Mortal Kombat 11 had its glorious reveal event last night, where we engaged in the festivities via our livestream here. The reveal event was packed with new reveals, gameplay footage, and mechanics. However, most people wanted to see which characters made the cut, and what developer NetherRealm Studios had cooked up for new fighters. Below, we have a comprehensive list of all the confirmed returning and new characters (with some rumoured); including a handful of legacy fighters. Scorpion: Ed Boon's main returns to Mortal Kombat 11. No surprise there, really. Sub-Zero: Scorpion's punching bag for the last two games seems buffed up and ready to retaliate. Raiden: Surprise! Raiden is now a bad guy, and now donning the edgy "Dark Raiden" title. Baraka: Everyone's favourite face-eating baddy makes a great, spine-tingling comeback. Skarlet: Skarlet has been given a face-lift with new blood-bending abilities. Honestly, she just looks and plays amazingly. Sonya Blade: Ronda Rousey voices the new and... enhanced Sonya Blade in Mortal Kombat 11. Geras: New Elder God Geras is a brawler who can manipulate time. Should make for some interesting mix-ups. Shao Kahn: Brace yourselves, Shao Kahn is coming back. Sadly, he will only be a pre-order bonus character, but expect him to show up at a later stage too. Liu Kang: Liu Kang was once the face of Mortal Kombat before Scorpion ripped it from him, but he will be present in Mortal Kombat 11. It's unclear if he will be a playable character. Kung Lao: Kung Lao shows up alongside Liu Kang in a brief cutscene (donning the Shaolin Monks outfits). Not confirmed yet to be a playable character, but we're betting that he will be. Shinnok: The big meanie of Mortal Kombat X is a bit of a sob story in Mortal Kombat 11, but it's also unclear if he will be a playable character. Cassie Cage: Yet again, it's unconfirmed if she'll be a playable character since she was only featured in a cutscene, though I look forward to her Snapchat filter variation of the selfie fatality. Please make this happen. Kronika: The female boss character of the game, Kronika also has the ability to manipulate time. Kabal (Maybe): Kabal might've been teased in the reveal event in (quite literally) a brief flash, though we will have confirmation on this very soon. Kitana (Rumoured): Kitana was shown in the dev diary for Mortal Kombat 11, though its uncertain if she made the "cut" yet. Rain (Rumoured): Pro-Mortal Kombat eSports player Sonic Fox may have preemptively teased Rain, but there's no confirmation from NetherRealm yet if he will be a playable character. Mileena (Rumoured): There's no confirmation yet of Mileena appearing on the roster, though some speculate that she might be our first DLC character. In total, there will be 25 characters in the roster, so more are expected to arrive over the course of the next few months. Who would you like to see make a comeback in Mortal Kombat 11? Mortal Kombat 11 releases on April 23, 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, with a Nintendo Switch release to follow in May.

The Nexus recently hosted the Magic: The Gathering #RavnicaRoulette web-series, starring Inkblot Pictures, Dum Dum Die, and Unplug Yourself. In the 5-part series, Stefan (Unplug Yourself), Crispin (Inkblot Pictures), and members of Dum Dum Die take each other on to be crowned the #RavnicaRoulette champion. However, they also hosted a competition allowing you the chance to win your very own entry into the pre-release event on the 19th and 20th of January, which includes a random pre-release pack. Usually, to gain entry into the pre-release, you would need to reserve a very limited pre-release deck to the value of R480,00. Congratulations to the following for winning the #RavincaRoulette challenge: Dean Ramos Siveshen Chetty Dean Van Aswegen Shawn Botes Sandra De Beer Congratulations once again, we cannot wait to see you this weekend for the Pre-Release of Magic: The Gathering Ravnica Allegiance! The video below is the final episode in the web-series, and be sure to check out the rest of the playlist, whether or not you are a seasoned veteran or Magic noob.

Remember when Bethesda Game Studios released that amazing Fallout title recently, and fans were just so greedy that they specifically went out of their way to find more stuff that the developers had hidden away for a perfectly good reason? Yeah, me neither. Sarcasm aside, Bethesda is cracking down on players that have acquired “illicit” developer room items on Fallout 76, stating that these items, and areas, are “not intended for the public”. An official Bethesda statement to Eurogamer reads: “We are looking into accounts where players have obtained items by accessing areas of the game that are not intended for the public. These areas are only accessible to PC players that are using 3rd party applications to get into these areas. In an effort to ensure the integrity of these characters and accounts, these accounts are being temporarily disabled pending further investigation. Players that have accessed these areas and have had their accounts impacted are encouraged to contact our support team”. Eurogamer continued to state that players who had accessed the developer room had, in fact, received temporary suspensions within 6-24 hours, but still allowed item transfer, enabling cosmetic items to be passed around. Sourced by Eurogamer Sourced by Eurogamer Sourced by Eurogamer Sourced by Eurogamer Items in the developer room, supposedly, ranged from cosmetic items, unfinished in-game items, and an actual human NPC; the only one of his kind. Fallout 76 is now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

Ubisoft has finally revealed some juicy details for The Division 2's Dark Zones and PvP. Announced on Ubisoft's official website, players will have access to three Dark Zones in the sequel. In these zones, players will be tasked to take neighbouring factions down in Washington, D.C. If you feel particularly diabolical, you can turn on your teammates for even better loot. Stolen loot will not be immediately equipable, though, as you will have to "clean" stolen loot by airlifting them via helicopter. Some equipment will be available to use immediately. Going rogue is as simple as stealing the entire content of a Dark Zone drop, but this will give an indication to your teammates of your actions, making you vulnerable to their attacks. Taking a teammate out gives you the "Disavowed Rogue" status, making your rogue icon more visible on the map. If you continue your wicked ways, you will reach a status called "Manhunt Rogue", alerting all players to your presence. Clearing your rogue status also sounds like no simple task. This can be accomplished by not performing rogue actions and waiting for your timer to drain out, or you can continue until you reach the Thieves' Den. This hideout will give players access to a special vendor with unique items. Once you reach the Thieves' Den your rogue status is also cleared, allowing you to play as a non-rogue player again. The PvP mode, called Conflict, will also be available to players. This mode will have three custom maps and two modes. The two modes are Domination (basically a king of the hill match) and Skirmish (a team deathmatch). It's pretty standard, but chances are, Ubisoft will expand and add modes during the game's lifecycle. The Division 2 is set to release on March 15, 2019 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.