Iconic NBA Jam announcer Tim Kitzrow was pumping out epic memes...well, before memes were even a thing. Now he’s aiming to bring his exuberant commentary to Dota 2 – but he needs your help.

Kitzrow announced the project on Twitter, declaring “You bring the DOTES and I’ll bring the JAM!” and requesting line suggestions from the community.

The Dota Jam Steam Workshop page says the announcer pack will be available this fall – if players vote it through the submission process. You can get a taste of Kitzrow’s irreverent commentary in the clip below. Brace yourself for a lot of Boom Shakalakas.

Feel like shooting and slicing up a couple thousand Orks or so? Humble Bundle has you covered, as long as you act fast.

Today Humble Bundle announced that it is giving away Relic Entertainment's third-person hack-and-slash shooter, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine on PC. Interested gamers have until 10 a.m. PDT on Saturday (September 1) to grab the game. After logging in or creating a free Humble Bundle account, you'll receive an email that will link you to your Steam code, which you'll have until September 15 to redeem.

Andrew Reiner gave the console version of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine an 8 back in the day, stating that, "The combat – for both single and multiplayer – pumps out barbaric excitement and continues to improve as the adventure unfolds." If you've never delved into the 40K universe, now's your chance!

Super Meat Boy fans have a new protein-powered game to get excited about, and they won't have to wait long to find out more. Team Meat teased the project in a tweet this morning, with an image and link leading to a new website.

The website doesn't contain a whole lot of info, but viewing the source code (as suggested by a smarty-pants Twitter user) reveals that more details are on the way: 

Expect more details from G.I.'s PAX West crew this weekend!

In the continued aftermath of the Jacksonville mass shooting, EA has announced it is donating $1 million to the victims’ families, and will be holding a livestream tribute later next week.

EA made the announcement in a larger statement posted on Twitter, promising more details soon for community members who would also like to donate to the victims.

The mass shooting took place at a Madden Classic qualifying tournament on Sunday, and was perpetrated by one of the participants. Eleven people were shot, including contestants Taylor Robertson and Elijah Clayton, who died from their wounds.

Bungie have announced PS4's exclusive content for Destiny 2: Forsaken when the game hits the console on September 4.

The strike involves a crashed Hive Tombship in the Tangled Shore whose brood queen has two forms she alternates between – physical and shadow form – the latter of which can poison players.

The Wavesplitter has three power levels while you hold the trigger down, and an Orb of Light triggers its maximum power level, which is available for a short time.

 Rockstar Games has announced that the Outlaw Essentials Collection is on its way, giving Red Dead Redemption fans a way to fill their lives with items inspired by the upcoming sequel. It includes obvious merch like T-shirts and buttons, to unexpected things such as collapsible shotglasses, scented candles, and USB chargers that are bound to create memorable moments at your next airport screening.

There's no word on when exactly you'll be able to get your grubby little mitts on this stuff, but some items will soon be available for preorder at Rockstar's online store and other retailers.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 26. If you haven't been keeping up with it, check out our latest feature on the game, which breaks down 15 of the most interesting things from its recent gameplay trailer.

Electronic Arts is delaying the release of Battlefield V from October 19 to November 20. However, the game's open beta starting on September 6 (the fourth for EA Access, Origin Access, and Origin Access Premier subscribers) remains.

In a blog post, Oskar Gabrielson, general manager of developer EA DICE, says that the delay is being made due to feedback that the team has gathered so far from closed alpha sessions and from conventions like the recent Gamescom show.

Gabrielson specifically mentions "adjusting the gameplay tempo, improving soldier visibility, and reducing player friction," and he adds that these will evident in the September beta.

Bandai Namco has a tendency to offer short character trailers for Dragon Ball FighterZ, but has seemingly tried to reverse that the longer trailer at EVO and a five minute trailer right here to show off Cooler, the next DLC character for the game. Granted, that's mostly because a full fight showing Cooler off, but it's cool (er) to see him in action.

Cooler is intended to be released in late September, probably coinciding around the Dragon Ball FighterZ Switch port on September 28. The game is currently available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

Bandai Namco has a tendency to offer short character trailers for Dragon Ball FighterZ, but has seemingly tried to reverse that the longer trailer at EVO and a five minute trailer right here to show off Cooler, the next DLC character for the game. Granted, that's mostly because a full fight showing Cooler off, but it's cool (er) to see him in action.

Cooler is intended to be released in late September, probably coinciding around the Dragon Ball FighterZ Switch port on September 28. The game is currently available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

As Sega tends to do whenever a new Yakuza game comes out in America, another survey has been given to the public to see what the Yakuza-loving fanbase wants to see next. This time, the survey implies that Sega has put Yakuza's feudal Japanese spinoffs on the table for localization next.

In the survey, which you can find here, fans are asked "How interested are you in purchasing the various spin-off titles that have never received western release?" While this description does fit a few options, including the Yakuza PSP game, it is most likely referring to the feudal Japanese-era titles.

On the PlayStation 3, Sega decided to take Yakuza for a different kind of spin with Jidaigeki, or period piece mostly commonly used to refer to samurai-era Japan, settings. The first game, Kenzan, was fairly highly praised, but Sega refused to bring it over. The Yakuza series was already a tough sell at the time and the thought seemed to be that Kenzan's story would be too confusing for Americans.