Eurogamer has multiple sources who say that Nintendo is planning to release an SNES Classic mini console this year.

Recently Nintendo announced that it would not continue to manufacture the popular NES Classic released last year, and according to Eurogamer, the development of this classic SNES is the reason why.

There are no details on the games the SNES Classic would come with or its form factor.

Blizzard updated StarCraft: Brood War today, and as part of that update, the game is now free.

StarCraft is now FREE w/ Patch 1.18!

SyFy has a new series based in the Superman universe in the works, and today a first look at the show appeared online.

The show, called Krypton, follows Seg-El (father or Jor-El, who is the father of Kal-El, A.K.A. Clark Kent, A.K.A. Superman), as he presumably, tries to stop the events that lead to the planet's destruction right after Kal-El is born. Or maybe he makes it all happen. It's too early to tell. The show has a real Game of Thrones-vibe to it, which is a compliment.

You can head here to see the trailer.

In the last few weeks we have seen the release of a number of huge games all at once. Are you playing them in succession? Or taking breaks?

Horizon: Zero Dawn, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mass Effect: Andromeda, and Persona 5 are all great, each requires substantial time to play, and all came out around the same time. Joe Juba heroically reviewed Nier: Automata (another good, but long game), Mass Effect: Andromeda, and Persona 5 all in a row, so when it came time to dive into The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, he decided he needed a break with a shorter game first, and started playing Night in the Woods. It makes perfect sense to me, but does it make sense to you?

Would you rather always be playing the biggest and the best? Or do you relish the occasional break? Let us know in the comments.

The collector's edition of Persona 5 included a sampler soundtrack of the game, but now you can grab the full, 110 track album from iTunes.

You can head here for the download, which is $29.99 – pricey for a soundtrack. It's worth noting however, that to buy each track separately would cost $141.90, so make sure you consider that before hitting the purchase button 110 times.

We liked Persona 5 a lot with Joe Juba specifically writing, "A fantastic soundtrack from composer Shoji Meguro is packed with music that will get stuck in your head," of the game's sound. You can find our review here.

Star Trek Online is a free-to-play MMORPG that casts players as captains of their own starship, allowing them to explore the Star Trek universe. With the release of Star Trek Online Season 12: Reckoning, console players of the game now have more to discover as they face off against a new foe that threatens all life: The Tzenkethi.

The latest expansion brings the Tzenkethi storyline to the game, which is reflected in the new content. An episode known as 'Of Signs and Portents' has players team up with Lukari and Klingon forces against the Tzenkethi, while the new Lukari Restoration Initiative reputation earns players gear that protects against Tzenkethi technology. Other additions include two space queues and a space battlezone, both related to the war against the Tzenkethi.

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A new game based on the movie Reservoir Dogs is coming out in May. Weird, right? What's even weirder is that it actually looks kind of awesome, like Hotline Miami with a unique time-rewind mechanic.

Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days takes the bank robbery plot of the classic Quentin Tarantino film and turns it into a top-down shooter, a la Hotline Miami, but with stylized 3D graphics in the vein of Team Fortress 2. Now, the curiously intriguing movie tie-in has a release date, revealed in a new cinematic trailer:

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Capcom revealed today via the Capcom-Unity blog that Street Fighter V will be getting some new content on April 25. Originally revealed at WonderCon 2017, Street Fighter II's Thailand stage will be making an appearance in Street Fighter V, and will be priced at $3.99, or for 70,000 in-game fight money. 

Ryu, Juri, and Chun-Li will all be getting Premium costumes fashioned after various school archetypes. Chun-Li is getting an Honor Roll costume, while Ryu is depicted as a student gang leader, and Juri takes on a more punk rock look. All will be available the same day as the Thailand stage, and are priced at $3.99 each.

You can get a look at the new stage and costumes in the blog post right here.

Taking place one billion years in the future, the sci-fi world of Torment: Tides of Numenera is unlike anything we know. Today, players on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 will be able to explore the game's strange setting with fewer issues thanks to a performance update released by inXile.

InXile has taken note of community feedback since Torment's launch at the end of February, with the new patch addressing various performance bugs and issues. Freezes have been patched, party member dialogue restored, and A.I. combat has been improved, while other fixes add more descriptive text for items found in the game. Full patch notes can be found here.

Colin McComb, the creative lead for Torment: Tides of Numenera, further stated that more patches and additions are planned for the game in the future.

Brave Wave Productions has released two albums of remastered Ninja Gaiden tunes from the original NES and Arcade games, available today in limited quantities on vinyl and CD. The third and fourth entries in Brave Wave's Generations Series, the albums are available separately, or in a combined set. Volume I contains tracks from Ninja Gaiden NES and the Arcade version, while Volume II consists of tracks from Ninja Gaiden II and Ninja Gaiden III on NES.  You can learn more here. 

Brave Wave Productions last release was Shovel Knight's soundtrack, which you can read more about right here.