E3 2021 is almost over, and in keeping with the theme of everyone getting a small press conference, Razer hit the digital stage yesterday to show off its upcoming wares. Nothing too surprising here: some new hardware, confirmation of post-pandemic fashion, and a few peripherals were the order of the day, each one featuring the Razer brand of style, green, and a whole lot of RGB.

DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power succeeds in not feeling like a simple cash-grab. Much like its source material, it has genuine heart, plenty of activities to take part in, and a cast of characters who are simply adorable. Some of its more social open-world gameplay may feel a touch slapdash, but its colourful and explosive action more than makes up for it by being a blast of addictive and easy-to-grasp fun.

Microsoft is bringing its xCloud streaming app to all devices with the help of a streaming stick.

Few things in this universe are set in stone but the generally high visual quality of a Forza game is one such thing.

At long last, Final Fantasy is ready to spin a new game out from the main series. What's it about? Chaos. CHAOS! SO MUCH CHAOS! cHaoS!

Right, because a third-person action live-service game really panned out well the last time, right Square Enix?

One of the biggest surprises of E3's second day was easily the reveal of a Guardians of the Galaxy game at the Square Enix Presents showcase, which looked nothing like the publisher's infamously-empty Marvel's Avengers. Whereas that game starring Marvel's A-team felt like it was checking boxes on a live to-do list, Guardians of the Galaxy is hitting PC and consoles later this year as a dedicated single-player game.

Here's the full round-up of trailers, reveals, and news from the Xbox and Bethesda joint conference.