Sega fans may remember a title from the early 90s that was a different take on the usual football games called Mutant League Football. The title was built using the Madden '93 game engine, but it featured the kind of arcade-style football action that would later inspire titles like NFL Blitz. In honor of its 20th anniversary, the original creator and lead designer, Michael Mendheim, is working to revive the title under a new name, Mutant Football League, for the modern console generation.

While the game got Greenlit on Steam, development on Ruin of the Reckless isn't done. The two-man development team of Faux-Operative Games launched a Kickstarter campaign a couple weeks back and just hit their funding goal of $10,000 today.

Folks, we're really dropping the ball this weekend.  I don't mean, like, "Our roadie, Lenny, forgot to plug in our guitars" levels of ball-dropping.  I'm talking fully-fledged, "Lenny sold all our equipment and escaped to Mexico City" ball-dropping.  Not only are we not playing new and interesting video games, we're instead "tossing the pigskin" and "leveling our Dwarf Shaman" like total scrublords.  Get this, some of us aren't even playing games this weekend.  What are we, Teen Vogue?  I was ready to shut the whole thing down, honestly, if it weren't for Locke hoisting the Obscurity Torch.

Earlier this month, Turtle Rock added co-op to Evolve Stage 2 and hinted that there may be in store. A few days ago, they revealed what that additional co-op may look like with "The Deepest Dark."

Prior to the game's release, Creative Assembly laid out their DLC plans for Total War: WARHAMMER on the Total War Wiki. In addition to the Race Pack, which we saw with the Beastmen, and the "Free-LC," the British developer would also be releasing Lord Packs that would contain two new Legendary Lords, new units, and new "Units of Renown." The first one of these packs, "Grim and the Grave," will be released next week.

Cartoon Network is taking a shot at the video game market with Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers. The title is being developed by French developer Magic Pockets and is billed as a side-scrolling brawler featuring a few much beloved characters from some of the network's more well-known shows.

Last week at Gamescom, Ubisoft had a new trailer for their upcoming third-person shooter, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands. This time around they're highlighting all of the customization you can do as you hunt down the Santa Blanca drug cartel.

Omega Force has done something with Attack on Titan that surprised me. Rather than apply the rote formula of their Dynasty Warriors franchise to yet another IP, they’ve focused on creating a gameplay experience that does its best to mirror ideas of the property itself; and for the most part, it works....

Klei Entertainment, the Champions of Malnourishment, the Princes and Princesses of Famine, the Defenders of Deprivation, have finally gifted PlayStation 4 users with an embarrassment of riches.  That's right, everyone!  Come September 13th, the Don't Starve Mega Pack will be available for purchase on Sony's flagship console.  Included in that pack are the following items:

Regular fans of our Monday night co-op streams may remember seeing us check out Red Solstice a couple times. It's a pretty interesting squad-based tactical shooter that requires a great degree of cooperation. The development team behind it, Ironward, is setting their sights on bringing some of that same tactical thinking to a twin-stick shooter with Solstice Chronicles: Missing in Action.

Housemarque continues to support twin-stick shooter Alienation with some additional content today. As with the previous content patch, which added local co-op and new difficulty levels, this update features free content and content for which you'll need to pay.

Anyone creating a product for mass consumption will tell you how important it is to "test the waters" before presenting their creation to the world.  Sometimes, it's showing a friend a poem before submitting it to a literature magazine.  Other times,  it's giving a room full of Durham residents twelve different versions of the new "Glorpberry Prime" flavor.  Occasionally, it's letting thousands of CRPG fans ransack your fantasy playground, as is the case for Divinity: Original Sin 2.