Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot had some new images available, but there seems to be a pretty big oversight in the fight between Vegeta and Android 18. Fans of the anime and manga will remember the fight between Vegeta, the Prince of Saiyans, and Android 18, as Vegeta finally takes the form of Super Saiyan. Though, Android 18 still gives the arrogant prince a humble beating, and ends with one of the most badass moments in the anime when she breaks his arm. Fans will remember that in both the anime and the manga, Android 18 broke the left arm of Vegeta, and it was specifically emphasised just which arm was broken in both adaptations, to maintain consistency. However, in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, it seems Vegeta’s right arm is broken by Android 18. “Oh my god, we will burn the game on launch”, I hear you cry, and yes, this is not the biggest problem the game could face. Though, this is meant to be the best and most accurate story-retelling of the DBZ saga, and even draws on the source material, so it is strange that this oversight exists. Despite this, the game is shaping up to be pretty enticing as it draws closer to launch. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot launches on the 24th of January, 2020, for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

Metro Redux, developed by 4A Games, will be coming to the Nintendo Switch, as confirmed by an official announcement trailer. The video shows the updated HD textures of both Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, which were enhanced for the Metro Redux some time ago. The video ends by zooming out of a snowy area, which becomes a Nintendo Switch, running the footage. We were aware that may have been a Nintendo Switch release of the Metro Redux when it was leaked by PEGI’s rating board. However, until the official trailer was announced now, we had no concrete evidence of it. The original Metro Redux was released in 2014 for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One, making this release rather late to the party, but better late than never. The latest entry into the franchise, Metro Exodus, was released in February 2019, and received some fairly positive reviews from fans and critics. Metro Redux will release on the Nintendo Switch on the 28th of February.

Mass Effect Andromeda seemingly sealed the nail in the coffin for the BioWare RPG franchise, with fans and critics alike turning the title into a running joke online, due to the poor facial animations, robotic dialogue, and lacklustre experience overall. However, a recent tweet from BioWare could be a cryptic message to fans that a remaster is in the works. The tweet itself is nothing more than “#MassRelays” with the opening of the first title, all overlapped by the title’s theme song. It isn’t uncommon for BioWare to bring the original trilogy back into the spotlight from time to time, but this tweet has a strange feeling that has even left fans speculating on a remaster. ♫ #MassRelays pic.twitter.com/SxD7nQXVGE— BioWare (@bioware) January 14, 2020 More than anything, those who are speculating the return of the original trilogy onto modern platforms are using the hashtag caption as their basis, “#MassRelays”, which doesn’t seem to fit anywhere into the video that was posted. Considering this is an intrinsic aspect of the games, along with the intro into the first title, it wouldn’t be off-the-wall to think this was a teaser for a remaster, which some propose could be called “Mass Effect: Mass Relay Edition”. However, this is all speculation at this point, and no actual factual basis has been given to support this, so we remain skeptic. Despite the attempted efforts by BioWare to repair Andromeda and bring their fanbase back, many have been clambering for a remaster of the original three, and we must agree that we would absolutely adore a trip back to the original trilogy on modern consoles.

The Elder Scrolls Online's next expansion, titled Greymoor, will return to Skyrim. ZeniMax Online Studios and Bethesda have released a trailer for the new The Elder Scrolls Online expansion titled Greymoor. Starting with the Harrowstorm DLC dungeon pack, the expansion will take players back to Skyrim. The year-long storyline, titled "Dark Heart of Skyrim", will take place in the region approximately 900 years before the events of The Elder Scrolls V. Exploring Western Skyrim while being haunted by a vampire lord is sure to excite a lot of fans of the series. The expansion will run throughout 2020 kicking things off with the Harrowstorm dungeon pack (which features a prologue quest, followed by Greymoor. Q3 of 2020 will receive another dungeon pack, and Q4 will get a story DLC. Players who purchase Greymoor will have instant access to the content while existing players who purchase the expansion will jump into the content regardless of their level. Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor is set to release on May 18th for PC, followed by a June 2nd release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.