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Ubisoft’s absolutely gorgeous ‘turn-based RPG’ will be getting a deluxe edition for the UK that’ll be filled with some pretty cool goodies.

Capcom and developer Double Helix bring a rebooted Strider to consoles that not only updates, but outdoes and improves upon envy version that’s come before (including the arcade original) in every way.

PepsiCo’s Fritos line of snacks and publisher Activision have teamed to make a fan’s dream come true in more ways than one.

Looking mighty impressive, Titanfall is about to go crashing into Xbox One/360 consoles and the PC.

Batman goes next generation.

Activision and Beenox’ upcoming web-swinging sequel will feature a very cool four-pack of costumes as DLC if you preorder the game.

Ubisoft has announced that the sequel to the poplar motocross trickfest Trials Evolution will be available this April.

Shooters just got weird indeed…

Former Nokia big Stephen Elop has been tagged as the new head of the Xbox division at Microsoft.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is going to be a big game. As the official prequel to The Phantom Pain, there’s already a pretty massive incentive for fans of the series to grab it at release and now there’s even more reason thanks to Konami announcing some exclusive DLC …

Geralt comes to the comics world with a dark fantasy comic from Dark Horse Comics.

Press Play’s game about a boy and his marker comes to Xbox One in fine form. Get ready to doodle with nature.

Crytek’s game about the Roman Legion finally sees release as a launch game for the Xbox One- and is more fun than it probably has a right to be.

Far from dead as had been thought, Bethesda has announced that access to the upcoming Doom 4 (is that’s still the name for it) will be granted by pre-ordering the next game in the Wolfenstein series, The New Order. There’s a certain poetic quality to that.

Yes you read that headline right, Activision’s latest Transformers title will actually run an adventure across both separate universes as the Autobots and Decepticins search for something called the Dark Spark.

Ubisoft’s Raving Rabbids were all over the place in the McFarlane Toys booth, though titles like Assassin’s Creed and Halo were well represented too. And if you think Todd forgot about The Walking Dead, you’ve got another thing coming.