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Looking for a little neon-powered racing action? Then you might want to look no further than Entalto’s PlayStation exclusive Neon Hat.

A decent month is coming up for PS+ subscribers, as Sony’s online freebie service delivers Plants vs Zombies, Tennis World Tour 2, and Hunter’s Arena.

From Dear Villagers, Recompile gets gamers into the grid, with what sounds like a Tron-like experience. Check out the mainframe in this first look.

Still a ways off with a Q1 2022 release planned, SNK’s next King of Fighters is nonetheless looking great, and packing some heavy-hitting female heroes.

Caribbean trade-sim Port Royale 4 is getting current. Kalypso and Gaming Minds Studio’s latest is getting a PS5 and Xbox Series X|S sized-update.

Coming up this fall, Saber Interactive’s World War Z: Aftermath brings a new mode, class, and storyline to the post-apocalyptic co-op shooter.

When Hot Wheels Unleashed hits consoles and the PC this fall, it’s going to be sporting some awesome rides. That includes some of your pop-culture faves.

Rebellion’s popular WWII sniper title Sniper Elite 4 has made the leap into the current generation, with a free PS5 and Xbox Series X|S upgrade.

Believe it or not, Crash Bandicoot is 25 years old. To celebrate that gaming milestone, Activision has a pair of new bundle packs ready to spin.

Bloober Team’s dystopia has returned. Observer: System Redux refits the cyberpunk tale with new options, and brings it to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Phoenix Point: Behemoth Edition is packing all the PC game’s DLC and bringing its brand of turn-based, sci-fi strategy to consoles this October.

In Death’s Door you play as a crow. But this isn’t your everyday bird. In the game’s world, crows are harvesters of souls, and this one’s got a problem.

Ready for action? You better be, because Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is reloaded and bringing more multiplayer carnage and lots of zombies.

Deathloop’s time anomaly is a cruel place, take this new mission for example. In it, Colt hunts down his target Aleksis, but he’d best watch his back.

Unveiled during Sony’s State of Play event last week, Sega’s Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles is on the way this fall.