PlayStation's most successful exclusive this year is preparing for DLC, and adding some free extra content with an incoming patch. But will this lure players back to Bloodborne?

Here’s one thing that I have yet to see in Need For Speed however: Micro-transactions. EA games have been notoriously riddled in the past with those payment options, nickel and diming players for ever scrap of coin that they possibly could. So it’s delightfully refreshing to see none of that in Need For Speed. And that’s an idea that developer Ghost Games intends to maintain.

Bandai Namco knows the most fearsome of all jutsus: DLC no jutsu. You think a Rasengan barrage can block a Sakura swimsuit jutsu attack? Dream on in the twilight world of the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan, mate. Anyway, Naruto games are no strangers to DLC releases. And next year, Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 will get three waves of mostly cosmetic content.

EA has increased their outlook for the end of their fiscal year thanks to a successful Star Wars Battlefront beta, with the title expected to ship in excess of 13 million copies now.

Did you love the atmospheric tension and horror of Until Dawn? Then prepare for something completely different if this DLC gets the green light.

Couldn't get enough of Dying Light at the beginning of this year? Well then the start of 2016 shouldn't be any different, as The Following expansion gets an early release window.

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The Witcher 3’s first expansion, Hearts of Stone is coming next week – showing us a lighter, more gentle side of the perpetually stoic Geralt. It’s part of the Witcher 3 season pass, and is being billed as more of an expansion that just a DLC. Does it live up to that? Perhaps – but reviews thus far have been …