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Minecraft has been a tremendous success on Xbox 360. So, Mojang Specifications has jumped into bed with Microsoft one more time to bring Cobalt to Xbox 360 & Xbox One.

Hacking men to pieces is fun and all, we know, but who really cares about the House of Lancaster and the House of York? People who live in Northern England, and no one else. So War of the Roses developer Fatshark is using more interesting murderers for its freshly-announced follow-up to the multiplayer medieval murderama, War of the Vikings.

It's difficult to make a living purely from being loud and enthusiastic--I should know--but bless him, Brian Blessed somehow manages. Britain's favourite bearded loud man, who you may know as the hawkman Prince Vultan from the movie Flash Gordon, has been crammed into a recording booth to provide sonorous cheers and jeers for a new War of the Roses DLC voice pack. It launched yesterday for $4.99, which is a pittance to pay to be Brian chuffing Blessed.

Life after the apocalypse can be difficult and lonely, so wouldn't it be nice to bring a friend? That'll soon be possible in post-apocalyptic Sweden, as Krater developer Fatshark today announced that it's adding co-op to its squad-based action-RPG on October 23.

Fancy a top-down, squad-based action-RPG, mindful of the "hardcore PC audience," packing online co-op and potential permadeath, set in a post-apocalyptic Sweden? Fatshark's newly-announced Krater may be right up your street.

Paradox Interactive announces War of the Roses, a team-based multiplayer game focused on medieval melee combat for PC, developed by Fatshark.

To show off its new game engine, BitSquid has got together with Lead and Gold developer

At its annual Captivate media summit, publisher and developer Capcom confirmed three games--two new, one previously known--for Europe and North America: Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds