Release dates for the titles weren't specified, though Hexworks' Souls-like action RPG was rumored to arrive in late May.
After its PTR session in April, Blizzard has made several changes to Masterworking, Tempering, Helltides and much more for Season 4.
The expanded remaster is due out sometime this Fall for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
It's been claimed that the game, codenamed Freedom, was only in development for about six months before being cancelled.
Though it's yet to be officially confirmed, it seems the original game's beloved multiplayer will be returning in the upcoming sequel.
The action-adventure title based on mangaka Akira Toriyama's work is out now on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, Xbox One, PS4, and PC.
Nintendo has released a new trailer for the upcoming remaster ahead of its June launch, showcasing its updated visuals.
The Exotic/Legendary vendor has much of the usual wares alongside a new random roll for Hawkmoon and Season of the Worthy armor.
Arkane Austin promised additional details on new heroes and other updates for later this year, but it's been six months since any updates.
Scorpion is the only character revealed thus far and looks incredible, though a release date for the skins hasn't been confirmed.
Check out how the next Legend plays, changes to the Broken Moon map and the long-awaited return of Solos in the latest Takeover.
"We’re still learning what is best for PC players and your feedback has been invaluable," Sony says.
Vicarious Visions was ultimately folded into Blizzard Entertainment in 2021, before being renamed to Blizzard Albany.
However, players will still have to make some hard decisions over the course of the expansion, according to director Hidetaka Miyazaki.
Internet sleuths seem to have discovered evidence hinting at details on the upcoming expansion in Bethesda's recent update video.
Players will allegedly be able to traverse the open world with a motorcycle and parachutes, while an ally recruiting system will also be featured, it's claimed.
A prominent leaker has claimed that Sega is soon going to announce a Sonic spinoff inspired by Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout.
The Boys supervillain Homelander is set to launch join Mortal Kombat 1's roster of fighters sometime this Spring.
Logging in to PlayStation Network will be required to play the Legends multiplayer and access the new PlayStation overlay.
"I am doing everything I can to speak for the community - but I don't have the final say," says Arrowhead Game Studios CEO Johan Pilestedt.
