If you subscribe to the computer or tablet edition of Game Informer magazine, you're now able to check out our favorite games from this year's E3 through our annual Hot 50. Following today's cover reveal, our digital issue is now live on web browsers and will be coming to iPad, Android, and Google Play soon. You can download the apps to view the issue by following this link. All four of these digital options are included in a standard subscription.

The issue launches tomorrow on our third-party subscription apps including Zinio, Kindle, and Nook.

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The forth piece of DLC for Battlefield Hardline is currently free for download on PC and current and last-gen consoles.

You can download Battlefield Hardline: Betrayal free on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 until July 12th. It is also free for PC players via Origin for a limited time, and for Xbox Live gold members for both Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Non gold members can still purchase the DLC separately for $15.99 on Xbox platforms. In Betrayal you have just finished your Getaway (the third piece of DLC) from a heist and now you must determine who in your team is selling you out. It includes four new maps and numerous new weapons, even a sword.   

You can check out the cinematic trailer for the DLC here, or our review for Battlefield Hardline when it came out in 2015.  

PlayStation's Mid-Year Sale has entered its second week. PlayStation Plus subscribers can find deals upwards of 90 percent off, with non-subscribers able to get deals upwards of 80 percent off.

Those taking advantage of the deal, running through July 12 at 8 AM PT, will be able to find deals like God Of War III Remastered for $9.99, Grand Theft Auto V on PlayStation 4 for $44.99, and Goat Simulator for $3.99 (all totals are in USD). For a look at all the games on sale, check out the link.Xbox is offering a similar sale, with games discounted upwards of 60 percent.


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The fireworks are over and it’s time to get back to serious business. You need to know what’s coming out this week, and we’re here to help.

This week brings the fantastic mobile puzzle game The Room II to PC. Also, you may have heard us talking about the wonderful Inside last week. It, too, will be available for PC players this week.

We’ve also got the revival of two classic franchises. Strategy buffs can dive back into Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Those looking for a bit more mayhem can get behind the wheel of Carmageddon: Max Damage.

Punch, kick, and wrestle your way through July as Playstation Now has made numerous fighting games available for download on their network.

Those games include W2k15, Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition, Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator, Ultra Street Fighter IV, Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition, Dead or Alive 5: Last Round, and BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend. You can check them out in that order in the trailer below.  

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Bungie and Activision are teaming up with toy company 3A once again to bring more Destiny action figures to fans. The manufacturer put out the Titan class last year, and is scheduled to release the Warlock and Hunter this year.

Each class will have three separate versions depending on what retailer the figure is ordered from. Both Bungie and Bambaland, 3A's official store, are offering exclusive figures with different color schemes, weapons, and Ghost accessories. There will also be a standard retail version available for both classes. The Titan figure from last year only came in one color scheme, but offered additional weapons to those who ordered from Bambaland. Each individual figure will cost $190, so collecting each variation might be a costly venture.

These figures stand at 12.2 inches tall, with 27 points of articulation and interchangeable hands, weapons, and accessories.The Warlock class comes with a pulse rifle, fusion rifle, and heavy machine gun while the Hunter includes a sniper rifle, heavy rocket launcher and hand cannon. Pre-orders from each retailer start on July 7 for the Warlock and July 21 for the Hunter. You can check out a gallery of each option's color scheme and weapons below.

Konami has announced a September release date for the newest installment of its soccer franchise, Pro Evolution Soccer 2017, across all platforms.

The title – which won our award for Sports Game of E3 2016 – is out in North America on September 13, and will hit the U.K. two days later.

PES 2017 retails for $59.99 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and $39.99 on PS3, Xbox 360, and PC.

The Game Critics Awards for E3 2016 have been announced. Nintendo may have only showed one version of its upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but it wowed the judges panel comprised of more than 40 outlets.

The Wii U swan song took three awards, including Game of Show. It also brought home best action/adventure game and best console game.

Here’s the full list of winners (culled from the nominations, which you can see here):

Now that the dust has settled on another E3, we have a better perspective on where the games industry is headed in the near future. With new console announcements, another big virtual reality push, and several new game reveals, we had a lot of ground to cover in roughly 90 pages. Our August 2016 issue distills the expo into a potent collection of stories that tells you everything you need to know about emerging technologies and ranks the 50 games we think had the best showing.

We kick off the coverage issuing our yearly grades to Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony. Our E3 trailers feature breaks down everything we know about debuted games like Death Stranding, Mass Effect: Andromeda, Prey, and Spider-Man. And finally, the E3 Hot 50 features several multi-page previews on titles like God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn, South Park: The Fractured But Whole, and of course The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

To celebrate the annual gaming extravaganza, we commissioned the talented artist Alex Griendling to create two unique covers starring two of the biggest stars of E3 2016 – Kratos and Link. Check out his impressive work below:

TruForce Collectibles recently revealed its exclusive San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) figure: a six inch model of Mega Man's X-Boost armor. It will run $90 USD.

The figure, revealed on Facebook, will come with several accessories and points of articulation, an LED light in the figure's blaster, and a stand. It will be available at SDCC at booth 401. 

Those who back TruForce's Kickstarter in 2015 will have a chance to buy the figure as well in the future, though no specific date has yet been provided. Check out a host of images of the figure in the gallery below.