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Arriving in just a few week’s time, Eternal Con is set to deliver a comic book convention back to Long Island, NY in style.

Bethesda announced the official release date for The Evil Within today, along with a pre-order incentive called The Fighting Chance Pack.

A half dozen action flicks starring WWE superstars are on the way courtesy of the team-up.

Well, that didn’t take long. It looks like the recently announced toys will be figured into the upcoming edition of the Nintendo fighting game franchise.

The Justice League is heading into space, to save the Green Lantern corps and take on classic Superman baddie Brainiac in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. Teaser trailer and more after the break.

The Sony exclusive has been pushed back until next year.

The second issue of Valiant’s Shadowman epic brings back Shadowman’s greatest villain, and possible only source of help.

Warhammer 40k goes tower defense with an action tilt.

Dark Horse Comics’ 19th century paranormal investigator heads to Haalam to look into some mysterious murders surrounding a cure-all elixir and some strange creatures.

Some of the greatest fictional characters of all time come together in one big brawl for it all in Crytek’s Arena of Fate.

A better look at the in-game action in Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark is on tap for the latest trailer for the game, along with an intro for Drift, a Decepticon turncoat who’s fighting on the side of the Autobots.

4x strategy goes galactic in Arkavi Studios’ Lords of the Black Sun. Get ready for starships, colonization, and a surprisingly manageable amount of stuff to do.

More do not miss Valiant Universe action as the Earth of the 41st century continues to be explored.

Though we’re not going to hold out collective breath here at BG, a rumor going around right now says chart Valve is hard at work on both Half Life 3 (or episode 3, or whatever) and Left 4 Dead 3.

Update one for TESO intro’s a new adventure zone, as well as a whole bunch of fixes and improvements.

Even here in the digital age, most gamers in the UK still prefer getting their software the old fashioned way.