Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the third and final entry to Lara Croft's rebooted series. Following yesterday's big reveal, Square Enix has now unveiled details about what we can expect from the various special editions, the season pass, and pre-order bonuses.

Soon, you can pre-order either the standard, deluxe, croft, or ultimate edition of Shadow of the Tomb Raider. The standard edition offers the base game along with additional goodies. PlayStation 4 players receive a dynamic theme, PC players get a Steam wallpaper, and an Avatar outfit is offered on Xbox One.

The Deluxe Edition also includes all the same bonuses as the standard edition, along with the OST, an addition weapon and outfit, and early access to the game 48 hours before its official launch.

A recent video from YouTuber Super Bunnyhop, also known as games journalist George Weidman, suggests that Eidos Montreal was once working on what later became Final Fantasy XV.

Weidman tells us in the video that this report has anonymous sources, so it's unclear whether all of what's said here is valid. Nonetheless, it paints an interesting picture.

Following Eidos Montreal's launch of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which received critical acclaim, one of the game's producers thought up a new RPG concept. Yoichi Wada, who was Square Enix's president at the time, gave Eidos Montreal permission to tackle the next Final Fantasy game. It was being designed with the Western audience in mind, so it was codenamed Project W in pre-production. 

A recent video from YouTuber Super Bunnyhop, also known as games journalist George Weidman, suggests that Eidos Montreal was once working on a Final Fantasy game that could have ended up being Final Fantasy XV.

Weidman tells us in the video that this report has anonymous sources, so it's unclear whether all of what's said here is valid. Nonetheless, it paints an interesting picture.

Following Eidos Montreal's launch of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which received critical acclaim, one of the game's producers thought up a new RPG concept. Yoichi Wada, who was Square Enix's president at the time, gave Eidos Montreal permission to tackle the next Final Fantasy game. It was being designed with the Western audience in mind, so it was codenamed Project W in pre-production. 

According to both Korean and Australian listings on their online rating boards' websites, the next Hitman is titled Hitman: Sniper Assassin and it's coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

Sniper Assassin has not yet officially been announced by developer IO Interactive. The name bears similarities to two of the studio's previous games: Hitman: Sniper for iOS and Android, and Hitman: Sniper Challenge.

The listings don't provide much information outside of the title and platforms. 

According to both Korean and Australian listings on their online rating boards' websites, the next Hitman is titled Hitman: Sniper Assassin and it's coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

Sniper Assassin has not yet officially been announced by developer IO Interactive. The name bears similarities to two of the studio's previous games: Hitman: Sniper for iOS and Android, and Hitman: Sniper Challenge.

The listings don't provide much information outside of the title and platforms. 

Eight new titles are now available on EA's subscriber service Origin Access. If you're a subscriber, you can explore Mad Max's wasteland or puzzle your way through the adventure game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, for no extra cost.

You can check out the entire list of new titles coming to the service below.

You can view the entire list of 95+ games currently available on Origin Access by heading here.

Eight new titles are now available on EA's subscriber service Origin Access. If you're a subscriber, you can explore Mad Max's wasteland or puzzle your way through the adventure game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, for no extra cost.

You can check out the entire list of new titles coming to the service below.

You can view the entire list of 95+ games currently available on Origin Access by heading here.

According to a trailer that hit early on Bandai Namco Taiwan's Facebook as well as Shonen Games' twitter, Vegito is coming soon to Dragon Ball FighterZ. It confirms that it's Vegito's blue-haired SSGSS (Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegito) form as well.

Though the trailer doesn't tell us much about his abilities, we do see him use the Final Kamehameha attack against Fused Zamasu. You can watch the teaser yourself below.

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According to a trailer that hit early on Bandai Namco Taiwan's Facebook as well as Shonen Games' twitter, Vegito is coming soon to Dragon Ball FighterZ. It confirms that it's Vegito's blue-haired SSGSS (Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegito) form as well.

Though the trailer doesn't tell us much about his abilities, we do see him use the Final Kamehameha attack against Fused Zamasu. You can watch the teaser yourself below.

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This week we've got major events in China, the Dominican Republic, and the far-off land of Maryland.

In Moscow, Dota 2 is having a major of its in on in the Epicenter XL tournament, complete with a new patch to play under and Techies in Captain's Mode. Let's see how pros adapt! (Stream / Schedule)

The Shanghai Dragons have yet to score a win in the Overwatch League, but this could be the week! Fingers crossed. (Stream / Schedule)