Rainbow Six Quarantine the upcoming title based on an event from Rainbow Six Siege, was announced at E3 2019, but there has been no release date announced as yet. Recently, in Ubisoft's earnings call - discussed here via Game Informer - it seems that Yves Guillemot, the company CEO, stated that Rainbow Six Quaranine will be out before the end of their fiscal year, which is to say, March 2020. While this isn't an exact confirmation date, it does seem to fit within the game's release window when it was announced, as "early 2020". We have a short supply of information regarding Rainbow Six Quarantine, including gameplay, and, of course, a release date. If this is the case, though, that would mean that the first quarter of 2020 will be bombed with three major Ubisoft titles, as opposed to just one, including Watch Dogs Legion (6th of March) and Gods and Monsters (25th of February). Though, this is all assuming that there are no delays in production, which could happen. Rainbow Six Quarantine is in development for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

Mortal Kombat 11 has been plagued with requests on DLC characters, asking when, and who, will be available. In response to these questions, Ed Boon has always used his personal Twitter to tease new additions, and it seems that fans are starting to become tired of Boon's trolling. DLC characters such as Nightwolf, Sindel, and Spawn have been confirmed as Mortal Kombat 11 Shang Tsung DLC, there is no confirmed date on when these will be coming to the fighting game. Furthermore, Boon has been constantly teasing fans on Twitter regarding these character through cryptic captions, videos, and gifs, all relating to these, and other, characters. Also, some of the game director's, and Mortal Kombat co-creator, tweets have been seen as mocking, or poking fun, at fans who are starting to "lose their patience" regarding DLC character release dates. Player frustrations can be noted in the Mortal Kombat 11 subreddit, in a post titled "Ed Boon's trolling isn't funny anymore". the main idea behind the post, is that players - especially the original poster - is losing interest in the title, because characters are teased but are not given more information for lengthy periods of time afterward. The fact that Ed Boon will often Tweet around the tease, further increases player frustration at the lack of information being given by NetherRealm Studios. It seems that some players are genuinely upset at the length of time DLC characters are taking to launch, it seems that, reading through the post, most players are actually expressing a similar sentiment, such as the following: I don’t even care if they take longer to release. At least give us some updates or estimates. Doesn’t even have to be a trailer. Just a simple tweet giving us a time frame. The frustration can be understood when you consider that many of these players have already paid $40 for the Kombat Pack, giving them access to six DLC characters, without even so much as a release date. Regarding Boon's Tweeting activity, it seems that he is inadvertently putting players off of Mortal Kombat 11 rather than hyping the DLC characters up. Mortal Kombat 11 is available now on PC, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PS4.

One of DC comics biggest storylines, Crisis On Infinite Earths, is being played out on the CW Arrowverse shows. The Crisis has actually been hinted at since the beginning of The Flash in season 1, though thanks to Barry's meddling with time, the date has been moved up. As the Monitor and Anti-Monitor prepare for war, new trailers for the CW shows showcase what will be happening in each show's respective season, with the little bits that will lead to the Crisis crossover. In the case of Arrow, it's both a trailer for the show's upcoming final eighth season, and a retrospective on just how far the shows have come - highs and lows - since their inception. Dammit, Barry! What have you done this time! That, unfortunately, has become a problem with The Flash in the last couple of seasons as Barry and pals seem to create their own villains more than stopping them. This trailer is lighter on Crisis tie-ins and shows what Team Flash will be up against this season. The big bad is revealed here, though it will be interesting to see how his desire to end death will bring him around to having to cause some. While Supergirl is putting on a new suit that's far too reminiscent of Superman's horrible New 52 suit, Supergirl is going in the direction I'd really hoped the show wouldn't go when Lena Luthor was introduced. It seems lies will be driving her to super-villainy, which is a shame but not entirely unexpected, unfortunately.

After delaying the first major event in Anthem, BioWare has finally kicked off the pre-event challenges for their first Cataclysm event. These free-play challenges are called "The Oncoming Storm" and mostly revolve around in-game crystals. These challenges will run until the storm releases somewhere in the near future. The pre-challenges mainly tasks Freelancers with collecting crystals in the open world, killing crystalline enemies, completing open-world events, and the likes. Fans have eagerly been waiting for new content in Anthem ever since its launch left them a tad underwhelmed. Completing these challenges will net players some coins and limited-time decals to customise their javelins. A dedicated group of Anthem players have been dissecting the Public Test Servers and compiled a list of changes coming with the event. Check out the list right here. We hope to see some great new additions to the formula when the Cataclysm finally hits. Anything new to Anthem can only be a good thing at this point in time. We'll be sure to update as the event unfolds in-game. Anthem is now available on PC, Xbox One, and PS4.