You're going to be humming this one to yourself for a while thanks to its catchy beat and a memorable accompanying video.
Franchise co-creator Brant Fitzgerald also promises "plenty of other opportunities" throughout 2026 for those interested.
Ingrid is as mysterious as ever, and her powers seem to be quite potent as she prepares to make her mainline debut in late Spring.
Echo Pulse can finally distinguish between UESC bots and hostile Runners when the balance changes go live on April 14th.
Arthur's going to have his hands full as he takes on new challenges in the free end-game dungeon (and unearths new rewards).
Previously part of Zynga before it was acquired by Take-Two, Luke Dicken and several unknown team members have apparently been laid off.
"I'll be amazed if they didn't because the architecture of technology has advanced significantly since GTA 5," says Rob Carr.
A picture of an old cannon overlooking a modern-day coastal city, courtesy of Shaun Escayg, may hint at some kind of revival.
The four-player activity is "high-end content" and sees players tackling the leader of the demonic Yōtei Six for big rewards.
After the closure of Deviation Games and Dark Outlaw, it's Magic Fractal that now carries the hopes of this former Treyarch staffer.
This is one Viltrumite you don't want to mess with, although you might have to, considering how popular he is among fans.
It’s an “ancient frozen world” this time around, although we only get to see some mysterious structures in the distance.
Despite a strong opening day, Illumination's latest film is predicted to lag behind 2023's The Super Mario Movie over the weekend.
While this doesn't represent actual gameplay from CD Projekt RED's sequel, it is impressive seeing the technology deliver such dense scenes.
"We’re already seeing how this has strengthened the moment-to-moment action," says the studio, which will reveal new gameplay on April 9th.
You can also expect the Vandal and Recon to have "more oomph" and new items, including a "more merciful option between crews."
"Enemies have very distinct, combat roles," says Remedy's Sergey Mohov, that push you to "use the right tools at the right time."
Samson's a criminal with a code, which could make life in Tyndalston a tad too complicated if this latest showcase is an indication.
As a "repository" for everything that Dylan discovers in twisted Manhattan, it's also where he'll access skill trees and upgrades.
If you have 15 bucks to spend on a boatload of nostalgia, you could dive into the original trio of adventures that started it all.
