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Get ready to skate one of the most iconic skate-locales in San Francisco, as Easy Day Studios brings Skater XL back to the 90s with Embarcadero Plaza.

We’re on the second week of what’s a pretty big month for next-gen releases of last-gen games. Crash 4, Avengers, THPS1+2, and more are all coming up.

Fans of the legendary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade games take note, developer Dotemu has a game you’re going to want to see.

Not as great as the PS+ offerings, Xbox Live subscribers nonetheless get some decent titles for March. Metal Slug 3 and Warface’s latest are included.

Blasting onto consoles this week is Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Video Game 4. Start your engines, racing, free-roaming and more await.

Survive, at all costs. Double Eleven’s open-world title Rust is coming to consoles this year, landing on the Xbox One and PS4 this spring.

If you’re a basketball fan who’s yet to play 2K’s latest take on the sport, then you are in for a treat and a half. The game is making its way to Game Pass.

If Focus Home’s Hood: Outlaws & Legends actually had Robin Hood in it, he’d be the Ranger class. Check out the stealthy character in the new trailer.

If you missed it, Team17 and Studio Koba’s awesome-looking techno-romp Narita Boy will be talking its console and PC debut this month, on March 30th.

High-speed action, massive firepower, and all-new zombies action. Yep, Call of Duty has some big updates this week with its second season of action.

Fresh from Steam’s Early Access program is Passtech Games’ Curse of the Dead Gods. The action rogue-lite is available now on consoles and PC.

SNK has a lot happening here in 2021, including SamSho DLC, and the launch of the newest game in its flagship fighting series, King of Fighters 15.

Blink and you missed it, but Bandai Namco teased its next fighter for the long-lived fighting game, Tekken 7. So who is it? Well, no clue actually.

Arcade wrestler/brawler WWE Battlegrounds is right smack dab in the middle of a massive roster update, adding loads of new grapplers.

Promising the most realistic rate yet on MotoGP, Milestone and Dorna Sports S.L.’s MotoGP 21 has a fresh look, and a final release date.