These days, having an acting stint in a video game isn’t the end of the world. Hell, it might actually be better for an actor, who seeks to try their hand at something new, fresh and exciting. It’s an idea which certainly worked for actor Christopher Judge, as he lent his impressive acting range and distinctive voice to Kratos in the latest God of War.

Thanks to a trailer that popped up early on Bandai Namco Taiwan's Facebook and the Shonen Games' twitter, it looks like we’ll be getting Vegito Super Saiyan Blue added to Dragon Ball FighterZ soon. That’s not just your regular Saiyan right there, but a fusion of Goku and Vegeta that can combine their Ki and power up to Super Saiayn God Super Saiyan with absolute ease. Talk about your blue man group, right?

The original Kratos was death on two legs, a walking extinction event whose emotions fluctuated between angry, peeved, furious and rage. 2018’s Kratos is a man who is older, broken and tired. In other words, Sony’s resident deity-slayer comes off as more…human. Doing just that, was just one of the challenges that drew creative director Cory Barlog back to the franchise.

Foes who mistake Zamasu’s slight build for weakness will surely regret their arrogant assessment as Zamasu can deliver an awesome beat-down to all who challenge his skills in Dragon Ball FighterZ.

In Vampyr, you'll need to feed if you want to get ahead in your new undead life as only the freshest of blood will keep you alive for the challenges ahead. Human or monster? The choice is yours.

As you might expect given how much most consumers seemed to love it, Ubisoft’s open world shooter Far Cry 5was the best-selling game of March 2018 in the US.

There are certain sensations in life that are simply…majestic. Stroking a cat’s tummy without the furry bastard mauling your hand into bloody ribbons. Perfectly cocooning yourself in your blankets on a cold day and when your bladder is empty. Sex probably, or so I’ve been told. And then there’s that moment when you get an Exotic weapon in Destiny 2 for the first time.

Rebellion’s upcoming 1930s co-op adventure finally has a release date, with an eye on August 28 of this the year of console lord 2018. If you’ve completely forgotten about the game, here’s a look at the new story trailer which features the team facing off against hordes of pyramid scheme enthusiasts and their leader, the Witch Queen Seteki. There’s only one way to stop evil, and it involves plenty of lead blasted into the face of the undead. TALLY-HO!