Vampires are still kind of cool. They’re history’s greatest supernatural public domain asset, characters who have popped up in numerous media while Bram Stoker’s estate really wishes that the old bastard had done a copyright on his Dracula story. Bandai Namco wants a piece of that. After some teasing last week with copious amounts of blood and a Dark Souls-styled slogan of “Prepare to dine”, the publisher finally revealed their next project: Code Vein.

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy will collect Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 and Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 into one comprehensive collection that includes all of its downloadable content. Oh and there's also a new Boruto game coming.

You can bet your buns that Tekken 7 is going to have plenty of content that’ll require you whipping out your credit card for, as Bandai Namco revealed/teased it’s plans for content drops after launch. June 2 will see a new game mode and dozens of new costumes made available, as well as two new guest characters.

Xbox just detailed their new monthly game service, which is pretty much the digital interactive equivalent of Netflix: One set fee, a library of games and unlimited access.

Tekken 7 is going to try and punch down the benchmark set for stories in fighting games when it arrives later this year and brings the tale of the original iron fist clash to an end.

Months in the crucible of Japanese arcades have helped shape Tekken 7 for its home console release this June.

Tekken 7 was released in Japan in 2015 - but it's been stuck on arcades since release. Fans have been been waiting for word on a release date for home systems since. The time has come.

The move to the Unreal 4 engine gave the Tekken 7 team time to "work and focus on the actual game design elements".