When it launches sometime this fall, the PS4 and PC versions of Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal, a remake of the original Senran Kagura game, will have at least one major difference, as the PS4 version will lack the series' "Intimacy Mode."

The mode, which has players dressing characters up in various outfits (including bathing suits and other intimate attire) and using their hands and other objects to massage or caress the game's young (and frequently underage) characters, seems to have crossed a line for Sony. Publisher XSEED games announced the removal of the mode from the PS4 version with the following statement:

In a follow-up tweet, the company quickly alluded to this being Sony's decision. "We respect the wishes of the platform holder," it tweeted.

Since its launch early last year, For Honor has steadily increased its playerbase with frequent content, technical, and balance updates. With its major Marching Fire expansion hitting next week, the team behind the game has decided to celebrate a huge milestone, while also teasing the next year of For Honor content.

Earlier this week, the game celebrated hitting the 15 million-player milestone, continuing Ubisoft's streak of multiplayer games growing over the course of their lifespan (Rainbow Six Siege hit the 35 million-player mark earlier this year).

This bodes well for the game going into Marching Fire, the upcoming release of which prompted Ubisoft to host a livestream. Towards the end of the that stream, however, it offered players a tease at was coming to For Honor after Marching Fire: The Year of the Harbinger. The image (above) shows a war hammer planted on firm ground. While thoughts of Mjolnir come to mind, the ornamentation doesn't quite match Nordic designs (especially with the lizard/dragon on the hilt). It could be teasing a new faction, hero, or more.

Wow! There's so many major events this weekend I can't even count them all (there's eight)! Worlds continues, Gwent comes back into the spotlight, and Dota 2 has a new patch! What more could you want, besides more events and money and world peace or whatever?

Worlds continues as League of Legends fans watch the biggest event of their year unfold. This weekend we're smack-dab in the middle of the group stages to determine who winds up where in the playoffs. (Stream / Schedule)

Card game fans! This is your weekend. First up, Hearthstone's big Fall Championship is here, offering the world's best players the chance to take their share of the $250,000 prize pool, as well as a spot in the World Championship. (Stream and Schedule)

Wow! There's so many major events this weekend I can't even count them all (there's eight)! Worlds continues, Gwent comes back into the spotlight, and Dota 2 has a new patch! What more could you want, besides more events and money and world peace or whatever?

Worlds continues as League of Legends fans watch the biggest event of their year unfold. This weekend we're smack-dab in the middle of the group stages to determine who winds up where in the playoffs. (Stream / Schedule)

Card game fans! This is your weekend. First up, Hearthstone's big Fall Championship is here, offering the world's best players the chance to take their share of the $250,000 prize pool, as well as a spot in the World Championship. (Stream and Schedule)

This weekend most of us are getting lost in the massive open world of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey or popping off shots in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Mega Man 11, Maple Story 2, and Forza Horizon 4 are also in the mix. Otherwise we’re just chillin’.  Per usual, let us know what you’re doing this weekend in the comments section below.

Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) - My video game time will be split between Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout mode and Assassin's Creed: Odyssey on Google's streaming platform, which is pretty decent! Call of Duty has a setting where you can turn off the gore and make the zombies look cartoonish. I don't know if that will be enough to make me feel comfortable playing it around the kid, but I really appreciate that it's an option. Otherwise it will be a lot of relaxing after last weekend's (and most of the week's) birthday party extravaganza.

This weekend most of us are getting lost in the massive open world of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey or popping off shots in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Mega Man 11, Maple Story 2, and Forza Horizon 4 are also in the mix. Otherwise we’re just chillin’.  Per usual, let us know what you’re doing this weekend in the comments section below.

Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) - My video game time will be split between Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout mode and Assassin's Creed: Odyssey on Google's streaming platform, which is pretty decent! Call of Duty has a setting where you can turn off the gore and make the zombies look cartoonish. I don't know if that will be enough to make me feel comfortable playing it around the kid, but I really appreciate that it's an option. Otherwise it will be a lot of relaxing after last weekend's (and most of the week's) birthday party extravaganza.

11-11: Memories Retold is an upcoming game from some of the minds behind Valiant Hearts and the animation studio, Aardman, that explores relationships forged during World War I.

Today publisher Bandai Namco announced plans to release DLC for the game and a portion of its sales will go towards the charity War Child, which helps children affected by war. You can learn more about the charity here, or by listening to Elijah Wood (who plays the game's protagonist, Harry) explain it in the video below.

In terms of the DLC's content, it will follow the story of Jack and Eva, two young children affected by the violence of World War I. The DLC's story is apparently, "directly inspired by real life stories from the children supported by War Child."

11-11: Memories Retold is an upcoming game from some of the minds behind Valiant Hearts and the animation studio, Aardman, that explores relationships forged during World War I.

Today publisher Bandai Namco announced plans to release DLC for the game and a portion of its sales will go towards the charity War Child, which helps children affected by war. You can learn more about the charity here, or by listening to Elijah Wood (who plays the game's protagonist, Harry) explain it in the video below.

In terms of the DLC's content, it will follow the story of Jack and Eva, two young children affected by the violence of World War I. The DLC's story is apparently, "directly inspired by real life stories from the children supported by War Child."

Injustice 2 had a large cast out of the gate and even more were added post-release, but the well of DC characters (and even non-DC characters) is deep, so there were plenty of characters that were conceived that didn't make the cut.

Concept artist Justin Murray, who worked on the game, recently shared art for some of those unused characters as well as art for other aspects of the game. You can find all the art on Murray's portfolio website right here to see images of Kryto the Superdog, Mr. Freeze, Constantine, Blue Bird, Etrigan, Detective Chimp, and assorted Darkseid monsters for an idea of what those characters would have looked like had they made an appearance.

For more on Injustice 2, you can read our review right here.

Injustice 2 had a large cast out of the gate and even more were added post-release, but the well of DC characters (and even non-DC characters) is deep, so there were plenty of characters that were conceived that didn't make the cut.

Concept artist Justin Murray, who worked on the game, recently shared art for some of those unused characters as well as art for other aspects of the game. You can find all the art on Murray's portfolio website right here to see images of Kryto the Superdog, Mr. Freeze, Detective Chimp, Blue Bird, Etrigan, Detective Chimp, and assorted Darkseid monsters for an idea of what those characters would have looked like had they made an appearance.

For more on Injustice 2, you can read our review right here.