Resident Evil 3 is hot on its way this April, with fans preparing themselves for another horror-fueled dive into the zombie-infested depths of Raccoon City on the eve of the outbreak. This time, instead of the walking perfect hairstyle Leon S. Kennedy, we'll be following Jill Valentine, another one of Resident Evil's most iconic characters. However, she's facing something a bit more brutish than Mr. X in the form of the menacing tyrant, Nemesis. To get a better idea of what this anticipated remake is all about, a pile of Resident Evil 3 (and Resistance) screenshots have surfaced online, revealing more areas, concept art, and some new enemies. READ MORE: Bayonetta 3 Development is "Progressing Smoothly", Says PlatinumGames Character Concepts Thanks to Gamer Gen, we have over 40 screenshots to go through, starting with some character concept art that shows the designs for Jill, Nemesis, Carlos, and a few side characters. New Enemies Next, get a hold of some of the new enemies that will be gracing Resident Evil 3 and filling our nightmares with very vivid monstrosities. Environments We also got a glimpse of some of the environments that we'll stumble across in Resident Evil 3 and Resistance. Nemesis Nemesis is bound to give Jill one hell of a time, and here's a few more encounters with him (it also seems like Nemesis doesn't understand the concept of death all too well). Raccoon City While exploring Raccoon City as Jill "Sandwich" Valentine, you might stumble across a few interesting (and by interesting, we mean don't go there) locations in the city. Here are just a few examples. Resistance Finally, we have Resident Evil: Resistance, the multiplayer companion to Resident Evil 3 that will come with the game at launch. Taking a break from Jill and company, teams of players will have to survive an onslaught of enemies from an "overseer" who controls each environment and its inhabitants. There's a lot of potential here for a fun multiplayer mode, but here are a few screenshots to ease you into it. Resident Evil 3 launches on April 3, 2020 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

While PlayStation has mostly been very quiet regarding updates or any new info on the PlayStation 5, Xbox has been pushing ahead with their plans for future events, and doubling down on what fans might expect from the gaming giant in regards to games. For E3 2020, Xbox has been excitedly planning some big motions, and none are happier than Xbox head Phil Spencer who recently stated that fans should expect a "deep portfolio" of games come this year's big E3 showcase. READ MORE: Bayonetta 3 Development is "Progressing Smoothly", Says PlatinumGames Replying to a fan on Twitter who asked about how planning for E3 was going for Xbox, along with if he's excited for Ori and the Will of the Wisps, Spencer responded, "[Ori and the Will of the Wisps] is special, reading internal notes from people playing through, another amazing game by Moon. Next E3 meeting is today, tons to talk about between now and E3 & deep portfolio of XGS games for E3. [Aaron Greenberg] doing work. Console launch years are just special." .@OriTheGame is special, reading internal notes from people playing through, another amazing game by Moon. Next E3 meeting is today, tons to talk about between now and E3 & deep portfolio of XGS games for E3. @aarongreenberg doing work. Console launch years are just special.— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) February 14, 2020 What this "deep portfolio" of games will be is anyone's guess, but we assume that Xbox will double down on next-gen come E3 2020, and unveil a wide variety of both first-party and third-party titles to make the Xbox Series X a worthwhile purchase. However, it will still be a while before we see a true Xbox Series X exclusive, as Xbox has stated that new games like Halo Infinite will still be available cross-gen, meaning it will appear on both Xbox One and Xbox Series X. We'll have to wait around a year or two to see next-gen titles really make a home on next-gen for Xbox.

Bayonetta 3 was first announced back at The Game Awards in 2017, but has since gone quiet without much information or news available since. Naturally, fans wondered if the game was still well in development, but developer PlatinumGames has come out to reassure us that it's still alive and well. In light of the first Bayonetta arriving on current-gen consoles thanks to the Bayonetta & Vanquish 10th Anniversary Bundle, the series has seen a bit of a spike in popularity, which means now would be a good time to speak out about the third highly anticipated entry. READ MORE: Games Not to Miss in March 2020 In a recent interview with Famitsu (thanks to Siliconera for the translation), Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya confirmed that the third game is still "progressing smoothly" in development. "Actually, there’s a lot of info hidden in the teaser announcement in 2017," Kamiya teased. After watching and re-watching the reveal trailer numerous times, we still can't quite figure out exactly what he's talking about. Perhaps the bolts of electricity and the invisible wall that Bayonetta's bullets hit might hint at new abilities? Meanwhile, PlatinumGames is gearing up for a big announcement this week. They previously teased that a new major game might be revealed in Thursday's issue of Famitsu, with some believing it to be our first look at Bayonetta 3 after all these years. However, some speculate that it could be a deeper dive into Babylon's Fall, the new hack-and-slash from the developer, or another entry in the Drakengard series (as indicated by the number "4" tease). However, time will only tell what PlatinumGames has in store for us. The Bayonetta & Vanquish 10th Anniversary Bundle is now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Make sure you read our full review of both titles here.

If ever you thought February brought a lot of titles for you to enjoy, March brings the wallop to your wallet in a rip 'n tear kind of fashion. March, which shall be henceforth known as "The Month of DOOM Eternal", is here to provide heaps of gaming entertainment, even to those who prefer the finer things in life (simulation). Ori and the Will of the Wisps (PC, Xbox One) Releasing March 11 Way back during 2017's E3, Ori and the Will of the Wisps was announced. The follow-up to 2015's Ori and the Blind Forest is said to feature 4K UHD capabilities, Xbox One X Enhancements, and be an Xbox Play Anywhere title. In the sequel, the player can look forward to a shard-based upgrade system, much in the vein of Hollow Knight. Being a Metroidvania-inspired game, players will be able to backtrack with new abilities to explore previously inaccessible areas. With a story focusing on the world beyond the forest of Nibel, and Ori's true identity, players are most likely in for a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Nioh 2 (PlayStation 4) Releasing: March 13 Serving as a prequel tale to 2017's Nioh, Team Ninja is upping the challenge in all ways possible in Nioh 2. This tough as nails, action role-playing game plays much like its predecessor, albeit a bit smoother and faster. This time around, players can create their own custom characters - not only this, but by defeating yokai in the game, players can harness certain yokai abilities, and even transform into one. To "ease" the challenging gameplay by a smidge, Team Ninja has included "Benevolent Graves" across levels, which allows players to summon to two AI controlled phantoms to assist them. Make no mistake, even with two assistants, this game is going to be tough. Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo Switch) Releasing: March 20 The popular life simulation video game from Nintendo is back with a brand new entry in the series. After purchasing a vacation package from Tom Nook, the player's customizable character moves to a deserted island. As always, exploring, developing, and running day-to-day life is the name of the game here. The game's weather will also be influenced by the Northern and Southern Hemisphere, depending on the player's location. Confirmed returning characters (so far) is the lovable Isabelle and Mr. Resetti, with fans hoping for a couple more favorites. DOOM Eternal (PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Stadia) Releasing: March 20 The hotly anticipated sequel to 2016's DOOM is nearly upon us. id Software's latest entry in the gruesome series is here to eviscerate demons and not take names. All the quality demon murder armaments return in Eternal, including a "Meat Hook," which players can use in combat and environments, serving as a grappling hook. New movement mechanics like wall-climbing, dash moves, and horizontal bars are also being introduced in DOOM Eternal. A new "Destructible Demons" system will show the number of damage demons takes. This can also be used to destroy some anatomical parts to disable certain moves of the enemy. Say what you will, but id Software set out to double everything DOOM 2016 had to offer and judging by the trailer and gameplay videos, they are on a trajectory of success. Bleeding Edge (PC, Xbox One) Releasing: March 24 Ninja Theory's latest entry surprised a lot of fans. Bleeding Edge, a multiplayer online brawler featuring 12 characters to choose from, some of which have melee, ranged or both attack types. These characters are divided into three classes: assassin, support, or tank. The synergy between teammates seems to be the priority in Bleeding Edge. In a market that is already saturated with online team-based games, it's interesting to see what Ninja Theory's 4v4 game will bring to the table. Persona 5 Royal (PlayStation 4) Releasing: March 31 Following the route of Persona 4 Golden, Royal sits as the enhanced version of Persona 5. New and returning Phantom Thieves have a new Palace, new music (hooray!), additional plot and social elements, a third semester, and a brand new Phantom Thief member named Kasumi Yoshizawa to look forward to. It might not sound like much, but if ever you have experienced Persona 4 and Persona 4 Golden, you would know how much content this version will feature. Honorable mentions: My Hero: One's Justice 2 (PS4, NS, PC, XBOX) - March 13 The Legend of Heroes: Trials of Cold Steel III (PC) - March 23 One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 (PC, NS, PS4, XBO) - March 27 There you have it, all the games not to miss during the month of March. Whether you choose to rip demons apart, develop a deserted island, or shoot other players in an arena, there is something for everyone this time around.