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This Week In Gaming – Far Cry 5, MLB The Show, Dragon Ball DLC
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 26 to April 2.
Upcoming Releases
Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings (PS4, Switch, PC) – March 27
Far Cry 5 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) - March 27
MLB The Show 18 (PS4) – March 27
Outlast 2 (Switch) – March 27
The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 (PS4) – March 27
Agony (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 30
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.
Marx Joins Kirby Star Allies – The once-Kirby nemesis will come to Kirby Star Allies on March 28.
Brolly and Bardock Come To Dragon Ball FighterZ – The legendary Super Saiyan and the Legendarier Super Saiyan join the cast on March 28.
Overwatch League Stage 2 has ended as of week 5.
In Case You Missed It
Ubisoft Avoids Vivendi Takeover
Nintendo Releases List Of Top Ten Selling Indie Titles On Switch
Hyper Light Drifter, Nidhogg 2, And Crashlands Coming To Switch This Year
Far Cry 5 Executive Producer Discusses Length Of Game
The Next Elder Scrolls Online Expansion Returns To The Series' Roots
Game Developer Unionization Talk Stirs Amidst IGDA Concerns
The Mythology Of Kratos: God Of War's Story Thus Far
Nintendo Hosting Super Smash Bros. Switch & Splatoon 2 Tournaments At E3
Why Digital Extremes Removed An "Insanely Profitable" Microtransaction From Warframe
EA Is Hiring For An Open-World Star Wars Game
Level-5 Teases Large-Scale RPG Set In The Modern Day
The Best Indie Games Of GDC 2018
What are you looking forward to this week? Let us know in the comments below!
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