Announced during E3 this year, Capcom's Resident Evil 5 & Resident Evil 6 now have confirmed release dates for the Nintendo Switch.

The two titles are both set to drop on the eShop on October 29 for $30 USD each. Both games will release with all of their respective DLC content including the Mercenaries and Agent Hunt modes.

As a fan of the series, I found Res Evil 6 to be low points for the mainline entries in the series. Considering both games are available much cheaper on other formats (that dreaded Switch tax is killing us), it's a rather tough sell.

With few exceptions, hardly any movies based on video games have turned out better than average. Hollywood, not content with letting the dead rest, and probably by the power of committee have a new DOOM movie releasing straight to digital and Blu-ray this October.

I've no idea how, but this upcoming film from Universal Pictures looks even worse than the 2005 DOOM, starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. Check out the trailer below if you don't believe me!

With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare a few months away, Treyarch is still hard at work updating Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.

A new [i]Black Ops 4/i] update, titled "Operation Apocalypse Z" has dropped on PlayStation 4 with other platforms coming soon.

Operation Apocalypse Z brings a host of new undead features to the multiplayer shooter including the return of Reaper who made his debut in Black Ops 3. Reaper wields a Scythe heavy machine gun and the Radar Shroud; "a versatile deployable jammer that blocks enemies from using minimap information within its radius."

Remedy fans don't have much longer to wait for Control the newest game from the fine Finns at Remedy Entertainment. With the game set to release on the 27th of August, the folks at IGN have revealed the opening 13 minutes of the upcoming action-adventure shooter.

The footage throws the spotlight on the opening of the Federal Bureau of Control, the facility where players will find themselves coming up against a supernatural force while attempting to explore the ever-changing labyrinthine facility.

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