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This Week In Gaming – Sea of Thieves, Ni No Kuni 2, A Way Out
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 19 to March 25.
Upcoming Releases
Assassin's Creed Rogue: Remastered (PS4, Xbox One) – March 20
Attack on Titan 2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch) - March 20
Sea of Thieves (Xbox One, PC) – March 20
Titan Quest (PS4, Xbox One) – March 20
A Way Out (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 23
Detective Pikachu (3DS) – March 23
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom (PS4, PC) – March 23
Pure Farming 2018 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 23
Things To Watch Out For
Street Fighter Costumes (Captain Commando, Monster Hunter) – There are multiple Capcom costumes this week, including Nash as Captain Commando and Ken in Rathalos armor.
Nindie Direct On March 20 – Nintendo is holding a direct focusing on indie titles on March 20 with games like Hollow Knight expected.
Noctis Coming To Tekken 7 – Final Fantasy XV's young prince joins Tekken 7 on March 20.
EA Details New Progression System For Battlefront II – Battlefront II's new progression system goes live on March 21.
Monster Hunter World March Update – The angry pickle Deviljho and balance changes come March 22 on Xbox One and PS4.
Game Developer's Conference – The Game Developer's Conference is taking place in San Francisco this week and sometimes includes announcements from developers.
Overwatch League (Stage 2, Week 5) – Watch the Houston Outlaws take on Seoul Dynasty and see Dallas Fuel face off against London Spitfire.
In Case You Missed It
Yakuza Kiwami 2 Is Coming To The West, And We Got To Play It
Sonic Mania Plus Announced, Physical Release And New Characters
UFC President Dana White Coming To UFC 3 As Playable Fighter
A Way Out Director Josef Fares On Designing Games As Their Own Medium
Ten Underappreciated Sequels That Never Got Their Due
Streamer Ninja And Rapper Drake Shatter Twitch Viewership Record With Fortnite Stream
Shadow Of The Tomb Raider Confirmed For September
Jeff Goldblum Returns For Jurassic World Evolution
Former Halo, Battlefield Devs Announce Scavengers, A Third-Person “Co-opetition” Shooter
Here Are The Game Informer Crew's Personal Top 10 Games Of All Time
What are you looking forward to this week? Let us know in the comments below!
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