New Pokemon Go network data has revealed models for Pokémon such as Smeargle, Nincada, Ninjask, and Shedinja, Clamperl and Huntail, as well as two of the legendaries from that generation: Jirachi and Deoxys.

Dead Cells has seen remarkable success during open development in Early Access. But if you were struggling to stay away from the random Castlevania runs, your wait for the full release is almost over.

Hearthstone’s current landscape will son be altered once again with the next evolution of the metagame, as a brand new expansion is due for release next month. August 7 will introduce The Boomsday Project, unleashing 135 new cards into Hearthstone and going all in on the mad science.

Last night, in a shock announcement, the entire Portuguese national football team signed with Juventus. Well, it may seem that way to those who believe that Cristiano Ronaldo carries that team, but his departure from Real Madrid – the club that’s been his home for nine years – came as a surprise. It’s also probably come as a bit of a blow to EA’s FIFA team

Lost on Mars transports the franchise’s insanity from Hope County to the red planet as Nick Rye is teleported to a hostile planet to help his buddy Hurk thwart an alien invasion of Earth. This adventure gives players a new arsenal of alien weaponry, including the Blaster of Disaster, Hellfire and Morphinator, while also introducing a new transversal tool with Space Jets. Humankind’s future is in the hands of the game’s most notorious guns-for-hire. Time to squash some bugs!

Can you believe it’s already more half way through the year? It feels like we’re just getting out of a very long January, but it’s already July, and soon enough we’ll begin winding the year down. In that vein, the US game-tracking service NPD has done a bit of prognostication, coming up with a bunch of predictions for the last quarter of the year, along with similar professional guesstimations for the year in general.

Hey, you seem to be lacking in gaming memorabilia swag. Well with a little bit of luck and some bribery, you could actually end this week with some neat prizes that all bear the logo of Ubisoft’s latest open-world game, The Crew 2!

Nintendo’s recently revealed paid online service for the Switch is…underwhelming to say the least. Beyond giving players the ability to play the games that they’re already playing online for free at the moment, the service will include will include cloud save back-ups, a handful of NES games to play and…well, not much else.