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Another week has passed and that means we have another episode of TheXboxHub Official Podcast ready for your ears. Join us for Episode 115, in which we discuss the latest RPG Edge of Eternity in depth, speculate regarding GTA 6, and unpack everything seen during the Ghostwire Tokyo showcase. As always, there’s also plenty more for you to hear about from the world of gaming, film and TV too.

A year ago we heard that Tribute Games and Dotemu would be revitalising the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with Shredder's Revenge. Well, today they not only fully confirm the formats which the game will arrive on, but also that there will be a very special playable character in place alongside the little green machines - Master Splinter.

Mandragora has today been revealed by the teams at Primal Game Studio and Marvelous Europe, with plans to bring the epic and dark fantasy action RPG to Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC. It looks bloody lovely too.

The 'French Final Fantasy' adventures of Edge of Eternity roll out on console Funded on Kickstarter and released on PC back in 2021, Edge of Eternity finally launches on console. If you're in the market for an enthralling narrative, a gorgeous fantasy world to explore and some epic battles to partake in, this is one you will surely not want to miss. 

Did you love Ara Fell: Enhanced Edition? You're going to love Stegosoft Games' follow-up project - Rise of the Third Power. 

Should you be looking for a new team-based sports title, there are a host of great gaming opportunities available to you. But what if that game has to bring in a bit of a brawl for good measure? Well, you're pretty much limited to KungFu Kickball. 

Never having been released in Europe previously, Square Enix have today confirmed that CHRONO CROSS will be breaking barriers real soon, as CHRONO CROSS: THE RADICAL DREAMERS EDITION prepares to launch on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC. All the details and the important release date you need are right here.

Thanks to the Nightdive Studios and Throwback Entertainment teams, Powerslave is Exhumed as the classic 1990s shooter is revamped for Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC. And yes, there's more than a hint of old-school DOOM about this one.

With a back catalogue as iconic as Atari, there will be no shortages of candidates for their Recharged series. So far, we have had Centipede, Black Widow and Asteroids. This fourth instalment rounds off the first load of announcements, but we know that will not be the end. To round out this first batch, Breakout: Recharged is now available on Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Swith, PC and Atari VCS.

The AFCON has come to a close and those who have starred for their countries for the last few weeks are slowly making their way back to their clubs. For now though there's still a push with those African stars at the fore of the footballing scene, finding places in EA Sports' FIFA 22 Team of the Week (TOTW) #21. If we're honest though, it's the Spanish who are taking over this week.

You may have heard of Will You Snail, if only as the creation of this game has been fully documented on Youtube by the developer. Well, now comes the confirmation that the game will launch on PC and console, with a simultaneous launch across multiple platforms.

It was the best part of a year ago that we heard of Zorro The Chronicles. Back then the world was in a very different place, with the teams at PVP Games and BKOM Studios looking to drop the game to PC and console in the Fall. That date came and went, with nothing in the way of a firm release. That is until now, as NACON step in and a new release window is confirmed.

Lumote has been doing the rounds on PC for a little while already, picking up some critical acclaim in the process. Now though the super-colourful, highly-intriguing puzzle platformer is gearing up for full launch on PC, Stadia and console - with a March 2022 release date now confirmed for Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles.

We don't need to sit here and tell you how Team17 are right up there amongst the very finest of indie publishers; it's something which is well known and needs no clarification. But that does mean that when Team17 come to market with a new game, the hype is real - and that's the case with the creature taming, alchemy mastering, everchanging medieval fantasy world of The Serpent Rogue.

When the Pogovon Empire invaded the planet of Cocodu, capturing all the cocos in the process, it was all with the very best of intentions. Before long though came the realisation that deadly weapons could be extracted from those same cocos. And that's where things in El Gancho started to go wrong. Thankfully, your trusty laser-hook is here to save the day.