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Kao the Kangaroo makes a hop, skip, and a jump to modern consoles and PC, for a mostly delightful 3D platforming remake.

With a gaggle of movies in the can, the Fast and Furious franchise is about to hit the plastic tracks of Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged.

Return to the brutal days of the Great War in Ad Infinitum, but don’t expect enemy soldiers to be your only enemy in this horror title.

One of the biggest indie game releases of 2023, brutal side-scrolling sequel Blasphemous 2 is ready for for fans to pre-order some penance.

As crossovers go, this is one that actually makes some sense. Celebrating 20 years, The Walking Dead is crossing over with Dying Light 2.

Bandai Namco and FromSoftware are ready to give fans a deeper look at the incredible looking Armored Core: Fires of Rubicon.

Feardemic’s psychological horror adventure title Afterdream is set to bring its haunted mansion from the PC to consoles later this fall.

PlayStation Plus subscribers are in for a retro-treat with the hugely anticipated JRPG Sea of Stars. It’ll be on the service at launch.

We’re not sure how you might’ve missed it, but if you did, here’s the Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 trailer from Comic Con. Let the Venom speculation begin.

Making his debut in Street Fighter V, Rashid of the Turbulent Wind has brought his airy combat style to SF6 as the first expansion character.

Return to the realm of the Titans as King Kong in the third-person action title Skull Island: Rise of Kong, coming up later this year.

Wield the divine Gauntlet against a wicked god out to drain the world of life in Atlas Fallen. The latest trailer gives a peel at some in-game action.

The roster of the latest WWE title from 2K and Visual Concepts is growing yet again, with a mix of classic and modern superstars.

A cyberpunk, anime-fueled, third-person shooter/slasher from developer Soleil, Wanted: Dead is one sale now.

It’s been a while since we’ve seen Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, but the spectral action title is inbound for consoles and PC this fall.

More than just color swaps and a playable Usagi, TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge goes dimension hopping in the latest look at the DLC pack.