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High-tech horror title SOMA is on the way to the PC and PS4 (and your nightmares) this September.

Activision and developer Vicarious Vision have unveiled the next innovation in the Skylanders series, and it looks like you’ll be racing around on land, sea, and air in the newest title set to arrive this Fall, Skylanders SuperChargers.

Yep, it’s time to return to the Wasteland, Fallout 4 is very real. Update: Trailer and more after the break.

Complete with ridiculously over-the-top, gory Fatality, Tany makes a return to the arena of Outworld in Mortal Kombat X’ next set of DLC.

Valiant’s big Book of Death event kicks off with the final tale of the ultimate killing machine- Bloodshot.

A reinvention of the classic Games Workshop title, Auroch Digital’s new Dark Future: Blood Red States lets gamers take to the roads of semi-post-apocalyptic America.

Really, who wouldn’t want to add a little more Deadpool to their life? And having him save your change for you? That’s just a bonus.

Available right now on the Xbox One and coming soon to the PS4, Deep Silver’s Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux’ now have free to play demo levels.

Vehicles will have a total of three possible builds in the upcoming LEGO Dimensions, oh, and there are some more character announcements too. Yes… more.

Already available as a surprise launch in Japan, Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure is on the way to the rest of the world next Friday.

The roles are reversed in this sequel to the runaway strategy hit XCOM: Enemy Unknown/Within, as humans are now the invaders… on their own world.

I’m curious as to what Bethesda will announce tomorrow as E3 is just around the corner. Are we going to get an announcement trailer tomorrow and a release date at E3? or are Bethesda going to exclude Fallout 4 from the E3 show entirely. We will have to wait until …

I’m afraid that there’s no fair way I could review Carmageddon. I’ve talked to people who really enjoyed it, but my experience has been the exact opposite. So sit back, and just listen to my tale of woe.

Remember that bit after the Kojima/Konami split where the game-maker said that they’re moving into mobile games and kind of forgetting about consoles? Well, forget that… mostly.

Ray Palmer is about to get even cooler on the DC Comics CW TV show Arrow, with the addition of his shrinking abilities. And now you can add him to your desktop (or wherever) thanks to statue and collectible maker, Icon Heroes.

So here’s kind of a strange one; it’s rumored that the next console from Nintendo is set to make use of an Android OS.