Raiden has upset the balance of history with the death of Shinnok. Tired of Earthrealm’s defiance, Kronika, The Keeper of Time will bring order to the universe through any means necessary.

An extra salting of the wound whether your opponent is human or an AI challenger, fatalities are Mortal Kombat’s true trademark. They’re unbelievably bloody, they push console technology to the bleeding edge (pun intended) and they’ll cause a panic when your mom sees them. Don’t believe me? Well then, buckle up and check out Mortal Kombat 11’s new generation of fatalities.

Watch the fighting game genre evolve further, in this first look at the gameplay for Mortal Kombat 11.

So what’s on the schedule for tonight? Mortal Kombat developer NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros. will have interviews after the main show, with a few exhibition matches and rumours of Mortal Kombat 11 having a time travel element to its story again. Will EarthRealm finally stop the forces of OutWorld for good this time, or will this be the beginning of a new war of the realms? Whatever the end result, you can bet that Mortal Kombat 11 is going to paint the town red with its action.

Twenty years later and Resident Evil 2 is rising up from underneath six feet of history and nostalgia. A rotting corpse of 4K visuals and new gameplay ideas, that looks really really good. Don’t believe me? Then check out some new gameplay and screens for the nectrotastic remaster.

Over on PC, a new patch is currently in testing and that should make Darksiders III’s somewhat broken gameplay more balanced and fair, amongst some of its many other issues that currently plagues the sequel.

Crackdown 3’s multiplayer looks kind of addictive. Microsoft promised an orgy of cloud-powered destruction in the form of Crackdown 3’s Wrecking Zone multiplayer, which features two teams of five tackling one another in a highly destructible environment. See for yourself in the video below.

I’ve got no doubt that Devil May Cry 5 is going to play well. Early impressions and gameplay reveals paint the game as a lean and mean demon-slaying machine, one that allows players to chain together a devilish arsenal of weapons together to create some truly stylish S-Rank combos. That’s just part of the package though, and a product like Devil May Cry 5 needs to do more than just feel good.