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Beasts of fantasy make a return to video gaming, thanks to DreamWorks Dragons: Legends of the Nine Realms. It arrives next month.

All Elite Wrestling has exploded within the pro-wrestling world over the last few years, and now it’s getting a video game with Fight Forever.

It’s a not-awful month for Xbox Live subscribers as go free games this month, as the service adds Saints Row 2, ScourgeBringer, Monaco and more.

The opening volley of fall/Holiday releases starts now, with Madden, Saints Row, PAC-MAN World: RePAC, Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed and more.

There’s a fresh selection of content coming to zombie action title Dying Light 2. Here’s your first look at “A Huntress and a Hag”.

Gotta go fast? You bet you do, especially if you’re a speedrunner. And that’s what the last episode of Sonic Origins’ Speed Strats series is all about.

How has this not happened before? The Terminator and Call of Duty seem like a perfect fit, and this August that’s just what fans are going to get.

Publisher NIS has unleashed news of a brand new shooter with Raiden IV x MIKADO. The mashup has a first-look and will be out in early 2023.

Ever wanted to play as one of the undead in Call of Duty’s ‘zombies’ mode? Well, now you can, though it’s only for a limited time, and in CoD Warzone.

Time to take aim once again sharpshooters, as the war’s not quite over yet. Sniper Elite 5’s Season Pass One is out now, kicking off with Landing Force.

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.