Just after all those Silent Hill fans have been disappointed, it’s time for Dead Space fans to step up to the plate.

Xbox Game Pass on its own is a terrific service on console, although the PC side of the equation has felt a touch lighter in recent memory. The good news this week is that PC subscribers will be able to dip their toes into an expanded catalogue of games, as EA Play is finally being rolled into Game Pass. The upgrade will go live on March 18 (Today!) at 2PM PT, which translates to shut I’m sleeping it’s 11 PM already.

EA Play Live just wrapped up a few hours ago, with a show that was both humble and heckin’ surprising. Here’s a look at everything that was announced, as EA’s wraps up on the current-gen and looks forward to the future of gaming.

Vince Zampella, founder of Respawn Entertainment, confirmed that there was nothing new brewing on the Titanfall front. Sad, but pretty much expected at this point.

On the twilight of the current-gen of console gaming and on the eve of a new generation, there’s still so much to see and do. Here’s a round-up of all the events that’ll be hitting your PC and TV screens, over the next couple of months.

In news that won’t shock anyone, EA Play is going digital this year, having booked a very E3ish date of June 11 for their digital event.

This year might be the biggest year yet for FIFA as EA dials the gameplay up to 11. FIFA 20 will see an overhaul in various areas, ranging from sweeping changes in defense that’ll make your AI far more competent on the field while your own manual take on keeping your goal posts free of any scoring action will result in a far more rewarding experience according to EA.

What do the Tides of War still have in store for seasoned soldiers? A whole lot more conflict, as this latest trailer for Battlefield V is looking to forge a path forward and create a new beachhead of fun with maps that’ll create tight new challenges. Here’s a look at one of the new maps,Marita, that’ll be available in August.