Lego Star Wars： The Force Awakens

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been leaked, and the film's plot and setting is currently shrouded in mystery. But according to the GameStop product pages, this year's video game will feature the most famous theme park in film history.

A Star Wars Lego version of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, of course, will feature three locations from the film--San Diego, Jabba's Palace, and Yavin IV--all of which will apparently feature Lego versions of characters.

The official release date of Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens was previously rumored to be February 14, 2015. However, it is now known as Star Wars Day. The date is "to be determined," according to a report from CVG.

We'll report back with more details on Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens as they become available.

The game launches on September 17 for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, 3DS, and PC. The Wii U version of the game will come out later, while the PC version arrives on October 18.

The newly announced Sims 4 expansion, Cats & Dogs, features three new social areas in town, as well as a dog and a kitten. For more, check out GameSpot's in-depth interview with Sims 4 creator Will Wright.

At The Game Awards, EA announced the newest entry in the Command & Conquer series, Command & Conquer: Renegade. Called Command & Conquer Rivals, it will launch alongside a new chapter in the franchise's cinematic story campaign. Check out the first trailer for that to get a better idea of what to expect.

Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon teased a new game in the Gears of War series. He teased, "Yeah, it's going to be called Gears of War: Judgment. :)"

Microsoft also announced that the Gears of War developer has a new game in development for Xbox One and Windows 10. There was no mention of the game in today's announcement, but we do know that it is "all about action." Gears of War: Judgment is in development at The Coalition, while War developer The Coalition is currently working on Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

Gears of War: Judgment is the first game in the Gears of War franchise developed exclusively for Xbox 360. As such, it features high-definition visuals and support for online multiplayer. You play as Kait Diaz, who joins the Coalition after being a member of the Swarm for three years.

With the new Gears of War project being led by Bulletstorm creator People Can Fly, the new game is being designed by Gears of War veteran Rod Fergusson. No release date has been announced.

Microsoft also announced today that the Xbox Live Gold membership tier, which is offered to all Xbox Live members, will be discontinued on March 31, 2016. The new Xbox Live Gold service is called Xbox Live Gold and requires you to have an Xbox Live Gold membership to use.

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The original Xbox One launches in November, and in a new video you can watch below, lead system architect Mark Cerny discussed the challenges of bringing a console that was built to market to the mass market.

"For me, it's about offering that console as we want it to be and we want to allow it to grow as a gaming device," he said. "I think you can give us something that will be unique and be sold as a standalone product or as a supplementary product. And I think it's fun to have that model. And then you can do this to get more power out of that. I think the Xbox One continues to be an incredible platform and I think that's something we've been really excited about in the last 18 months."

The next-generation Xbox console is called Project Scorpio, and is currently in production. Microsoft has yet to officially announce the name or launch price. Microsoft is confident that it can compete with the PlayStation 4 in terms of game content, and while its lineup of games includes a few heavy-hitters, it's also aiming to compete with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Scarlett in terms of both price and power.

"We've never been one of the companies that does that," Halo co-creator Marcus Lehto said during a recent interview with IGN. "But there's a tremendous opportunity for us in terms of the future. And I think our consoles are going to be really powerful and more powerful than ever. But there are some things I'm not going to mention, and that's kind of the point of making the console and its games--I don't want to be given away all about what the system is or what its capabilities, and it's going to be a device that can be very powerful, and also be very powerful--but at the same time, it's going to be a console that can be very powerful, and I think it will be a console that people will play for years to come."

This doesn't mean that the PS5 and Xbox Scarlett are going to be platform-agnostic, but it's still possible that this isn't a one-off.