We start with EA, a company that seems to almost always be in the news. This time, it’s for yet another Star Wars game. Recently, EA announced that they were working on the title Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order.

The story takes place after Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith and is assumed to rotate on the story of Jedi padawan Cal Kestis, one of the few remaining Jedi remaining after the galaxy-wide purge of Order 66. EA is apparently expecting to make big bucks from this title, with their estimates pointing between 6 million and 8 million copies sold.

Also, EA has a new Need for Speed game in the works, but little to no information has been released about it.

Next up, Call of Duty. Many are speculating that the next Call of Duty, even though not confirmed, will be the fourth iteration of their popular Modern Warfare series.

Ever since the series original release 12 years ago, which was the fourth installment of the whole franchise, the modern Warfare series has remained a popular cow to milk for Activision.

Some of the strongest clues are the fact that Infinity Ward, one of the main studios working with Activision on the franchise, has reenlisted five developers which have had a history working with them on older Modern Warfare games. Many people are speculating that this is fundamental proof that indicates that Modern Warfare 4 is in the works if not the next game.

And lastly, Pokémon. Recently, DeNA (the Japanese developer working on Pokémon right now) announced that a new game, Pokémon Sword and Shield, had been announced for the Nintendo Switch.

Now, DeNA has announced that another game will be developed, but this one will be for the mobile platform. It will be launched in a couple of months and will be the first Pokémon game for mobiles ever since the world famous Pokémon Go was launched. This game will go hand in hand with DeNA’s other titles releasing this year, such as a mobile adaption for Mario Kart called Mario Kart Tour.

Little has been released on this new Pokémon game, but most are hoping it will be a return to the original style Pokémon RPG layout, maybe with a tie-in to Sword and Shield. This definitely comes at a good time with Pokémon: Detective Pikachu releasing in theatres.

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This March we saw the release of:

• Dead or Alive 6. Which not only added more details to its characters but has also released new characters making its fans very happy;
• Ethereal. Who takes a special prize for managing to make a puzzle game eerie;
• The Occupation. Where All The President’s Men meets with The Manchurian Candidate to deliver thrilling story which will keep you on edge all night long;
• The Division 2. Welcome you to a post-apocalyptic Washington DC with an enlarged group of stealth fighters of 8; and
• Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. A vast array of changes from its predecessor but one can expect to see amazing cinematography during sword duels.

That said January and February also gave us a few new gems with Resident Evil 2, Metro Exodus, Far Cry: New Dawn and Anthem being released.

Nevertheless, there is still much more to come with some of the most anticipated being Mortal Kombat XI and Rage 2.

We can expect better graphics, more immersive and intensive story lines and some more challenging game play.

There can be a good debate on how PC games measure up to their competitors, but when a friend tells you that they spent all night glued to their screen either alone or together with some three other people, don’t blame them.

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