Without a doubt, Bethesdas decision to reveal a teaser trailer for The Elder Scrolls 6 during E3 2018 not only generated a groundswell of excitement around the long-running fantasy-RPGs fan base, but also caused them to breath a sigh of relief to know that its still in production. This also means that we dont know where exactly in Tamriel the game might be set. Is it possible that the trailer just went with a generic fantasy landscape, and that the final location where the game is set might not have been decided yet?

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker got a new trailer today that details the various modes available in the game, as well as new courses based off Super Mario Odyssey’s Sand Kingdom, Cascade Kingdom, and Luncheon Kingdom.

Hot off the heels of their E3 reveal, Capcom have released a five minute 4K gameplay trailer of Resident Evil 2 and it looks absolutely chilling. Rebuilt from the ground up, Resident Evil 2's re-release is so much more than just your standard HD remix. With fresh horrors and a new over the should camera angle, the scares will be that much tense – to be honest – it looks scary enough with the new lease of life that has been given to the game courtesy of the power that Xbox One and PlayStation 4 brings. Penned for a January 25, 2019 launch, there's a lengthy wait for this one that will see many clawing in anticipation for its release… especially our own Greg Giddens! Check out the 5 min gameplay trailer below, which where available, is also viewable in glorious 4K.

It's all very well after seeing nearly an hour of the game at E3 2018, but we - everyone watching from afar - haven't seen it, have we? I mean we're not jealous but it's really unfair.
All we've seen is which, OK, yes, does do a rather magnificent job of selling us on the character and riches of the Night City playground we'll lose ourselves in - you could even argue it's the city which will be the main character in CD Projekt Red's new game.
But before there was a trailer - awaited with something approaching Grand Theft Auto-like anticipation - there was of course concept art, and now CD Projekt Red has shared a smattering of images of it.

Yesterday at E3, Aoife got to try out the Resident Evil 2 remake which had been unveiled with a at Monday night's PlayStation showcase. The trailer didn't lie - this is shaping up to be a fantastic and terrifying reimagining of the horror classic.
The game now employs a Resident Evil 4-style over-the-shoulder camera angle, and some puzzles and scares have been remixed to help it feel fresh. Aoife reports that it's still soaked in atmosphere, though, and it's fun to go back to a baby-faced Leon Kennedy before he became an all-action hero.
Anyway - let's let this game speak for itself. You can watch the 20 minutes of gameplay Aoife captured in the embed below.

Mega Man X Legacy Collection is following in the footsteps of the previous Mega Man Legacy Collections, but is going a step further with the new X Challenge Mode. 
The new mode pits X in a new armor set against bosses from the series history. Rather than being a simple boss rush, however, the X Challenge mode combines Mavericks from different games and puts them into a single room with X. The bosses are arranged by themes, like ice bosses Chill Penguin and Frost Walrus together, Spiral Pegasus and Dark Necrobat to represent light and shadow, and the genuinely upsetting combination of Vile and High Max.
X only gets to choose two weapons aside from the X Buster to bring with him to the fights, which is a lot harder than it sounds. You can check out a trailer of the X Challenge fights below.
Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 + 2 is releasing on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch on July 24.

Grab your backpack and headtorch, and prepare to set off on a charming puzzle-platforming adventure in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, coming to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS family systems on 13th July. The game includes levels based on four of the Kingdoms from Super Mario Odyssey, with the newly released Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Overview Trailer offering a sneak peek at them. Players who […]

Nintendo has released a brand new trailer for Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS. The video reveals new stages which were inspired by the Super Mario Odyssey kingdoms. Those of you who are anticipating the game will pleased to know there’s a demo currently available on the Nintendo eShop for you to check […]

It's all very well after seeing nearly an hour of the game at E3 2018, but we - everyone watching from afar - haven't seen it, have we? I mean we're not jealous but it's really unfair.
All we've seen is which, OK, yes, does do a rather magnificent job of selling us on the character and riches of the Night City playground we'll lose ourselves in - you could even argue it's the city which will be the main character in CD Projekt Red's new game.
But before there was a trailer - awaited with something approaching Grand Theft Auto-like anticipation - there was of course concept art, and now CD Projekt Red has shared a smattering of images of it.

Yesterday at E3, Aoife got to try out the Resident Evil 2 remake which had been unveiled with a at Monday night's PlayStation showcase. The trailer didn't lie - this is shaping up to be a fantastic and terrifying reimagining of the horror classic.
The game now employs a Resident Evil 4-style over-the-shoulder camera angle, and some puzzles and scares have been remixed to help it feel fresh. Aoife reports that it's still soaked in atmosphere, though, and it's fun to go back to a baby-faced Leon Kennedy before he became an all-action hero.
Anyway - let's let this game speak for itself. You can watch the 20 minutes of gameplay Aoife captured in the embed below.