A new trailer of Bandai Namco's Code Vein features another of the game's AI companions, the powerful warrior Yakumo Shinonome.

Rainbow Six Siege just got a new batch of cosmetic items, offering summer-appropriate attire perfect for staying cool through the hotter months - and look cool doing it. If you log in to Siege right now you’ll get two of the new Sunsplash for free, giving you a pair of cosmetics from the 12 item collection.
These packs - they bear a striking resemblance to Capri Suns, incidentally - offer the chance at items like Blue Hibiscus, which features Lesion in a Hawaiian shirt. Then there’s Scuba Six for Dokkaebi, an aptly named wetsuit, as well as our favourite, Summer Cool, which gives Lesion a popsicle stick to chew on.
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You’ll also have a shot at some colourful weapon skins, and some nifty charms ranging from diving masks and flip flops to a very angry Tiki idol, on top of all the other skins in the package.
The full collection will cost 2700 R6 credits, or just over $20 USD. Not a terrible value, despite the relatively small selection of skins. Legendary Sunsplash items
Easy Train - IQ headgear
Summer Cool - Lesion headgear Epic Sunsplash items
Blue Hibiscus - Lesion uniform

Freedive - Dokkaebi headgear

The Teddy Together series is getting a new game and this time it stars cats in a title called Neko Tomo for Nintendo Switch and 3DS. Bandai Namco shared a first look with a couple trailers and screenshots.

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Neil writes: "E3 is over but the next big show is just around the corner. For many, that will be Gamescom and today Bandai Namco have detailed their full 2018 line-up. It looks pretty damn tasty too."

Bandai Namco is bringing a total of 11 playable games to this year's Gamescom event in Cologne, Germany. Players who visit the publisher's booth in Hall 6 will be able to get hands-on time with anime fighting game Jump Force, SoulCalibur VI, the Nintendo Switch version of Dragon Ball FighterZ, action RPG Code Vein, Ace ...]

Hardcore Gamer: This is the Atonement volume which is a heavy name that comes with high expectations. Fortunately, it doesnt disappoint, though it takes more than a couple strange twists over the course of a playthrough. With that said, anyone looking to play this chapter must first complete the five which preceded it.

A port of the mobile game of the same name, Terarin Games MissileDancer has players locking onto enemies rather than blasting them outright. Does this new way to play pay off, or are you better off sticking with the classics?