Nvidia’s updated its list of games that support its lovely high-resolution screenshot-taking Ansel software, and that list contains a Red Faction game we’ve not heard of before (as spotted by The MetaCouncil). This could be the second game that THQ is referring to being shown at E3, and not Destroy all Humans!. It’s been a long time since there was a brand new Red Faction, with the last releases being last year’s Red Faction Guerrilla: Re-Mars-Tered.

You start out with a pistol. You eventually graduate to a weapon that spits out bullets at a faster pace or a shotgun that feels like a gentle summer breeze caressing you if its buckshot lands from a distance that’s greater than 25cm. You’ve got your regular death-dealers, saving the more exotic weapons in your arsenal for tougher opponents as ammo ain’t exactly plentiful for these guns in particular. Then you get your hands on that weapon.

It may be almost a decade old, but Red Faction Guerrilla’s bland sandbox and story is still easily overlooked in favour of its gold standard of open-world demolition that now benefits from a substantial bump in visual quality.

Alec Mason lives again next month as the terribadly named that Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered rises from the red sand grave that it was buried in years ago, to cause some havoc once again. Out on July 3, Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered from THQ Nordic is the original 2009 game with its visuals tuned up for the latest generation of PC, Xbox One and PS4.

THQ is rising from the ashes, as one of their main buyers, Nordic Games, rebrands to THQ Nordic.

The winter sale from the Humble Store has some really good deals to help fill up that gaming backlog.

Swdish based nordic games has picked up the last remaining bits of THQ's IP - including Darksiders and Red Faction.

THQ still has some games to sell, and they're looking to say goodbye to some less loved franchises.