Injustice 2 Has Sold 9 Million Copies, So Where’s The Third Game?
Injustice 2 is crushing it with over 9 million sales, edging closer to Mortal Kombat titles. Fans are buzzing for a third game as evidence piles up.
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Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Sells Nearly Half A Million Copies
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls sold 485k copies in its first week, mostly on PS5. Performance issues on PC hurt sales, leaving expectations mixed for a Marvel-Sony title.
Mafia: Definitive Edition PS5 & Xbox Series X/S Announced, Along With New Omerta Bundle Out Tomorrow
Looks like Mafia: Definitive Edition is getting native PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions, leaked by the ESRB. No release date yet, but it could drop by year-end.
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Denshattack Review – All Aboard The Hype Train
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater with trains sounds completely ridiculous, and Denshattack absolutely is — in the best possible way. Frantic, inventive and bursting with personality, this wonderfully bizarre train-tricking adventure is one of the most unexpectedly brilliant games I’ve played this year.
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Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand Review
Final Stand proves that Company of Heroes 3’s combat is still great fun, but stripping away much of its tactical depth leaves behind a repetitive wave-defence mode that feels more like a £5-10 add-on than a £24 standalone expansion.
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PowerWash Simulator 2 + Star Wars Pack Review – Renovation for the Soul
PowerWash Simulator 2 should not work. It’s repetitive, ridiculous and basically housework with better water pressure. Yet hours vanish as grime peels away and your brain quietly switches off. Add a wonderfully filthy Star Wars pack, and this is meditative therapy disguised as a game.
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review – Back In Black
Thirteen years later, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remains one of the finest pirate games ever made. Resynced gives it a gorgeous new coat of paint and some welcome improvements, but a handful of strange removals and weaker additions stop it from becoming the definitive version that it should have been.
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Iron Guard: Day Zero Review
Iron Guard: Day Zero drags Xlab Digital’s VR-born tower-defence game onto PS5 with solid controls, functional strategy and a few neat ideas. But once the headset is removed, what’s left is a competent yet forgettable tower-defence game that struggles to stand out.
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