Plenty of new characters, release date details and info on Jump Force's upcoming closed beta have been revealed. Plus, the game has a collector's edition that looks stupidly awesome.

The art of sword fighting has always been intimately connected with nobility and Raphael fully embodies a noble warrior spirit in SOULCALIBUR VI!

Bandai Namco might be ready to throw in the towel on Soulcalibur 6 if it flops in October, as the publisher is just about ready to give up on the tale of swords and gravity-defying cleavage.

There are a few dead giveaways however that you might be tangling with a ne’er-do-well. Boisterous quotes about suffering and pain, skin that crackles with the darkest of arcane energies and glowing eyes usually signal that the fella in front of you might be a bit troublesome. All factors which Soulcalibur’s latest nefarious nemesis seems to possess in abundance, as the freshest face in that roster does not look like the kind of cult leader that I’d want to invite to a party...

What's better? Chakra or Haki? Reiatsu or Ki? Here’s another power fantasy to add to the mix, as Jump Force will also feature a pair of Nen-wielding masters in the form of Hunter X Hunter’s Gon Freecss and Hisoka.

Dark Souls Remastered has been missing from the Switch lineup since its delay earlier this year, but be prepared to praise the sun during the already busy October.

You have to remember one thing about Dragon Ball villains: Frieza may have been cool, but his brother was Cooler.

Goku vs Vegeta in the Saiyan saga is still the benchmark for a blockbuster fight done right. It’s brutal, colourful and effortlessly combined cunning with mountain-leveling energy attacks that were unlike anything I’d ever seen before. I’ve got a massive soft spot in my heart for that battle, which is probably why I’m excited to see another Goku and Vegeta rock the Shenron in Dragon Ball FighterZ.