Final Fantasy 7 Every Crisis Trailer Puts You In The Shoes Of An Iconic Villain

A new G.I. Joe game based on the iconic franchise, titled, has been revealed at The MIX Next Showcase.

The is officially out now, and developer Behaviour Interactive is celebrating with the release of another trailer detailing the new DLC.

Final Fantasy VII has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years due to the re-release of a remastered version of the 1997 original, the remake of said original, and the upcoming mobile gacha game Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis. Throughout the web, fans discuss the possible titles and plots that the developers are cooking up behind the scenes. It’s no wonder that content creators are also giving their own opinions on the matter.

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Indian-born American astronaut Kalpana Chawla made history by traveling into space. Sadly, on February 1, 2003, she was on the Columbia Space Shuttle, which met with a tragic accident. The accident took the lives of her fellow astronauts including Rick Husband, David M. Brown, William C. McCool, Michael P. Anderson, Ilan Ramon, and Laurel Clark.

Fallout's upcoming TV show in production at Amazon Prime is probably one of the leakiest projects known to man. Several images of the set, locations, and other info have leaked on a fairly regular basis over the past year, so it's no real surprise that the show's first official sneak peek/teaser trailer has also made it onto the Internet well before Amazon itself was ready to show the thing off.

If you’ve been playing Texas Chain Saw Massacre and noticed a strange glitch, you’re not alone. Many players have witnessed their XP and Skill points earned from matches not actually appearing on their account. Now that players are talking about the issue more, the developer Sumo Digital has spoken up. It seems as though the XP and Skill point glitch in Texas Chain Saw Massacre has a fix in the works.

Blizzard tonight announced that Diablo 4's second season, named Season Of Blood, will begin on the 17th of October. Given that the first season is uninteresting, I'm not super fussed about that. What does sound good is quality-of-life changes coming alongside the new season. For starters, your inventory will no longer become clogged with six billion gems. Season Of Blood will also let you pick specific Unique and Uber Unique items to farm bosses for, which is most welcome given how vital Uniques can be for builds. Here, watch the trailer.

Gun Media has had a successful start with its multiplayer take on Tobe Hooper’s, with high player counts, good reviews, and a general swell of positivity surrounding it.

Gun Interactive’s multiplayer horror The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is out now and notched up some impressive numbers. On the game’s official Twitter, it confirmed that over one million players within the first 24 hours of release. As for which ones survived, that’s a story for another time.

Gun Media and Sumo Nottingham have released a launch trailer for their 3v4 multiplayer game based on, which has been released today.

Fans who have been waiting to jump into the latest release from Gun Interactive can now do so. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was released today, and fans can start going through another multiplayer horror gameplay experience. But what better way to celebrate the game’s release than by checking out a new launch trailer? Players who might not have kept tabs on the game can get a quick rundown of what to expect from the latest trailer drop, which we have available in the video embedded down below.