Capcom’s not-E3 event yesterday delivered a bevy of Resident Evil news, including the surprise launch of new-gen editions of RE2, RE3, and RE7.

Not to be overshadowed by the glut of announcements on the general “Xbox” end of yesterday’s show, Bethesda had a few key titles on display.

With a good deal of gameplay on display at yesterday’s PC Gaming Show, Prime Matter and Nightdive Studios’ System Shock is shaping up.

The man is back. One of the most popular of the original World Warriors, Guile will make his return to the series for the just revealed Street Fighter 6.

Techland will be releasing Dying Light: Definitive Edition tomorrow, which caps off an amazing 7 years of active development on the game’s world.

If you missed it, Sega held a special Sonic the Hedgehog event yesterday titled Sonic Central. Frontiers, Origins, and way more made an appearance.

As we rocket towards PlayStation Plus’ evolution, Sony delivers God of War, Shinobi Striker, and Nickelodeon All Star Brawl to current subscribers.

Giving it what just might be a whole new feel, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl now has full voice-over and new items with a fresh batch of DLC.

Resident Evil is heading back to the virtual landscape, for another round of VR terror. This time it’s last year’s Village, and the destination is PSVR 2.

Get ready to get up close with the dead. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2: Retribution is bringing the series’ action back to headsets.

Waiting patiently for Rogueside’s side-scrolling Warhammer 40K Ork-themed blaster Shootas, Blood & Teef? Then you’ll wanna play the demo.

Making the leap to the current crop of consoles is aRPG Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr, and it’s bringing a Sister of Battle with it.

Terror lurches onto the PlayStation 5 today, thanks to Sony and Path Games’ Insomnis. The horror title is making the jump from last-gen and the PC.

Dreamcast platformer Kao the Kangaroo has made his way back to consoles and the PC, with a just released sequel that’s looking… punchy.

The track beckons once again, as off-road racing returns with the premier rally series, World Rally Championship. WRC Generations hits this fall.

Ubisoft’s Division sequel is still rolling, with a chunky new infusion of DLC. The new season brings new story content, as well a new mode and more.