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If for some strange reason you were busy or had better things to do (unlikely), Ubisoft took the stage today for their E3 press conference. But don’t worry if you missed it, we’ve got you covered. So, let’s recap. Just Dance Every year I forget Just Dance is a Ubisoft …

Get ready to see a version of Metro’s post-apocalyptic Russia that you never have before. Metro Exodus takes the fight above ground.

Dante and Nero are back. Devil May Cry’s world is overrun with demons, which means plenty of opportunities for styled-out action. And what’s with that cybernetic arm?

The Bethesda press conference was a knockout, plain and simple. Like the one from a few years back, the publisher showcased a stunning amount of triple-A games.

There’s a fresh Serious Sam coming up, and it’ll be traveling all the way to Planet Badass. Expect vehicles, companion characters, and lots of big guns.

E3 2018 kicks off its major press conferences with a boom. EA talked up its latest Battlefield (with Royale mode), Anthem, Unravel 2, and even a little Star Wars.

If you missed today’s Black Ops 4 live stream, don’t worry. We have the full video for you, as well as a few highlighted points. Click the link to see if your favorite map will be making a return to CoD.

Space Hulk: Deathwing returns to the PS4 and PC with an Enhanced Edition that seeks to iron out some of the troubles plaguing the original release. 

The year is almost half over and June is here. That means two things really. The first is that E3 is only days away, and the second is that there aren’t going to be a ton of big name games released across the next few months. Or… does it?!

Knuckles isn’t letting his Chaos Emerald go without a fight. Then again, a fight might just be what loses it for him in episode 3 of Sonic Mania Adventures.

Another Warhammer title? Yep, but this one follows in the footsteps of the yet to be released Inquisitor – Martyr. Though it’ll be set in the medieval Old World, Warhammer: Chaosbane will feature action/RPG gameplay, a first for the IP.

Did you think that Assassin’s Creed would be skipping a year? You’re sort of right. It looks like Assassin’s Creed Odyssey will be taking the brotherhood to ancient Greece for a launch in spring of next year.