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Dark Souls III isn’t available in the US till next month, but some gamers have been able to download an ‘international’ version of the title. Publisher Bandai Namco though, warns that that’s not the best idea.

The ‘automation’ DLC pack has arrived for Bethesda’s blockbuster Fallout 4, and it’s finally time to build some robots.

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens has a lot more than what you’re used to seeing from a LEGO game, namely cover mechanics and multi-builds.

Staple TMNT foes Bebop and Rocksteady are joined by the usual assortment of creeps and mutants, including a cyber-looking Shredder and a certain alien brain… thing.

Battlefront expands with new maps, modes, and playable heroes.

Classic Midway goodness lands in LEGO Dimensions, along with some iconic DC Comics and Ghostbusters characters.

What’s 2D, looks like an SNES game, and is loaded to the brim with horror and sneaking? That’d be 2Dark.

Could you soon be playing multiplayer games from your Xbox One with gamers on PS4’s?

This week, we have a few must read reviews. Our Street Fighter V review finally landed, as well as another Walking Dead Recap and a few other PC game reviews. This week we learned that Fable Legends is canceled and Lionhead is closing. Look through our list to find out …

I wonder if playing as Doom’s demons in multiplayer is going to be popular.

Harmonix has very likely parted ways with Mad Catz, and will tap PDP for further publication of Rock Band.

Microsoft is closing two of it’s European developers and cancel their games.

Miss out on the first two Dead Island games? Well that’s what the Definitive Collection is for.

More levels to the popular Call of Duty: Black Ops III game!

Horror themes aren’t foreign to Frogwares’ Sherlock Holmes series of adventure games, but The Devil’s Daughter has a completely different feel than anything that’s come before.

Looking forward to Homefront: The Revolution? Then you might be interested in the Goliath Edition, which includes an R/C drone car.