Twitch Prime's Indie Amplifier promotion is putting eight indie games in the spotlight for the next couple of weeks and, following a vote from the community, all Prime members will be granted a free copy of one of the titles.

Resident Evil VII has launched and, by most accounts, the game turned out wonderfully. That's kind of big news, considering the fact that the last couple of action-heavy takes on the series bombed pretty hard with critics. But according to a recent interview, Capcom had other reasons to head back to the series' horror roots this time around.

The Pokemon Company today provided some additional details on Ultra Beasts, which will offer some tough encounters in upcoming Pokemon Sun and Moon. The developer announced that these baddies will pose some sort of threat to the Alola region, revealing a brand new trailer to show a pair of the monsters in action.

Path of Exile Content Update 2.1.0 is set to plug a whole bunch of new content into the game for free in just a couple of weeks, paving the way to the early 2016 launch of the next major expansion for the game, Ascendancy. Get ready for to explore new locations, avoid new traps, kill new enemies and unleash the powers of brand new classes.

March was a big month for the unexpected hit on PlayStation Network, especially if you happened to be a game called Bloodborne. In a crowded month of big releases from both the AAA and indie markets, as well as a few of late February’s big performers continuing to sell well, From Software’s punishing adventure game reigned supreme.

Are you ready for zombies, Super Saiyans, shadowy spiders and jousting underwater creatures? You’re damn right you are, and that’s exactly what you’re getting this week as another eclectic mix of new titles make their way to the PlayStation family of consoles.

There’s quite a bit of variety hitting the Nintendo virtual marketplace this week with everything from Pokemon television series episodes to new 3D Sega games and a bunch of discounts on Mario Bros. titles popping up just in time for the holidays.

Amidst announcements of a new Killzone and inFamous game, as well as looks at Bungie's Destiny project, perhaps the most overlooked offering from Sony's PlayStation 4 press conference was the first game that was actually announced for the upcoming console: Knack.