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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is still coming up, but Dotemu is showing fans how the idea took shape, and what’s in store.

One of the coolest looking games this year arrives with Vanillaware’s 13 Sentinels, along with House of the Dead, Chrono Cross, WRC10, and more.

April is in full swing, and game releases are about to pick up a bit. That includes a bunch of nice-looking Indies, and a few Star Wars games to boot.

Playing off the legacy of The Legend of Zelda, Xel (get it?) is almost ready to debut. Check out the latest details, and see it in action in the new trailer.

Want more superhero action in your racer? You’re in luck, as The DC Super Heroes Racing Season has begun in Mattel and Milestone’s Hot Wheels Unleashed.

Here’s a nice little surprise for Nintendo fans. Straight from the Neo Geo Pocket Color, comes SNK’s grappler Big Bang Pro Wrestling.

After what seems like an eternity in development, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga finally arrives this week. It joins MLB The Show 22 and more.

If you missed Nintendo’s announcement yesterday, then we’ll break the bad news – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 has officially been delayed.

Take it back to the techno-scape with the vectored universe of Tempest, as the latest installment of the shooter makes its way to Switch and the VCS.

Coming up next week, Nacon and KT Racing Studio’s World Rally Championship 10 is finally about to drive onto Nintendo’s Switch.

The biggest launch for this week is a game that’s been out for a while. The Booster Course Pass arrives for Mario Kart 8, adding in an eventual 48 (!) additional tracks.

The sequel to the original Redout is on the way to consoles and the PC this year, and the latest look at the upcoming title delves into its gameplay.

The latest from the pinball masters at Zen Studios has arrived, as the remaster of Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure is here for just about every platform.

An N64 classic lands on Switch this week with F-Zero X. Is there a chance this might mean the racing series could make it’s long-awaited return?

No, you’re not dreaming, there’s a collection featuring pretty much every classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video game on the way.