Xbox One

If you were worried the the vanilla edition of LEGO Dimensions wouldn’t offer too much to do fresh from the box, well… don’t.

Diablo III gets new content and a bunch of changes.

Experience the full Dishonored story, complete with spiffy new looks, in the now available Definitive Edition of the game.

Driving, zombies, and driving into zombies- it’s Dying Light’s big and bad expansion pack The Following.

Don’t want that new guitar controller? That’s okay, because Rock Band 4 won’t force you to buy one. And while we’re talking music controllers, have a look at some new tracks that you’ll be able to play with them too.

The wasteland of Mad Max is a dangerous place indeed.

I’m not really sure what I just saw in this new Madden 16 trailer.

If a tweet sent off by Xbox boss Phil Spencer is any indication, backwards compatibility for the original Xbox’ games might be in the Xbox One’s future.

Making the jump from the Xbox to the PlayStation in terms of being first to get the downloadable content for this season’s Call of Duty title, the beta for Black Ops III comes to the PSN.

Hitting consoles and the PC this Holiday Season, Divinity: Original Sin is bringing some awesome new content to the travel in Enhanced format.

Don the garb of Michael Keaton’s Batman from the 1989 Tim Burton classic in this new DLC for Batman: Arkham Knight.

It looks like Activision and Freestyle Games’ newest take on the classic Guitar Hero franchise is going to offer more than we’d been led to believe. Yes, it’s karaoke time.

Looking like a whole new play experience, Dying Light’s monster The Following expansion is shaping up nicely in the new trailer.

Looking pretty interesting (actually, pretty and interesting) is The Solus Project. It doesn’t look like there’s a lot of action in this one, but there is plenty o mystery, and maybe the most important mission you could ever imagine- a quest to get home.

Do you like your Mad Max trailers a little more interactive? Then you’re going to love this new Choose Your Path trailer that lets you see how a few of the different choices you can make in the game can play out.

The upcoming ‘ultimate’ edition of the first Gears of War game is looking like it just might be the best bargain on the Xbox One for action gamers craving some Locust-sawing action this late-summer.