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Who would win in a fight between Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony, and Scorpion from Mortal Kombat? Well, we don’t know, and we're not sure if we’ll ever find out - but Them’s Fightin’ Herds is definitely the next best thing.

Love a bit of volleyball? You should join the Volley Pals. 

Just as a week of Grapple Dog goodies begins to unravel, comes news that Grapple Dog will be coming to Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S later this year, as will a physical edition. 

The boom in asymmetrical multiplayer games continue but this latest one is interesting. For a start, it isn’t a horror game but rather one based on one of the most iconic anime’s of all-time. Find out how it transcends genres as DRAGON BALL: THE BREAKERS releases today on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.

We have all lost the TV remote at some point or other. As we scramble down the sides of the sofa or on our hands and knees to look below, has it ever occurred to anyone that the remote may have been stolen? No, surely no one would do that, would they? And, if they did, how would you react? Turns out, this little fox is willing to travel far and wide to get it back. Find out how far in Trifox, out today on Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Nintendo Switch.

You may think that God Damn The Garden is the latest take on the multitude of slice-of-life and farming affairs that have hit the console scene in recent times. But you'd be wrong - this challenges you with facing the trials of the Skeleton Bastard. Think you can overcome them?

Star Trek may have been around since the late 1960s, but can you believe that Star Trek: Prodigy is the first series in the franchise to be targeting younger audiences. (Don’t be fooled by the animation of Star Trek: Lower Decks, that is definitely for adults only). Anyways, said family friendly Star Trek: Prodigy has just had a videogame crossover too, and it is now available. Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova is out today on Xbox. PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.

It would seem like Nickelodeon Kart Racers is keen to try and wrestle the kart racer crown from the likes of Mario Kart and Crash Team Racing. Here is their third release in four years. Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway is out today on Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and PC.

If you’ve ever grabbed a POWGI game, you will know you can be sure of two things: Fun, little word-based puzzles and easy Gamerscore. Letterbox by POWGI is out today on Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation and once again delivers on both fronts.

Another week, another podcast and Episode 143 of TheXboxHub Official Podcast is here for your listening pleasure. What do the team chat about this week? Well, how about Overwatch 2, the scariest games of all time and more? Sounds good, huh!?

You could spend your time wasting hours in the intense gaming battlefields that are available, or you could jump behind the wheel of a racer and run lap after lap, shaving milliseconds off your bests. Or you could go and purchase Paradise Marsh and drop into the wonderful world it holds for a few hours, catching frogs and restoring the stars as you go. 

Just as the Halloween season begins to approach, a host of games are getting hit with the spooky feels. One that we didn't particularly expect to run that route though was Kao the Kangaroo, a wholesome little platformer inspired by the games of yesteryear. But what do we know, for today Kao not only comes bearing bundle gifts, but throws some spooky DLC into the mix too.

Having originally released a decade ago, The Witch's House MV brings the Japanese horror right up to speed, launching on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. 

There's not a hint of Mario here and it seems as if Sonic has done a bit of a runner, but it's time to set the competitive streak in motion and hit the slopes in Winter Games 2023.

There's nothing new about pixel-arted point and click adventures; after-all, they've been doing the rounds for as long as we care to remember. But that doesn't mean we don't sit up and take notice when a new one arrives and today we get the chance to head straight back to the glory days of the 1980s with some Unusual Findings.