It has been over 17 years since Onimusha: Warlords kicked off a beloved series full of intense sword fights, duty-bound warriors, and demons determined to envelop the world in darkness."

It's exciting to see Supermassive resuming the narrative-based horror that made them famous, while reaching out to a broader audience across multiple platforms.

Finally, the very gameplay demonstration shown behind closed doors at E3 and Gamescom this year has been made available to the public.

Dragon Ball Z’s Vegeta and One Piece’s Blackbeard, Sanji, and Sabi also join the fray.

Each episode of Spacelords is an intense adventure of four challenging missions that can be played cooperatively or as an Antagonist attempting to thwart the Raiders. It's a bit like the ill-fated but excellent Evolve, but with more story and cutscenes directly woven between each match.

Warhammer: Vermintide 2’s first major DLC drops on August 28.

The DLC announcement feels a little poorly timed, for while the Soulcalibur VI won't be out until October, the game's full roster of playable characters has not yet been revealed.

The new footage showcases incredibly destructible environments, massive boss fights, freezing time and Nero using his own robot arm as a rocket board because why not.

Also mentioned in the update is the news that the planned PlayStation Vita version is no more. Igarashi explained that it was no longer feasible" due to Sony's plans to discontinue the Vita console.

According to Dontnod, players will “need to make the kind of tough choices you can expect from a Life is Strange game, and you will need to live with the consequences of your actions.”

Batman: Arkham Knight possibly the most definitive statement on the relationship between the Caped Crusader and his staunchest adversaries.

There’s a sense of assured confidence on display here and a desire to try new things and double down on past strengths.