Peggle Complete

Peggle Complete was first announced last year, but despite its official release date still not forthcoming, we’re already talking about Peggle. Not a full sequel, but a much improved version of the original game. The game’s coming out on October 19th for PS3, Xbox 360, and PC, and a newly launched trailer has confirmed that the special edition will retail for just £19.99 (about US$24).

Above: You might remember this as being released on 3DS in March 2011

The updated version promises faster and more vibrant visuals, with the infamous, black and white falling effect to give you an advantage when attempting to cover walls, jump up ramps, or block the flames. Whether the game will be priced like the original is yet to be seen, but we’re guessing it’s because it’s a bit of a long shot, but if it does happen it’ll be great.

Above: Peggle is about to get a whole new generation of gamers addicted to its addictive gameplay

Our friends over at Destructoid have spotted an unofficial demo, and at least one chap has uploaded it to a New Zealand site. When a video of him playing is uploaded to his Facebook, it’s thought he’s actually playing with a Mac. What is the copy contained in the ‘video’? That’s the entire thing!

If you haven’t been keeping up with all the news on the site, the links below may not look like much, but it’s safe to say that this one’s been stuck in limbo for some time now. It’s not been announced how long Peggle 2 will remain in development, but after being in the dark for a while now, we expect it won’t be long until we finally see it.

No Time To Die, of course.

US Army: First Strike 2 will be released for Wii U on 22nd April, while the UK will get it on 20th April. Presumably the title will be called Inversion 2: The Overdrive and will actually be quite a bit different from the original. The Wii U version will release on 22nd April.

As previously mentioned, the Wii U version will release in the UK on 26th April and there will be a physical release on 28th April in the USA.

As for North America, it's the same date, but there will be no stock as yet.

US Army: First Strike 2 will release on 23rd April for PS4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, and Linux. It will also be released on 3DS.

Some footage of the final game was shown in a PlayStation-focused PlayStation trailer, and now the trailer has been revealed, so you can check it out for yourself.

"The Georgia Institute has teamed up with America's Army to develop the PlayStation Vita game Soldiers of Yesterday."

The trailer was shown off in this press release. The PS Vita game will come with a plastic tablet controller. There's also a microphone and a light sensor.

Chances are, we'll see a bunch more of this on the Switch. It should arrive in 2018.

Our first look at what The Coalition has been working on with H1Z1 developer Daybreak Game Company. It's a first-person shooter for Xbox One and PC.

More footage of the game was shown during Microsoft's E3 2018 press conference. We're still waiting on details.

Blizzard's Diablo 3 was confirmed for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The PC edition will support 4K resolution and runs at 60fps.

"Diablo III will be the first Diablo game on console. The game is still in early access and will release in 2017," Blizzard said.

Blizzard confirmed in an interview with GameSpot that StarCraft 2 is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch, as well as Xbox 360 and PC.

Blizzard revealed World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth during its BlizzCon 2018 keynote. This latest expansion will bring about the "destruction of the demonic scourge" and will feature "massive environments that will drastically change the way you play the game." There will be new quests, monsters, and raids, as well as "extensive" new tools to help you create your character. It's coming to PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 this fall.

Hearthstone announced at BlizzCon last year as a free-to-play game, though it has been announced that the game will be free-to-play. There is no word yet on what the full game will be like, but Blizzard said it will not be a loot-focused MOBA like other MOBAs. It also confirmed the game would be free-to-play. The battle pass is one of the game's most popular features, and Blizzard is giving away free goodies for every month.