The Ace Attorney anime is getting a second season, the show's official website announced today.

Ace Attorney, known as Gyakuten Saiban in Japan, was decently popular when it aired in 2016, but it ended after having only adapted the first three cases of the first game with no indication of whether it would continue. The new season appears to adapt the third title in the series going by the promotional image, which features Trials & Tribulations rival prosecutor Godot.

The second season is scheduled for release in the back half of 2018. It is unknown whether, like the first season, the show will be simulcast on streaming services.

Epic is sending out invites for the closed beta of Fortnite on iOS for players who signed up for the early access.

The mobile version, which was announced last week, has been described by Epic as the exact same game as the title on PC and consoles. That function is reinforced by the game's ability to crossplay with PS4, PC, and Mac; or crossplay with Xbox, PC, and Mac. It is unclear how, if at all, the game surfaces which console you are playing with.

The timing for the invites is good, as Fortnite has become somewhat of a literal overnight sensation, breaking Twitch viewing records last night when streamer Ninja and rapper Drake streamed the game online. Speculation has been heavy that Epic is even more eager to expand the game's player base to the immense number of game-capable smart phones in the world after yesterday.

Bandai Namco and Arc System Works have announced the next major patch to Dragon Ball FighterZ, which updates rematches and more.

One new feature in the update is Z-Union, which allows players to create fan clubs for individual characters. You can join the Piccolo fan club in game to mirror the real-life Piccolo fan club you're already a part of, though the in-game one gets you special rewards. The longer you commit to your favorite character's club, the better the rewards get.

The rematch option for online World matches will now allow players to do three rematches, instead of the usual two. It is generally considered good manners to offer a best of three set to players online. Ring matches are also now more stable and have made improvements to matchmaking.

Brigitte has quickly made her way into the hearts of Overwatch's players. With some exploits receiving some much-needed tweaks, the engineering squire will be your shield on March 20 with her official debut.

Concept artist Ben Zhang also took to a video to explain how the team combined her father and Reinhardt's inspiration into her design. A separate blog post gives a wonderful highlight into how the artistic process of Kim-Seang "Nesskain" Hong, who has made official art for Overwatch with the Uprising event's introductory cutscene, Moira's lore video, and more. He also drew conceptual art of what Brigitte's life was like being Reinhardt's caretaker, which has played an influence in her official backstory. You can check out more of his work via his Twitter account.

You can read and watch more about Brigitte's abilities and lore by clicking here.

Electronic Arts has made a portal website catered to guiding disabled gamers.

EA has had posts about helping disabled gamers on their titles' websites, but this new portal puts all the informational eggs in one basket. "For those with medical differences, game accessibility means pulling down barriers that are preventing play," EA sports accessibility lead Karen Stevens writes in a post. "The Accessibility Portal site has been created to better serve these diverse needs. The portal is intended to act as a compliment to official game pages, making it easier to find what accessibility-specific features and resources are available across games."

A forum on the site allows people to voice feature changes they want in games, as well as general discussions. EA says any news regarding the site will come through the EA Accessible Twitter account.

If there's one thing Fortnite isn't lacking right now, it's mainstream buzz. The insanely popular battle royale game is on the tips of so many celebrity tongues (and shoes) it feels omnipresent in pop culture right now. Epic Games clearly plans to do as much with the zeitgeist as it can. 

Today the company announced a "Party Royale" that will take place in Los Angeles during E3. The centerpiece of the event is a grand tournament pitting entertainers, athletes, and Fortnite pros against each other. Given the fantastic relationship the game has with people like Drake, Lil Yachty, Terrell Owens, JJ Watt, and even Roseanne Barr, we don't expect them to have too hard a time filling out each team's lineup with star talent. 

In addition, Epic says it will share details on the first season of competitive play in the coming weeks.

Switch launch title Super Bomberman R has been announced for Xbox One, PS4, and PC with exclusive characters on each platform.

The announcement follows a leak from the Korean ratings board that showed the game for the PlayStation 4, which we now know is arriving on two other platforms. For the Xbox One version, players can take Master Chief into the bombing arena; PlayStation 4 owners get the lombax Ratchet; Steam buyers on PC get Portal's P-Body from Portal 2's co-op mode.

The game was not incredibly well-received at the Switch's launch, but a year of DLC and updates helped improve the game over time. The two console versions will launch on June 12, with PC following a day later.

If there's one thing that Fortnite has been missing up to this point, it's the ability to crack open a llama piñata for some sweet loot. Fortnite's V3.3 update is rolling out today and includes the debut of the new Supply Llamas, Remote Explosives, and a limited-time mode called Blitz to Battle Royale. Save The World is also getting a St. Patrick's Day themed quest and heroes. Here are some of the highlights from V3.3 according to Epic Game's patch notes, which can be found here.

Battle Royale

Save The World

EA Sports today announced that UFC President Dana White is coming to the roster of UFC 3 as a free downloadable fighter.

The UFC figurehead isn't the first non-UFC fighter added to the series' roster. UFC 2 featured the likes of fighting greats Mike Tyson and Bruce Lee as bonus fighters, and added color commentator Joe Rogan post-launch.

You can see the trailer for White in the game below.

Indie publisher Annapurna Interactive has announced Outer Wilds, a first-person space mystery game about exploring the horrors of the universe.

The universe in Outer Wilds is caught in an endless time loop, which is at the center of the game's mechanics. 

"The planets of Outer Wilds are packed with hidden locations that change with the passage of time," says the game's description. "Players can visit an underground city before it’s swallowed by sand, or explore the surface of a planet as it crumbles beneath their feet. They also have access to a variety of unique gadgets that help them probe their surroundings, track down mysterious signals, decipher ancient alien writing, and roast the perfect marshmallow."