Excited for Dragon Ball FighterZ? The upcoming beta is fast approaching, but Bandai Namco are delaying things to increase the scope a little more.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is adding two new baldy brawlers to its ranks: Krillin and Piccolo. And hopefullyalso a Krillin Owned count.

Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 hits the Nintendo Switch later this year, porting over the three-dimensional fighting game to that system and hopefully rocking all of the graphical dragons in the process. If XenoVerse 2 can succeed on that system, then perhaps a port of next year’s Dragon Ball Fighter Z isn’t too far off.

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Strikers is the next game out from Bandai Namco next year, starring all of your favourite ninjas and that little bastard Boruto. Here’s where the formula mixes things up a bit: Your characters are now split across four distinct categories in team-based online skirmishes. Players can choose from Attack, Ranged, Defense and Healer archetypes, augmenting their basic skills of ludicrous finger-snapping jutsus with unique talents. It kinda looks fun so far.

What happens when you merge the animation quality of Studio Ghibli with a fantastic role-playing game experience? You get Ni No Kuni, one of the more charming JRPGs to emerge in recent years. While a sequel was unexpected, it wasn’t exactly unwelcome as fans prepared themselves for a journey into the Revenant Kingdom. Bad news: Said journey will have to wait a little bit longer, as Ni No Kuni 2 has been delayed from November 10 through to until January 19 in 2018.

Gundam isn’t just a swell collection of anime series (Turn A Gundam and the 13th MS Team being two of my favourite underrated classics), its also made a natural transition to video games over the years with numerous titles. It’s making a comeback in the west this year, as the first true Gundam game in many a year is busting out of Japanese arcades and is headed to PlayStation 4 on September 29.

It’s ambitious, imaginative and often intriguing and does its best to deliver something fresh and unique. Unfortunately, Get Even fails to nail down the fundamentals, resulting in a sadly disjointed, overwrought experience.

Bandai Namco revealed the various extras that’ll accompany Project Cars 2 for digital pre-orders and the season pass.Surprise! It’s more cars. I mean, of course it is. Here’s a breakdown on what your fandom earns you.