With Resident Evil 2 being out on PC, some fans have decided to have some fun with Mr X and crank out a few mods for whenever the character appears, such as the recently released Mr DMX mod that is definitely gonna give it to ya. Even that pales in comparison to the other mod that has just been released, which transforms the hulking zombie into beloved children's icon Thomas the Tank Engine.

If you gave Michael Bay an unlimited budget, Modern Warfare 2 would have been the result, albeit with slightly less Aerosmith. What I’m saying is, is that the game is chuffing good and deserving of a second chance to shine ten years after it was first released. Which is probably what’s going to be happening, as a recent listing on the PEGI website for Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered was briefly put up on that website before it was taken down.

The latest game offering up a season pass for bonus content after launch? Team Ninja’s brand new brawler, the jiggletastic Dead or Alive 6. A solid game with some impressive character in each punch and roundhouse kick thrown, Dead or Alive 6 comes off as satisfying piece of digital fisticuffs. It also happens to have a price tag of $93 attached to its season 1 pass rate.

Are you wanting more concrete hands-on time before you make a decision on The Division 2 because FOMO can go eat a sausage? Well you’re definitely smarter than I am. Fortunately, just in case you missed out on the private beta, you can hop into an open beta from March 1 to March 4. Here’s a breakdown on what you need to know about it.

Plague Inc.’s setup is simple enough: You’ve got a pathogen to unleash on the world, a virus which you can mutate to become the next plague that has the potential to reduce the planet’s human population to zero as you augment it to become more resistant to anti-biotics, hard borders and natural immunities. Now, Plague Inc. is about to add its most devastating tool yet to its arsenal: Anti-vaxxers.

With just a week to go, Devil May Cry 5 has one final trailer up its sleeve to set the mood. Although you might want to avoid this one, because of a huge spoiler that happens to be inside of it.

Just like Chinese new year, a new year for Hearthstone doesn’t kick off in ye olde January. Instead, Blizzard’s free to play card game usually starts anew in March. As the Year of the Raven winds down to a close, it’s time to look ahead at the future and what’s to come in Hearthstone, beginning with the next big seasonal shift within that game as a fresh new Standard Format kicks off. So what’s in store for the Year of the Dragon? Plenty!

It looks like a proper reveal for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ain’t too far, far away.