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Sega and developer Creative Assembly have a special (and free) Halloween treat ready for Rome II players… or is it a trick?

Technically the second package of DLC for Alien: Isolation (the first being the classic movie pack), Corporate Lockdown is an all-new look at the events on Sevastopol Station.

Alien: Isolation looks not to the second Alien film (you know, the one with the Colonial Marines?), but to the first, in an attempt to create a good old fashioned sense of creeping horror for gamers.

Well, maybe less like trailers and more like survival options for living with a xenomorph on a space station.

Last week, Sega’s Dreamcast console turned a stunning 15 years old so in honor of the big birthday year, I thought I’d put together some of my personal picks for the can’t miss games of the line.

Creative Assembly’s Alien: Isolation isn’t just one of the scariest-looking games you’re likely to find this Autumn, but it’s a spook-fest that’s set to last a good long time too with the just announced slate of DLC.

Sega and Creative Assembly’s horrific (in a good way) take on the Alien film franchise is officially ‘done’ and on the way to consoles and the PC.

PAX is one of the biggest enthusiast shows of the year and Sega will be taking full advantage of the massive audience with Sonic, Hatsune Miko, and that Alien game everyone is talking about.

Underpowered and underprepared are two things that you don’t want to be when being stalked by a vicious alien killer, but that’s exactly where you’ll find yourself in Alien: Isolation.

Alien: Isolation is looking like a spot-on foray into the terrifying world of the original film in the series. In the new trailer for the game, Sigourney Weaver and the rest of the cast talk about what makes it so compelling.

While we have yet to see Ripley and crew in the new prequel DLC for Alien: Isolation, you can hear them loud and clear in this new trailer.

So Alien fans are most definitely going to want to pre-order.

Sonic Boom might be a massive redesign for Sega’s classic Sonic the Hedgehog franchise on the Wii U, but while the new character designs are very much in play, the game for the 3DS looks like an old friend.

Sega brings back the terror to the Alien universe with Alien: Isolation.

Two of the possible biggest games of the year are on Sega’s docket for the big E3 dance, but they’ll be bringing more than just the Blue Blur to the show.

Michael Thommason, who has the world’s largest video game collection is putting them up for sale. What this means is that whoever buys all 11,000+ game not only gets a tonne of games but also a Guinness world record as well. The record stood last year at 10,607 games, but …