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Looking for yet another Summer Sale to empty that wallet into? Ubisoft’s got you covered.

Well this is one of the coolest things I’ve seen today. The Masters of the Universe have joined Ubisoft’s Toy Soldiers: War Chest along with that Real American Hero.

Avengers Assemble! Marvel Comics’ premier super-team takes it to both movie villains in a LEGO title that spans their filmography.

It looks like a third entry in the Dark Souls series is on the way to consoles for a 2016 release.

The first real look at the soon-to-be re-released Resident Evil 0 is here, and yep, it’s still creepy.

Streum On’s take on the classic Games Workshop tabletop title is looking dark, claustrophobic, and filled with menace. So, pretty good then!

Yep, The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is a hit to the tune of 4 million copies sold.

Here’s one for the Mega Man fans out there. While it’s not a new title, this collection of the original six NES games from the classic platforming series should scratch that nostalgic itch at the very least.

The Oddworld Inhabitants have yet another classic Oddworld title on the way to the mobile handsets of the world with Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee.

Ready for Supremacy? Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s latest downloadable content pack is available right now for Xbox gamers.

Yep, you’re finally going to get to play PC games with that far out stickless Steam controller.

A crime caper game, The Masterplan is currently raiding PCs and Macs everywhere.

Gearbox is coming out with a whole new IP this winter: Battleborn. Self-proclaimed “Hero Shooter” Battleborn, “is a new first-person shooter for every kind of badass” (emphasis theirs). Featuring 25 vastly different playable characters, the game looks very different than most current fps games. Gearbox’s Borderlands background may contribute to …

Mighty No.9 is looking mighty indeed in this new trailer. And if you’re keyed up for the release, then you might want to consider that new Collector’s Edition too.

Just a short time after the game officially went final and saw release, Warner Bros has announced that it’ll be discontinuing service on the DC Comics’ online game.

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