Earlier this week we learned that the world's strongest human being and the ultimate bad-guy-turned-good-guy archetype will be in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Today, Bandai Namco released a handful of in-game screens of Krillin and Piccoloin the game.

You can check out the gallery below to see plenty of screenshots from combat as well as their character art.

For more on FighterZ, head here for Trunks' announcement trailer, the details surrounding the closed beta, and here for an interview with the game's producer.

Update: This morning, Capcom delivered the trailer shown yesterday to the internet as promised.

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Pictured: Frank West as he appears in Dead Rising 4.

Today at San Diego Comic Con, Capcom confirmed four additions to Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite's roster.

Spider-Man, who needs to introduction, Frank West from the Dead Rising series, Haggar of Final Fight fame, and finally Nemesis most famously from Resident Evil 3: Nemesis will all be playable fighters in the game. The new fighters were revealed during the Marvel Games panel. A trailer was shown during the panel to attendees, but it should be available online tomorrow morning.

Supergiant Games, the developer behind Bastion and Transistor, has released a new launch trailer detailing the exiles, Rites, and more, in the mystical purgatory called the Downside.

In Pyre, you are responsible for leading a group of exiles across the Downside, taking on other exiles in an ancient competition called the Rites (that looks a lot like a game of NBA Jam) as you fight to extinguish your enemies' pyre while defending your own. A single orb is the primary tool of destruction in the Rites, and opposing players must take control of the orb and launch it at the opposing team's pyre to cause damage. Each character possesses different innate abilities with unique benefits for combat and traversing the arena, although a general skill tree is also available for leveling up.

The game offers a two-player local multiplayer mode as well as a single-player mode which, upon defeat, adapts the story instead of giving a Game Over.

It seems like this Call of Duty's attack on the zombie horde will feel more like a terrifying zombie movie than a goofy 80s romp.

You can watch the trailer for the Nazi Zombie mode below, which is filled with grisly visuals and voice over from a scary man who takes himself very seriously.

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The latest trailer for Yakuza Kiwami shows off the both the mundane of Yakuza, like playing crane games and singing karaoke, and the absurd, like punching someone with a motorcycle.

Yakuza Kiwami is a remake of the original Yakuza game that found a lot of success on Japan in 2005, but didn't find a huge audience in North America when it released for PlayStation 2 in 2006. Kiwami represents another chance for the series' origins to find its audience, which should be a lot easier this time around thanks to the new fandom generated from Yakuza 0 earlier this year,

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The future is indeed a scary place. Observer, which takes place in the definite dystopia of Poland 2084, puts you in the shoes of detective Dan Lazarski as he hacks into suspects' minds and invades their fears.

The game's new story trailer sheds a little more light on the game's context as well as Lazarski – played by Rutger Hauer from the original Blade Runner, among other films.

Our own Javy had a 10-minute demo of the title and thought highly of it enough to include it in our list of the best indie games from this year's GDC.

Detective Sebastian Castellanos returns to fight the STEM project in The Evil Within 2, and this time he's also looking for his daughter, presumed dead in a house fire.

Castellanos returns to his nightmares in an attempt to save his daughter, and you can do so as well when the game comes out on October 13 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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Today sees the launch of the Destiny 2 beta for everyone who pre-ordered the game on PS4. Xbox One pre-orderers can look forward to diving in tomorrow, and the beta will go completely open this weekend for all console players. 

Andy McNamara and I have both been dedicated players of the original Destiny since its launch in 2014, and after many months of waiting, we sat down today for a first look at the beta. As we show off sections of the story, strike, and competitive action that the beta offers, we also took the time to discuss some of the changes coming to the game, how the game appeals to newcomers and lapsed players, and also the numerous aspects of gameplay that we have yet to learn about for the big sequel. 

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Life is Strange: Before the Storm centers on Chloe Price in Arcadia Bay before the events of the previous 2015 title. The first episode, entitled Awake, comes out on August 31 (PS4, Xbox One, and PC), and today developer Deck Nine Games (taking over for Dontnod for this prequel) released a video centering on Chloe and how this is a different time for the character both on the screen and off.

Ashly Burch, who voiced Chloe in the original Life is Strange isn't reprising her role for Before the Storm, but she's integral to the process this time around. Rhianna Devries is voicing Chloe for this game, and the video below shows how she's approaching the challenge.

The profile also features lead writer Zak Gariss, who delves into the core of who Chloe is and her relationship with Rachel Amber.