Soulcalibur VI has been revealing characters and story modes at a steady clip, but some of its content is still under wraps. However, it looks like a recent fighting game tournament in Melbourne, Australia is showcasing two characters who haven't been officially revealed.

Images and gameplay of the two characters in their SCVI forms have popped up on gaming forum Resetera, and while screens alone can be doctored, it's much more difficult to make up fake gameplay. While the Youtube upload of the gameplay has already been taken down, the backup video on Japanese video site Bilibili is still up, and the footage looks fairly legitimate.

The characters are sporting looks entirely different from their SCV days, which also means this is likely not a simply mod adding the characters into the new game. You can even see the using some of SCVI's new tricks like the Reversal Edge. Cervantes is still rocking his signature dual swords, and can still teleport and perform his signature Geo De Ray spin move. Raphael also retains his fencing style, including his dodge-into-attack routines.

With Destiny 2's competitive playlist offer players the chance to earn an exclusive gun by performing well, it would follow competitors would want to earn that gun by any means necessary, including cheating. Well, Bungie says "no more."

When Destiny 2's Forsaken hits next Tuesday, players who "benefitted from opponent disconnects at a highly abnormal frequency throughout Season 3," will, according to Bungie, find some punishments waiting for them. Depending on the severity of their infraction, Bungie will be remove access to Redrix's Claymore and Broadsword, as well as Luna's Howl (the weapons these players were ostensibly hoping to "earn" by cheating), or, if the infraction was bad enough, be permanently banned from all Destiny 2 activities, including PvE.

Bungie will be using a newly-updated backend system to double-check cases where these infractions may have occurred, in order to make sure players who are being legitimately getting kicked from matches not get an accidental ban.

With Destiny 2's competitive playlist offer players the chance to earn an exclusive gun by performing well, it would follow competitors would want to earn that gun by any means necessary, including cheating. Well, Bungie says "no more."

When Destiny 2's Forsaken hits next Tuesday, players who "benefitted from opponent disconnects at a highly abnormal frequency throughout Season 3," will, according to Bungie, find some punishments waiting for them. Depending on the severity of their infraction, Bungie will be remove access to Redrix's Claymore and Broadsword, as well as Luna's Howl (the weapons these players were ostensibly hoping to "earn" by cheating), or, if the infraction was bad enough, be permanently banned from all Destiny 2 activities, including PvE.

Bungie will be using a newly-updated backend system to double-check cases where these infractions may have occurred, in order to make sure players who are being legitimately getting kicked from matches not get an accidental ban.

After a short hiatus, we're back! This week, it's a cavalcade of shootin', fightin', and cuttin' the Gs off words to make room for apostrophes.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive visits the fine city of Stockholm this weekend for its Dreamhack Masters event, which is also part of the Intel Grand Slam, which offers a $1,000,000 prize to the first team to win four of the circuit's events. (Stream / Schedule)

The League of Legends North American league is still at it, and this week, it's the semifinals of the season! Watch Cloud9 go up against Team SoloMid, then watch Team Liquid take on 100 Thieves. To see who advances to the finals. (Stream / Schedule)

For many in the United States, this weekend will bring with it an extra day to celebrate Labor Day and the achievements of the American worker. Thanks to the extra day early in September, it’s also a chance for gamers to catch up on some of the titles they may have missed ahead of the crazy rush of games that will be hitting in the next three months.

Here’s what several of us have going on this weekend. Share your plans in the comments below!

Javy Gwaltney – I'm eating so much pie and playing so much Into The Breach, so don't bother me.

Insomniac today showed off a photo mode for the soon-to-release Spider-Man game on PS4. In a video that was part of Insomniac’s tweet (viewable below), you can see the flexibility on offer in the new mode, which allows quick freeze frames, rotations, filters, and plenty more; for enterprising fans, it seems like the mode would offer more than enough options to craft your very own Spidey comic book.

Check out Photo Mode, coming free to #SpiderManPS4 as part of our Day 1 Update! #BeGreater pic.twitter.com/rpRuGo2Yzk

Spider-Man is coming exclusively to PS4 on September 7.

Hasbro today revealed images of several new figures making their way to the popular 6-inch Star Wars Black Series and Marvel Legends lines.

Fans have had a lot of good things to say about both lines, thanks to excellent sculpts and coloring, as well as the broad array of characters the lines have explored.

Check out the gallery below of the following figures:

Hasbro today revealed images of several new figures making their way to the popular 6-inch Star Wars Black Series and Marvel Legends lines.

Fans have had a lot of good things to say about both lines, thanks to excellent sculpts and coloring, as well as the broad array of characters the lines have explored.

Check out the gallery below of the following figures:

In the wake of the shooting at a Madden tournament in Jacksonville, Florida, which left two dead and almost a dozen others injured, EA announced earlier this week plans to open a tribute fund for the victims. The publisher today offered details about the fund, and opened it up to contributions from the public.

As detailed in a post on EA’s site, and in cooperation with the GoFundMe and the National Compassion Fund, individuals can visit this site to contribute. 100% of the collected funds go directly to the victims and families of the shooting.

In addition to the fund, EA also has plans to hold a tribute livestream on September 6, with details on that event still forthcoming.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is on its way to an exclusive launch on the Switch, and we now know when to expect it. Previously announced for a 2018 release, a tweet from Nintendo today revealed that the quirky hero’s new adventure will begin on January 18, 2019.

Get ready to wander into the game world and embark on a rampage of epic proportions when #TravisStrikesAgain: #NoMoreHeroes launches exclusively on #NintendoSwitch on Jan. 18! pic.twitter.com/O8L08zzJOJ

The new game from Grasshopper Manufacture (directed by Suda51) sees the titular hero drawn into a corrupted video game console, leading to what sounds like a surreal adventure through eerily familiar video game landscapes as Travis aims to squash bugs in the code. The game is also set to include cooperative play with an additional player.