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This Week In Gaming – Kirby, Burnout Paradise, The Future Of Sonic
Each Monday, come here for a rundown of all this week's big events that we know about, from game releases, to betas, to recapping the biggest continuing news stories from the previous week. If there's anything we missed, feel free to let us know! This week covers the dates from March 12 to March 18.
Upcoming Releases
Devil May Cry HD Collection (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 13
Golem (PSVR) – March 13
Kirby Star Allies (Switch) – March 16
Burnout Paradise Remastered (PS4, Xbox One) – March 16
Things To Watch Out For
Chun-Li's June (Star Gladiator) Costume Challenge – The fourth and final part of Chun-Li's June costume is available through SFV's Extra Battle challenge until March 15.
Monster Hunter World Aloy Costume Quest Available Now – The Horizon: Zero Dawn quest that allows you to earn an armor set that makes your hunter look like Aloy (and get her bow!) runs until March 18.
SXSW Gaming – The SXSW gaming contention happens March 15 - 17. Of specific note is the Sonic the Hedgehog panel, which promises a look into the series' future.
Overwatch League (Stage 2, Week 4) –Philadelphia Fusion meet Shanghai Dragons and London Spitfire take on Seoul Dynasty.
In Case You Missed It
Catch What You Missed In Last Week's Nintendo Direct
Super Smash Bros. Announced For Switch In 2018
Valve Boss Says Company Will Start Shipping Games Again
How Do You Play Valve's Artifact, And How Will You Pay For It?
Mass Effect 2 Lead Writer Drew Karpyshyn Leaves BioWare Again
Report: Here's How President Trump's Meeting With The Video Game Industry Transpired
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Announced, Releases On October 12
Ubisoft Reveals The Division 2 Is In Development, With Full Reveal Coming E3 2018
Nintendo Officially Says Mario Is A Plumber Again
Life Is Strange: Before The Storm Complete Review
More On Diablo 3 On Switch Rumors
Replay 300 – Super Metroid
What are you looking forward to this week? Let us know in the comments below!
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