This week will see Microsoft tackle the hunger for more gaming reveals with a livestream aimed at showing off some of the Xbox Series X muscle that they’ve been flexing lately. But it won’t be the only event bearing their signature green!

Our pals at Rockfish Games and Plan of Attack have dropped an entire 20 codes for the PC prototype build of Everspace 2 into my inbox, and I’m looking to share the love.

More Mortal Kombat story and fisticuffs? Yeah, we're down for that.

Predator: Hunting Grounds has all the tools it needs to be a tense fight or flight action strategy experience, but they’re cloaked in an optic camouflage of game-breaking bugs, squandered opportunity and fleeting moments of fun. There’s a good game here, waiting to rip your spine out and parade it about the jungle in gruesome fashion, but I’m not planning to wait for Illfonic to get their development act together on a game that needed months more technical polish before it was truly ready for release.

Nobody keeps a secret like Nintendo, as the Japanese company is notorious for having a grip so tight on the inner workings of their company that they could use it to squeeze juice from a rock. What does rock juice taste like? That’s another secret that only Nintendo knows the dark and horrible answer to. Said grip must have loosened slightly lately, as data miners struck gold with a thick vein of Nintendo secrets that were thrown up on 4Chan.

While this particular game is based more on the JRR Tolkien novels than Peter Jackson’s film adaptions, there are certainly some pretty clear similarities.

In news that won’t shock anyone, EA Play is going digital this year, having booked a very E3ish date of June 11 for their digital event.

There’s always two sides to a story though, and executive producer Marty Stratton has added his own side of the tale to the controversy surrounding the DOOM Eternal soundtrack.