Talim, the Last Priestess of the Winds, returns to the stage of history in SoulCalibur VI! Wielding her dual elbow blades and Wind Dance fighting style, she vowed to protect the world.

Anthem might not have had the best showing on EA's own stage at E3, but the demo that attendees got to play was completely different. Check out the full 20-minute demo right here.

Uldren alone couldn’t have killed Cayde-6 without help from the infamous Barons, a ragtag group of the most dreadful Fallen outcasts to ever plunder the Reef in the wake of the Taken War that left our slice of the cosmos devastated. Over on Game Informer, a whole heap of new details were revealed regarding the hateful eight, and how they came to be.

Heroes and Villains clash as the world hangs in the balance! Which side will you fight for when My Hero One's Justice arrives this October?

Half the fun with guessing what the next Assassin’s Creed game will be about, is guessing when it’ll take place. There’s a certain joy in reliving history, especially when you’re the one that happens to be wielding a hidden blade at famous historical figures. Why settle on just one time period though? Why not have multiple, like a mad season of Doctor Who? Ubisoft isn’t averse to the idea of trampling through multiple eras of human history. With a slight twist, of course.

Dillon’s Dead-Heat Breakers doesn’t stray too far from the established formula of the previous entries but it still manages to provide a fast-paced take on the tower defense genre. It’s unfortunately marred by some repetitive gameplay sections but it’s still a blast to play in the end.

Haha! Toilet jokes! In a move I never ever saw coming, it looks like Bethesda will have the last laugh as Skyrim is in fact actually playable from within a porcelain throne. With a pricy catch, of course. The 2011 RPG has transcended the Nintendo Switch, as anyone who happens to own one of the Numi smart toilets can give it a whirl. Here’s how it works.

Even with some heavyweight talent behind them, Microsoft is still likely to struggle in one market that has always been a Sony and Nintendo stronghold: Japan. Team green has never truly managed to establish a beachhead in the land of the rising sun, with weekly sales of the Xbox One being utterly dismal in comparison to any other gaming hardware sold there. That might change with the next generation of Xbox consoles.