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How about a bit of the old untraviolence? Make it ridiculously fast too and you have Apogee’s upcoming first-person shooter, Turbo Overkill.

Time to rumble, as in Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions. The arcade boxing title from Survios and MGM has launched for consoles and the PC.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot + A New Power Awakens Set is coming up this month on the Nintendo Switch, and has a pair of new fighters to check out.

Inspired by some legendary titles, Severed Steel employs a stunt system and copious amount of bullet time to present a fluid action experience.

So it, in fact, does run Crysis. And I’m referring to the current generation of consoles and the PC (natch’), as the Crysis Remastered Trilogy is on the way.

Fans of Sega’s blue speed demon should be happy this week, with the launch of Sonic Colors Ultimate. It’s just about the only standout however.

Can you be too big of a criminal in Modus Games’ Rustler? The game allows players to be a right proper villain, even down to launching cows.

One of the nicest surprises of 2020, could Streets of Rage 4 get any better? Well, yes it can, with the addition of the survival mode Mr X Nightmare.

Well, here we go. This holiday season might have started slow, but it’s set to roll with a month that brings Sonic, Deathloop, Diablo II and lots more.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is getting a pair of additional characters, with CatDog and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ own April O’Neill.

With a 16bit look, 2Awesome Studio’s Aeon Drive is bringing fast-paced, side-scrolling cyberpunk action to consoles and the PC next month.

Ever wanted to race cars, as a triceratops? How about a shark (with a frickin’ laser), or a UFO? Then check out the latest Cruis’n Blast trailer.

Travis Touchdown returns in No More Heroes 3 this week, along with Quake, the Doom collection, and a whole bunch more.

If you want to go into Nintendo’s upcoming Metroid title fresh, you might want to avoid today’s new trailer, as it’s got a look at a new (old) foe.

The recent heavy metal-themed side-scrolling action game Valfaris is getting a sequel in 2022, and it’s somehow getting even metal-er. Yep, mech suits.