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Xbox's Europe, Middle East, and Africa marketing director says the company needs to work "really hard" against its competition - namely, PlayStation - which he claims is "blessed with marketing funds" that his team doesn't get.
Void Intercept battles in feature much stronger bosses than you beat during the game's main story, including a fearsome foe named The Obstructor. This enemy has powerful defenses and unique attacking abilities that make them one of the most challenging opponents your squad can face. Unless you exploit certain weaknesses, The Obstructor can easily eliminate those who are unprepared.
Outrage: Fight Fest is a simple concept: Put 16 players in an arena, give them a simple objective, and let them beat the living crap out of each other while trying to be the first to complete the task. In practice, it can be a lot of fun punching, kicking, and throwing opponents across the map, but it doesn’t take long for cracks to appear in its punchy facade.
continues to make waves asthe excellent anime adaptation of the role-playing game is lending one of its protagonists to 2021's most popular fighting game. Released on Netflix in collaboration with developer CD Projekt Red, took the world by storm, winning plenty of awards and accolades for its writing, animation, and excellent realization of the corrupt and ever-changing world of Night City. While a second season is off the table, a surprise announcement means that fans can look forward to new content even if it does come from an unexpected crossover.
As continues its attempts to win back players after its controversial hiatus, developer Player First Games announced the addition of two new iconic fighters and both of them should tug on fans' nostalgia. is finally back in the spotlight as the popular platform fighter is once again adding new content for the community and while many may still be concerned about the developer's handling of the relaunch, it's telling that players are slowly returning to the game. Fortunately for those fans, there'll soon be two new fighters to enjoy.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss is arguably the most formidable foe in the entire action RPG, but it turns out you can actually take it out in one single hit if you're prepared enough.
After being punched in the chest so hard that his heart stopped beating, Tekken 8 has resurrected Heihachi Mishima for yet another bout later this year as a DLC character.
Capcom has shown off footage of Terry Bogard in Street Fighter 6.