This spring will bring you a new free-to-play game that will be coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. This game is AirMech Arena, an action real-time strategy game that was first released for PC (Google Chrome) back in 2012.

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Slightly Mad Studio’s driving game Project Cars won’t be released on its original plan for April; instead, it was pushed to mid-May.

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The previous update for PlayStation 4 2.50 talks about the upcoming Suspend/Resume and other features such as SharePlays 60 fps, Delete Trophies with zero percent, and button assignments. Now there's another feature that was leaked out via a Twitter user named isaparrot who said that they are friends with someone in the firmware beta testing group. According to that person, the update also has new accessibility features that include a text-to-speech option, as well as larger text, bold text, zoom, high contrast, and a lot more.

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Remember Me fans will love this: the sequel is now being written according to DontNod the game developer, and it's up to Capcom to give it the go-signal. The team is also hard at work in writing a script for the upcoming season 2 of Life is Strange despite the game not being developed yet.

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ESRB has revealed the ratings for the latest upcoming Batman Arkham Knight and slapped it with an M for a Mature Rating. This is the first time the series has been given a Mature or Adult rating and the reason obviously has some spoilers so you have been warned:

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Steam Machines reveals a new and detailed line-up of 15 systems, ranging from $400 to $5000.

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In the latest firmware version 2.50 the suspend/resume function feature will be added to PlayStation 4. Here’s the update list:

Elite: Dangerous is a sandbox sci-fi flight simulation for PC, which will also be coming to Xbox One. Many PlayStation 4 fans were disappointed to hear its exclusivity, but according to a tweet by Frontier boss David Braden, it appears that the Xbox One release is just a timed exclusive and afterwards the game will be released for other platforms as well.

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Maxis Emeryville is the developer of the beloved The Sims and Sim City games, and now, Electronic Arts is closing down their doors, as they have confirmed that on Kotaku.

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Konami has revealed that the release date for the much-awaited Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain will be on September 1, 2015, and the PC Steam version will launch two weeks afterwards.

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