One surprise in Nintendo’s E3 showcase was Killer Queen Black. The popular arcade title is moving over to the Switch this winter, and you can check out a trailer for the game above. Stay tuned to Gaming Trend for more on Killer Queen Black and all the surprises E3 2018 has in store.

Soulcalibur, a tale of swords and souls being eternally told, is getting another game added to the franchise. Soulcalibur VI has gotten a story trailer, which you can check out above. The game is set to release on October 19th for PC, Xbox One, and PS4. Stay tuned for updates

Bandai Namco announced today that Dragon Ball FighterZ would be making its way to Switch, so brush up on who you’ll be playing as in the bombastic fighting game by checking out these new screenshots.

Wolfenstein is taking its gameplay into VR with the new game Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot. You play as a resistance hacker who takes control of Nazi war machines, turning them against their creators as you fight for freedom in Paris. Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot is set to release in 2019, so make sure to

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is still a few months away, but Nintendo has wasted no time revealing the title’s box art. You can take a look at it below. If you’re after even more details about this upcoming game, you can check out even more coverage on the

Freedom Planet, the Sonic-style game from XSEED that was released in 2014, was announced to finally be making its way to the Switch. Not much has changed in the move to the Switch, but if you’re looking for some more Sonic than Sega is willing to put together and

Octopath Traveler got a new character trailer shown at Nintendo’s E3 conference today. The game allows the player to take on 8 different roles for 8 adventures. Octopath Traveler comes out on July 13th for the Nintendo Switch, so be sure to check out the trailer above. Stay tuned

Ever since last year’s Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, fans have been begging for a similar revisit to Spyro’s debut titles. Recently, I had the chance to check Spyro Reignited Trilogy with Toys for Bob’s Paul Yan and Peter Kavic and I couldn’t be happier with