Apple Arcade will launch for Apple iOS devices, Macs, and Apple TVs in Fall 2019.

The latest title in the Little Tail Bronx universe, Fuga, was shown off in a livestream today that showed off both the tank battle and headquarters modes for the first time in depth.

To celebrate The Elder Scrolls’ 25th anniversary, Bethesda is giving away free The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind for PC owners.

World of Warships Blitz, the mobile port of the PC game World of Warships, is also getting an Azur Lane collab of its own that adds several shipgirls as warship captains, and a special ship skin themed after Graf Spee.

Nero’s battle theme from Devil May Cry 5, ‘Devil Trigger,’ was a big hit for Capcom’s action game, and composer Casey Edwards and vocalist Ali Edwards talked about working on the soundtrack in a new video.

Samurai Shodown will show up on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in June 2019, with the Nintendo Switch version showing up near the end of 2019 and the PC one appearing eventually.

Umihara Kawase Fresh! releases next month for the Nintendo Switch but fans will get to try it ahead of time with a demo, that Success Corporation announced is coming March 28 in Japan.

BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle is adding a new set of DLC characters with Teddie, Naoto Kurogane, Heart Aino, and Seth as part of its next major update, and Arc System Works announced that it arrives in May.

SoulCalibur VI got its new patch today for Ver. 1.30 that implements changes in the battle system, stages, and improvements for character balance on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC fighter. Here’s what’s new in the patch.

Imperial SaGa has had quite a run for Square Enix since its debut back in June 2015, but the company announced that it’ll end this December and that a new Imperial SaGa game is also in the works.

Sega Ages Puyo Puyo was expected to release last month, but after a short delay Sega announced that it will arrive to Nintendo Switch in Japan on March 28, 2019.

There’s been rumblings of a new Nintendo Switch model for some time now, but a report from The Wall Street Journal says that Nintendo will launch two new Switch models, launching as early as this summer.

This week is mostly rereleases in Japan, but there are a few highlights like the Nintendo Switch version of Final Fantasy VII, as well as Yoshi’s latest outing in a papercraft aesthetic.

A new listing by video game localization company G4F Localization suggesets that a Switch version of Professor Layton and the Curious Village is in the works.

Falcom president Toshihiro Kondo showed off new gameplay for Ys IX: Monstrum Nox and how verticality is a new element, as well as the debut of new art for an unrevealed Trails game.