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A creature that played into the events of the War of the Ring in a very big way, Gollum is about to get his own Lord of the Rings prequel. Check out the first teaser.

People Can Fly’s third-person shooter Outriders just got a lot more mechanically inclined with the playable Technomancer class.

Kind of out of nowhere, but neat looking nonetheless, is NEXiLUX’ new series of gaming peripherals, which have hit stores for the Switch and PC.

Square Enix’ take on Marvel Comics’ Avengers is finally (almost) here. Check out the launch trailer, complete with some looks at gameplay.

Wasteland 3 is bringing players back to the wastes, this time to the frozen wilds of post-apocalyptic Colorado. But they won’t have to go it alone.

Fly like a Hawk in the new launch trailer for Activision’s incredible looking remake of the original 2 Pro Skater games. The bundle arrives September 4th.

Already out and about for the Nintendo Switch, Crysis Remastered is heading to the other big platforms as well, and sooner than you think.

The seedy underbelly of the Warhammer 40K universe is about to get its own game, thanks to Focus Home. This is Necromunda: Underhive Wars.

Knowing is half the battle, and now you know that there’s a new G.I. Joe game coming up, featuring the current versions of the classic Joe (and Cobra) roster.

The Ultimate Edition of Remedy’s Control is on the way, and it’s bringing the Alan Wake-connected AWE expansion with it. Oh, and Steam availability too.

Ready to get back on the board? With the remake of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 coming up fast, Activision is prepping a special (and very familiar) demo.

Not one, not two, but three different trailers for Cyberpunk 2077 hit today from CD Projekt Red, as they continue to tease the long awaited title.

He’s back. The new AWE dlc for 2019’s Control brings Alan Wake back to the spotlight for what sounds like it could be a very interesting little crossover.

For what’s it’s worth, we’re in the home stretch now, heading into the fall release season. And as usual, that means some cool stuff for August.

Crash fans eagerly awaiting the fourth (official) game in the series are going to want to see what was revealed at yesterday’s Sony event.