Is Crackdown 3 ever going to be released? Well if you’ve hired the manic collection of muscles known as Terry Crews, then that game must certainly be coming out this year. Certainly. “Today, you’re throwing grenades, tomorrow you’ll be throwing cars,” Crews said in the latest maniacal trailer for Crackdown. He may be right, as this video is downright mental.

It’s not all massive budgets and a trinity of the first letter of the alphabet at Microsoft’s E3 press conference!In addition to their brand-name exclusives, the Xbox One X will also soon be home to two stunning indies: The Last Night and The Artful Escape. Check the trailers below for them, along with their official synopsises.

Rare showed off their new IP last year, a booty-tastic foray into dangerous waters that has you the player engaging in some high sea larceny as one of the infamous swashbucklers who roamed that era. Rare was back at E3 with another look at Sea of Thieves and I liked what I had to see: More polish, better visuals and a wide world to explore.

After having been in development for what seems like forever, it finally has a release date: September 29. Priced at $19.99, Cuphead will also be a Xbox Play Anywhere title.

Dragon Ball Fighters Z is going back to basics, as this 2.5D entry in the fighting genre is keeping the action one-sided. It’s colourful, frantic and sweet Porunga I want to make all kinds of dirty love to it. Just look at it

You’ve built all manner of wondrous creations inside of Minecraft. Now prepare to gaze at your creations…in 4K. Basically a massive quality of life update to help make Minecraft more fun to play, Mojang says that you can all-new maps, player skins and servers built right into the game now. Which is huge for a game that is still equally as huge and still has a bustling community supporting it.

State of Decay 2 looks depressing, challenging and set in a very sombre world. Sort of like a Walking Dead game then, except not soul-crushingly terrible and better left forgotten. Those fat zombies look like a nightmare to deal with then, and I’m keen to see how the sequel builds on the survival fort mechanics of the first game when it releases.

The biggest game on PC and the streaming community at the moment? Easily PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, which has managed to turn its simplistic battleground of carnage and combat into a massive community of players who are always looking to murder you with a frying pan. It’s a PC exclusive, or at least it is for now. Because the first console that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds will hit will be the Xbox One.