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He’s back. T2’s T-800 and T-1000 are on the way to Call of Duty as limited time operators, but Activision’s FPS is loading plenty more new content too.

Sonic Origins has more than a few hush-hush secrets apparently, though the latest episode of Sonic Speed Strats kind of lays ’em all out for you.

Batman is gone, but in the chaos, Gotham is still under the protection of the Bat-family in Gotham Knights. And Batgirl is right there in the middle of it.

The Mercenaries are back, with Winters’ Expansion for Resident Evil Village. The mode will bring new maps, as well as new playable characters.

From PLAYISM and indie dev FYQD Studio, FPS Bright Memory: Infinite has arrived on consoles, bringing some formerly unavailable visual options.

Mister Monday Night is here. Rob Van Dam has finally come to WWE 2K22, and he’s brought an eclectic set of other wrestlers with him.

Still thinking about taking the dive into last year’s Call of Duty title? Well, Activision has you covered, with a week of free Vanguard multiplayer.

Take up your sword, visit new lands… and run people through with a lance in Chivalry 2’s upcoming content. Did we mention it sold 2 million copies?

The first cRPG set in Games Workshop’s iconic Warhammer 40K universe, Owlcat’s Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader looks to be along nicely.

A heroic mosquito? It might not be something that you see every day, but Yars Revenge was a major title for classic Atari consoles. And now it’s back.

Mattel and Milestone’s toy-based racer is getting seriously Looney. And yes, we mean that as in “Looney Tunes”. The latest expansion is here.

Those seeking a good old fashioned action-role-playing adventure on consoles will want to check out September’s Pathfinder sequel.

Lock-on technology? Yeah, Sonic Origins has that… kinda. But even without snap-together carts, you can still check out some Sonic and Knuckles action.

Adapting an ancient Persian poem, IMGN.PRO and Black Cube Games’ The Tale of Bistun brings action and adventure to the Xbox and PC this week.

Ash’s time-traveling adventures have finally made the leap into Evil Dead: The Game. Expect new weapons, a new map and mode, and more.