The multimedia assault is here for DC’s newest animated film Justice League: Gods and Monsters, and it brings an alternate look at Superman with the Son of Zod in a debut issue that fans of the DC Animated properties shouldn’t miss.

And I mean ‘buggy’ in a good way, as sci-fi RPG The Technomancer shows off some of its creepier, crawlier denizens.

Advanced Warfare faces a Reckoning.

Taking place within Marvel U canon, the newest Spider-Man series rewinds the clock with a teenage Peter Parker, and a Spider-Man who’s just learning how to swing.

Yes, Arnold Schwarzenegger is coming to WWE 2K16 as the Terminator. And yes, it’s both weird and kind of cool.

Capcom’s beta test for the PS4 exclusive (and PC) Street Fighter V hasn’t fared so well and has now been yanked.

Looks like that Odin Sphere remake we told you about will be getting a physical release as well as a PSN launch, and this isn’t just a HD remake either.

James Bond’s newest film is all about the nefarious organization called SPECTRE, and the new trailer gives us the first look at the man behind it all, portrayed by actor Christoph Waltz.

In light of the recent media firestorm that was kicked off by just released details from a lawsuit, Terry Bollea’s Hulk Hogan character has all but vanished from WWE’s history books. And you can forget about seeing him in WWE 2K16.