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It's been a good long while since gamers have had the chance to play through something combining the humour of LEGO with the lore of Star Wars, but very soon that is exactly what will be playing out in LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. Once it does arrive, there's a ton of promise in further Character Collection Packs too.

‘80s synthwave and neon pinks and blue go hand-in-hand. A timeless combination that will continue to be used together a long way into the future. Add to this some weapon-based mechanics and you’ve almost got yourself a videogame. Add to all this a shield to reflect bullets and bounce off otherwise deadly obstacles and you’ve got yourself a game that comes out today. Gunborg: Dark Matters is out now on the Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Ever since What Lies in the Multiverse was announced, it is a question we have wanted answering. And now the wait is over, we finally have our answers. Find out today What Lies in the Multiverse; available on Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Nintendo Switch.

Think of a rhythm-based music game and immediately you'll usher up memories of the classics: Rock Band, Guitar Hero, PaRappa the Rappa. A Musical Story promises to let you create similar memories, although this one is most definitely different. 

Today the Ratalaika squad are upping their game - and their usual price point - by sending players off on a Quest for Infamy. 

For many young kids, a megastar like Ryan needs no introduction. One of the highest paid YouTube stars of all-time, he is a pretty big deal. This isn’t even his first foray into the world of Xbox; 2019’s Race with Ryan saw him and his imaginary friends take on the world of kart racing. This time around, he is focussed on platforming. Team up in Ryan’s Rescue Squad available now on Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Nintendo Switch.

Did you love Genesis Noir when it released back in 2021? Feel that you need more? You're in luck as today the Genesis Noir universe has expanded - all thanks to the new free The Astronomy Update. 

TheXboxHub Official Podcast Episode 118 sees Gareth, James, Paul and Neil venture to the Lands Between for a deep dive into Elden Ring. We’ll cover many aspects, ranging from the lore and difficulty, to the summoning and levelling up. Not interested in Elden Ring? Then stick around and listen to our thoughts regarding a handful of other games that may be of interest instead.

It's well known that killing the blue light that emits from your screens is beneficial to your eye health. In fact, ever since we started using Gunnar Optik's Lightning Bolt 360 glasses, we've discovered a hell of an improvement. It's with this which Gamer Advantage are coming to market with too, expanding out of the US and into the UK with a range of eye-care products and accessories.

Many would argue that 2020’s Ghostrunner unfairly went under the radar when it released, likely due to the fact that it released in the shadow of its cyberpunk cousin Cyberpunk 2077. However, that did not stop it receiving an Xbox Series X|S Optimised update, and now developers One More Level have added to the universe with a full-blown expansion - Ghostrunner: Project_Hel.

Previously going under the name of Trading Time: A Croak Tale, Time on Frog Island has today been confirmed for console and PC launch this summer - when it'll be arriving both digitally and at retail.

Five years ago, in 2017, the Nintendo Switch launched pretty much simultaneously around the globe. It needed to be a hit, and rather cunningly Nintendo seemed to be drawing their home console and handheld strands together with a machine that was both.

We're fast heading into the business end of the season and as clubs continue to vie for the points they need, the players are stepping up to the plate like never before. In the last week we've seen some fine performances from Mbappé and Dembélé both of which are good enough to earn them spots in the FIFA 22 Team of the Week (TOTW) #24. Want to check out the full Starting 11 and Subs Bench?

One Gun Guy has slowly and surely been blasting his way through the formats, first releasing on PC, then Switch, then PlayStation. Now it's the turn of the one-shot expert to hit the world of Xbox, with release on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. 

35MM is available to purchase and download right now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch. It's priced at £8.39 and comes from the same dev who previously created 7th Sector and In rays of the Light.