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World War Z rolls on thanks to Saber Interactive’s perennially popular crossover game, with the Thrill of the Kill update.

It’s going to be a wild and woolly Season 3 for the current crop of Call of Duty games, and that includes some way-out crossovers.

Released in 2020, Illfonic’s Predator: Hunting Grounds isn’t done yet. Fans can expect both new ports, and a host of updates.

A long-awaited game for the PC, the highly acclaimed System Shock remake is getting a console port to PlayStation and Xbox.

A JRPG with couch co-op? That’s exactly what developer Sabotage Studios is teasing for mega-hit indie title Sea of Stars.

Head back to the famed galaxy for a revisiting of two multiplayer (and solo) classics with the Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection.

For Honor, still kicking with the debut of Year 8, is set to launch standalone stories based on every faction, plus new maps and more.

The powerhouse of the Blackpool Combat Club finally arrives for AEW: Fight Forever in the newest DLC drop.

Coming down the aisle are the Deluxe and 40 Years of Wrestlemania editions of WWE 2K24, with the basic landing in a few days.

Bringing peace (kind of) to MK1 this week is DC Comics’ own Peacemaker, and of course he’s voiced by actor John Cena.

There’s a whole mess of licensed content hitting in Call of Duty’s Season 2 Reloaded this week, plus plenty of zombies.

MyRISE is back in WWE 2K24, serving up both women’s and men’s storylines, centered on your own created superstars.

An expanded version of the arcade title comes home for the first time, with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants.

If you saw that roster-reveal for WWE 2K24 and noticed a few of your favorites were missing, you might wanna check out the DLC.