If the first Pacific Rim introduced us to the best of the Mark III and IV Jaegers, then the upcoming Pacific Rim: Uprising is taking the development of those might mechs in a new direction with the Mark VI Jaegers. Which is kind of handy, seeing as how all of those ultimate defense systems were wiped out in the first movie. At San Diego Comic Con, the new Jaegers were indeed revealed alongside a new teaser for Pacific Rim: Uprising. Check them out.

New challengers in the form of Final Fight’s Mike Haggar, Dead Rising’s Frank West (I’VE COVERED WARS Y’KNOW) and Nemesis from Resident Evil are joining the roster of Marvel vs Capcom Infinite.

Call of Duty is back in the trenches this year with a return to World War 2. While there will be plenty of Nazis to kill, you’ll have to double up on putting a hit on Hitler’s best boys. Here’s the first official trailer for Nazi Zombies, in case you ignored that other video that leaked out earlier this year.

Easily the most bizarre team-up of them all however, has to be DC’s partnership with Kentucky Fried Chicken, a finger-lickin’ alliance that has seen Colonel Sanders join forces with the Justice League in the past to save the multiverse from extinction. By the breezy robes of Ganthet on Oa’s hottest day of the year, it was brilliant. The third time is the charm, as the Colonel will be lending eleven secret herbs and spices in the kickass department to Green Lantern in KFC #3 Across the Universe.

It’s a weekend for the San Diego Comic Con, a glorious melting pot of fandoms, capitalism and cosplay. Ever wonder what the big deal about the SDCC is? Here’s a breakdown for you.

The San Diego Comic Con is about more than just movies. It’s about cosplay, comics and most important of all: Exclusive toys. Plenty of retailers will have a few wares on offer, that’ll only be sold at the SDCC before said buyers charge ludicrous sums for them on eBay. I think Hasbro might have the best exclusive of the lot.

Pokémon GO has a bright future ahead, with Niantic CEO teasing multiple new features making their way to the game soon.

Luc Besson's Valerian panel at Comic-Con drew a standing ovation and sounds like it totally deserved it