Bandai Namco has released the intro video for Dragon Ball FighterZ, which is mostly made up of quick cuts and zoom-ins on the characters.

The intro is using the in-game graphics to show off the entire roster of characters, obviously starting with Goku but then both Gohans get billing behind Trunks which is just crazy to me. You can check out the trailer below. If you want to get hands-on with the game ahead of its release, you can check out the open beta on PS4 and Xbox One starting on January 14.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is scheduled to release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on January 26.

The team behind Star Citizen's single player campaign, Squadron 42, has released over an hour of footage of the long-delayed story mode.

Star Citizen's story mode boasts a Hollywood cast, including Mark Hamill as the main character, The X-Files' Gillian Anderson, and Gary Oldman. Hamill, sporting a beard yet again, is referred to as "Old Man" and his interactions with the player shape the story.

Squadron 42 was announced in Cloud Imperium Games' Kickstarter for Star Citizen years ago with an intended release in October 2016. It currently has no release window. Star Citizen as a whole has exceeded $200 million crowdfunding.

In a developer diary for Soulcalibur VI, producer Motohiro Okubo explains what makes this reboot version of Sophitia so special.

Okubo kind of frames Sophitia as Soulcalibur's Ryu, making her a good character for novices who fights with an orthodox style. Okubo noted that Sophitia and Mitsurugi were the first characters made for the game and every other character was built around their style and visuals.

Check out the developer diary below. Soulcalibur VI is scheduled for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2018.

SSGSS Goku, A.K.A. Super Saiyan Blue Goku, is not a newly revealed character, but the latest trailer for the game highlights him and shows off some of his more powerful moves.

You can check out the trailer below which shows Goku achieving the new confusingly names god form, and use moves like his one-inch punch. Dragon Ball FighterZ is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation4, and PC on January 26 and pre-ordering the game nets you some in-game bonuses.

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A new Code Vein trailer released today might give you tonal whiplash as Japanese Rock Duo Vamps is revealed to be doing the game's theme song. The trailer sets their song to cutscenes and gameplay footage that leaves you rocking out and confused.

The english voice-acted trailer shows off in-game cutscenes, animated cutscenes done by animation studio ufotable, and the Souls-like gameplay that has been the best comparison point for the game so far. 

You can check out the trailer below. Code Vein is releasing on Xbox One, PC, and PlayStation 4 in 2018.

Far Cry 5 is trading its exotic locales of the past for something closer to home, but that doesn't mean things get any less crazy. In the newest trailer, we're treated to some chaotic action while given an overview of how The Resistance works.

In Far Cry 5, an extremist cult has taken over Hope County, Montana. Here, you join forces with The Resistance, who are fighting back with all the firepower they've got. Each time you free a region that was once under the control of the cult, your resistance meter increases.

We also get to see what it's like to have beasts on your side, like mountain lions and bears, who you can have attack foes at your command. Watch the trailer for yourself below.

A new PlayStation Underground video shows off some gameplay of the upcoming remake of Secret of Mana. With a fresh coat of paint and a fully-voiced cast, this remake reimagines the 1993 classic for modern audiences.

In the video, we get to see a playthrough of a dungeon, along with a boss fight at the end. We also get a glimpse of the local multiplayer, a new feature that allows you to complete quests with up to two other friends. We also see characters wearing DLC costumes, such as a Moogle costume.

Watch the thirteen minute video below.

Rather than focusing on ferocious beasts, this trailer for Monster Hunter: World is instead centered around Palicos. These furry feline companions make a return, and this time they can be fully customized.

In the trailer below, we see that we can modify the color of their fur and choose their tiny clothes. Even small details like eye size, patterns, ear shapes, and voice can be adjusted to your liking. Palicos are trusty companions during your journeys, and can help you out if you're stuck in a difficult battle. Outside of aiding you in your journeys, they can also cook you up delicious meals. For example, in the trailer we see a Palico who happens to be an expert chef. 

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The latest Dragon Ball FighterZ trailer pays homage to the series' classic moments, while also introducing us to some new characters.

The trailer premiered at this weekend's Jump Festa event, and shows off how some of the most important fights from Dragon Ball Z look rendered in Arc System's take on the Unreal Engine 4. The trailer also has the first snippets of gameplay of Beerus, Hit, and Goku Black, all three of whom were revealed a few days ago. The trailer also uses music from the original Japanese series, so anyone in the states who watched the sub instead of the dub should get a little does of nostalgia.

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The world of Sea of Thieves has players sailing the high seas and collecting booty, but the game is about connecting with friends, and Rare makes that clear in its newest developer video.

In a recent design video, Design Director Mike Chapman says the company isn’t looking to wall players off from each other with disruptive power progression mechanics, “We wanted to build a game where the value of sharing a rich and diverse world with other players is much more meaningful than ever increasing stats."

To do this, Rare doesn’t have any barriers preventing players of different levels from playing together. Players can purchase voyages, or quests, and then all crewmembers vote on which of their voyages they want to tackle together. Majority wins in Sea of Thieves’ voting system, so no random drawing from player choices here. This system allows players who have advanced in the game to go on voyages even with the newest of players.