As noted in an article late last month, Kingdom Hearts was coming to Steam on June 13th. Well today's that day!

The article goes into more detail on what you'll find inside each game collection, but at least now we know their prices:

• HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix = $49.99
• HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue = $59.99
• Kingdom Hearts 3 + Re Mind (DLC) = $59.99

They are each 31% off until July 11th, which is a weird number but I digress. If you want to buy the entire package all in one super-collection, you can purchase the Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece, which is $99.99 (but also 31% off for a limited time).

A hundred bucks for the entire KH series is a great deal in my view: with 31% off, you're buying six full games for the price of one, plus additional cutscenes and the like to round out the story. It's too early to say, but hopefully they're solid enough ports to make the effort worth it - the games themselves are all pretty decent if-not great, so as long as they didn't mess it up this should be a big hit with newbies to the series and veterans alike.

While a nice gesture, despite the new voice-over, it is mostly recycled cinematics from ages past cobbled together. Would've been nice to see something with more substance, but alas it'll have to do for sating our appetites until the 21st.

Well this looks like it'll be a lovely time :)

How many times can we release the same game? Call of Duty is asking.

A new batch of Xbox series consoles are coming this holiday:

• A new all-white digital version of the Series X with 1TB of storage.
• An all-white digital version of the Series S, also with 1TB of storage (basically a recolour of the existing black one).
• A "Galaxy Black" version of the Series X with 2TB of storage.

All the consoles are set to launch this holiday, but no pricing has been provided yet.

A new Gears of War game, subtitled "E-Day", was announced, and it looks to be a prequel to the series. 

Fun fact: The various trailers for this title throughout the past couple months + years can't seem to decide if it's spelled "Chernobyl" or "Chornobyl".

We are very likely to see more of the game in tomorrow's Ubisoft Forward. Game launches November 15,

We'll learn why "Nothing is Forever" sometime in 2025!

The beta for Mecha BREAK begins in August.

The new trailer shows an in-depth look of the game, mainly Indy and his companion exploring a frozen battleship while fighting nazis. Coming 2024.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure releases October 29th of this year.