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Resident Evil 3 returns to complete the Raccoon City saga. Does the late-90s classic still hold the same thrills and chills? Yep, that and plenty new ones.

A nice little selection of indie games are hitting physical games service Limited Run Games this Friday, including Black Bird and Dark Quest II.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Season 3 is here as of today for console and PC gamers. Activision has released the full roadmap of what you can expect.

If you’re a PS+ subscriber and you’ve skipped out on what’s one of the PS4’s very best, April brings a happy surprise with Uncharted 4.

Well, what can you say about this coming month. It’s probably not going to be great in a lot of ways. So let’s just focus on the games set for launch.

Easy Day Studios has a few announcements ready as to their long awaited skate sim Skater XL, not the least of which is the official release date.

Arguably the best-loved game in the series, Deep Silver’s Saints Row The Third is back, and this time the Full Package is fully remastered.

Easily one of Sony’s biggest games of the year, The Last of Us Part II has been officially delayed. Till when? No one is exactly sure.

Square Enix’ incredible looking remake of Final Fantasy VII is about to drop on PS4. And well in advance of that, you’re now able to preload the game.

The latest Resident Evil remake from Capcom is finally here. Dig back into Raccoon City’s zombie outbreak in Resident Evil 3.

Not a sequel to the recent soft-reboot of the Modern Warfare series, this is the original Call of Duty classic sequel. But it’s just a bit better looking now.

Been following Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled’s season of free “Grand Prix” DLC? Even though the season is over, Activision is pumping out more.

Bandai Namco’s two latest fighting games are both pretty heavy on the DLC, with Tekken 7’s Season Pass 3 and Soul Calibur VI’s upcoming Haohmaru.

Bethesda and id Software’s latest Doom title, Doom Eternal, has bashed its way through serious records this week, as it debuts on PC and consoles.