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Mortal Kombat 11 is releasing on the Nintendo Switch, marking the first MK game on a Nintendo system since the series reboot. The Switch version is a little less beautiful than its contemporaries, but what it lacks in visual fidelity it makes up for with portability. So it’s no surprise that the official Switch trailer emphasizes the on-the-go aspect.

The trailer (above) shows a piece of a cutscene before pulling back and showing gameplay on a smaller Switch window playing footage of the fights. It’s difficult to see due to the smaller screen size but the fights are a little low-fi compared to what you may have gotten accustomed to seeing in other gameplay trailers and Kombat Kasts.

We knew that the Switch version would lose some graphical bells and whistles, though. A recent hands-on preview showed that despite the downgrade, the game ran smoothly to keep the fighting consistent. That means that if you want a portable version, you probably won’t compromise the integrity of the systems for the benefit.

NetherRealm slowly revealed the MK11 roster in the lead-up to launch, most recently announcing the return of Kitana. The studio is now preparing its downloadable content, which will begin with Shang Tsung. After this game the studio may be looking to explore new franchises or even genres.

Mortal Kombat 11 releases on April 23 for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. For more details, check out our pre-order guide.

Sega has revealed 10 more games coming to its Mega Drive Mini (known as the Genesis Mini in the US). The lineup of classic titles includes Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Earthworm Jim, and more beloved games.

Fans will be pleased to see both Caste of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck included with Sega’s miniature console. The device also comes with Streets of Rage 2, Contra: Hard Corps, and Shinobi 3.

A further 20 games are to be revealed over the coming months. We already knew Ecco the Dolphin, Sonic the Hedgehog, Castlevania: Bloodlines and more were to be pre-installed on the console, which will come with 40 games in total. You can read all 20 games revealed so far at the bottom of this article.

The Mega Drive Mini / Genesis Mini launches worldwide on September 19, costing $80 / £70 / AU $140. It’s based on the Model 1 version of the original console, except approximately 55% smaller. The box contains the console, a power adapter, two replica three-button USB controllers, one USB to micro-USB power cable, and one HDMI lead.

The game ports that are on the Genesis Mini were handled by M2, a team that is well known for its work on emulation and re-releases. M2 previously worked on Sega Ages and Sega 3D Classics Collection.

Releasing Mini versions of classic consoles has become something of a trend recently. Nintendo led the way with the NES Classic and the SNES Classic, both of which were received well by critics and went on to be hot commercial items. Sony followed suite with the PlayStation Classic, which wasn’t received as warmly.

Sega Mega Drive Mini / Genesis Mini Games Lineup (So Far)

1. Sonic the Hedgehog
2. Ecco the Dolphin
3. Castlevania: Bloodlines
4. Space Harrier 2
5. Shining Force
6. Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine
7. ToeJam & Earl
8. Comix Zone
9. Altered Beast
10. Gunstar Heroes
11. Castle of Illusion
12. World of Illusion
13. Thunder Force III
14. Super Fantasy Zone
15. Shinobi III
16. Streets of Rage 2
17. Earthworm Jim
18. Sonic the Hedgehog 2
19. Contra: Hard Corps
20. Landstalker

It’s finally here. The first full trailer for the upcoming Child’s Play reboot has arrived and, with it, the first real look at the new version of Chucky, who happens to be voiced by Mark Hamill. While we previously didn’t know much about the film, the new movie gives a lot of insight into what makes this take on Child’s Play so different.

The big takeaway is that this isn’t just some doll. It’s 2019 and now Chucky is from the Buddi line of smart toys. As the trailer says, he can connect to all of your smart devices–which already sounds like a bad idea–and is controlled by an app. Of course, as the trailer teases, that app is going to go haywire as Chucky goes on a murdering spree.

And while the trailer doesn’t get too gory, it certainly looks as though Chucky is going to be very creative with his kills. From wrapping up one victim in Christmas lights, to seemingly taking control of electronic devices like drones to carry out his misdeeds, this murderous little doll is dangerous–and downright creepy. Check it out above.

One thing the trailer doesn’t do is give much context to the relationship between Chucky and his owner, the 13-year-old Andy (Gabriel Bateman). However, during a preview event for the trailer’s release, GameSpot and select press were shown an additional scene from the movie.

In it, Chucky and Andy are playing a board game, as the doll learns more about his owner. When a cat scratches the boy, though, Chucky goes on the offensive against the feline in a pretty disturbing moment. Thankfully, Andy stops him before it’s too late, while Chucky says it’s because the cat caused him pain.

It certainly gives the impression that Chucky thinks he’s protecting Andy when he gets violent, at least at first. Given that this is a Child’s Play movie, though, clearly, Andy isn’t going to remain safe. And when you consider that a doll like the new Chucky can control pretty much any device it wants to, it opens up a bunch of truly horrific possibilities.

While this is the first real trailer for Child’s Play, you’re not going to have to wait much longer to see more. Child’s Play, which also stars Aubrey Plaza and Bryan Tyree Henry, is in theaters on June 21.

Nearly 20 years after the first movie was released, the Fast & Furious series is bigger than ever. Next year will see the release of the ninth movie in the franchise, and before we get to that, the spin-off Hobbs & Shaw arrives in August. A new trailer has now been released.

Like January’s first trailer, this latest one is pretty long, so be warned if you don’t want to know a lot of the movie’s plot. But it looks like massive fun, with Agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) and mercenary-for-hire Owen Shaw (Jason Statham) reluctantly teamed up to take on Idris Elba‘s genetically enhanced bad guy. There’s also plenty of action from Mission Impossible: Fallout star Vanessa Kirby, playing Shaw’s sister, and a hilarious-looking family reunion for Hobbs. Check it out above.

Hobbs & Shaw is directed by Deadpool 2’s David Leitch, and also stars Eiza González (Baby Driver) and Eddie Marsan (Deadpool 2), with Helen Mirren reprising her role as Shaw’s mom from 2016’s The Fate of the Furious. It releases on August 2, 2019.

As for Fast & Furious 9, that is now in production ahead of its April 2020 release. It’s directed by Justin Lin, who has helmed four of the previous movies in the series. It stars Vin Deisel once more, but won’t feature Johnson or Statham.

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