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The full Star Wars Saga is coming to a brand new LEGO game from Warner Bros., and now have our first look at the gameplay.

It’s the next generation of Call of Duty, but don’t worry because you’ll still be able to play the explosive-looking Black Ops Cold War on your X1 and PS4.

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.

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

The Batman is no more? With Bruce Wayne seemingly killed, it’s up to the Bat-Family to protect Gotham in a brand new co-op-friendly action game.

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.

Ready to get dirty again? Publisher Deep Silver has revealed the car classes that you’ll be taking around the track in the upcoming racer Dirt 5.

“The Gig” is the title of the latest trailer for CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077, which just got nudged back yet again, this time to November.

Yesterday’s PS5 reveal held more than just a look at the console itself. It also revealed a bevy of games, including Bethesda’s Deathloop and Ghostwire.

Miles’ version of Spider-Man headlines a new adventure in the first game’s universe on PS5. Have a look at the first footage from last night’s showcase.

The next-gen return of Resident Evil is confirmed. Capcom has taken the wraps off of Village, the next chapter in part 7 hero Ethan’s tale.

Thanks to Sony’s press/fan event yesterday, we finally know what the PS5 is going to look like, as well as what peripherals will be available at launch.

The PlayStation faithful will be getting a ton of new details about Sony’s PS5 in about a half hour (as of this writing). Finally, next-gen details are coming.

Sony is getting official with it’s in-house studios. They’ll all be together under one heading, PlayStation Studios, for the launch of the PS5.