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It’s not like you’ve had enough of seeing Star Wars Battlefront yet is it? Well good, because we’ve got some fresh screens for you.

Activision’s Eric Hirshberg and Jamie Jackson introduce the first Guitar Hero title for modern consoles, and the first installment of the series in half a decade.

Harmonix has announced that their newest game will work with pretty much every piece of plastic equipment that you might have laying around the house, possibly including that new Guitar Hero Live controller.

Star Wars Battlefront from DICE is looking like it’s pretty much everything that you were hoping it would be.

Mortal Kombat X is a glorious evolution for the bloodiest fighting franchise in gaming.

Pick up Mortal Kombat X this week? Then you’re going to want to have a look at the Mortal Kombat X Wired Fight Pad from PDP, because this controller and fighting games go together like fists and smashed skulls.

Slightly Mad Studios’ racer gets a final release date at last.

Chances are, you’re going to like this. CD Project Red has released a little trailer for The Witcher 3 that, well, let’s say there’s almost 5 minutes of new footage and leave it at that.

Guitar Hero Live is the newest title in the formerly ‘on ice’ series, and takes the game back to its roots, but with what’s sure to be an explosion of new content and a brand new peripheral.

The world of micro-transactions collides with Mortal Kombat X as the game launches with a whole bunch of optional purchases.

Apparently, Darkside Game Studios imploded due to the constant shift in what Microsoft was expecting from Phantom Dust. Most of which was due directly to not having enough money to finish the game.

The second major expansion for Bungie’s Destiny is now available. Ready for the house of Wolves?

Black Ops III will be the next title in the Call of Duty franchise, taking gamers back into the shadowy world of behind the scenes warfare.

Ready to jump into a LEGO universe? Get your building hat on.

Just a rumor about a day and a half ago, the next game in the Deus Ex series is now officially Mankind Divided. Ready to get augmented one more time?

Square Enix’ next go at Deus Ex looks like it’ll be called Mankind Divided, and once again slip players into the cybernetics of Adam Jensen.