Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman’s Wakandan accent was developed to rebel against the taint of colonialism that has ravaged the continent of Africa, as the actor explained in a recent interview.

With Square Enix almost managing to fatally garrotte Hitman developer IO Interactive when they dumped the studio, it looked like the continued adventures of Agent 47 would grind to a halt. A reborn episodic series had managed to create a stellar sandbox of stealth and murder, while also building a story that was meant to last across several seasons of action and intrigue. IO Interactive bounced back however, secured their independence and got to work on a second season of Hitman. A second season that is now truly official.

Loot boxes are most likely here to stay for the foreseeable future however, with most publishers being more interested in games being platforms that encourage fans to spend on random rewards. It’s an idea which can easily be implemented in any game, but its potential seems to be tailor-made for RPGs whose entire goal is giving players the tools to grow stronger during the course of an adventure. RPGs like the upcoming Monster Hunter World. Fortunately, it seems like Capcom’s next big thing is bucking that trend.

Next year, Sunset Overdrive’s Insomniac takes a stab at giving the wallcrawler a new lease on life. On paper, it sounds perfect: A studio known for energetic and radical games getting the chance to develop some massive fan-love for the webhead in their own particular style. With Spider-Man Homecoming proving that there’s still plenty of love out there for the iconic New York hero, the time to strike the iron is now.

Metal Gear Survive finally has a release date of February 20 in the US of A and February 22 in Europe. Konami confirmed the launch date, as well as the obligatory bonuses for anyone who pops down some early cash and faith for a pre-order.

According to developer sources via Kotaku, the dates for the next three Steam sales have been leaked. The first kicks off this week with a spooky Halloween sale.

The first casualty of October then is Age of Empires: Definite Edition, whose original October 19 release date has been left in burning away. With like those tiny little flames. The Age of Empires flames. Dammit you know what I’m talking about.

Here’s the bad news, followed by the good news: You’re not getting a proper Fear Effect sequel (Does Fear Effect Sedna count? I’m not sure and I don’t think it’s even out yet). In my best Farnsworth voice however, the good news is that fans are at least getting a remake of the first game in the series, titled Fear Effect Reinvented.