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“Destiny” is also heading to the Xbox One and Xbox 360 this July for its beta run, while “Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare” is looking at a new expansion featuring the West. Microsoft’s biggest game franchise, “Halo,” has also been spotted for yet another possible spin-off game, according to Microsoft’s recruitment ads.

“The Last of Us Remastered” may be looking at a more high-definition quality as developers tease a great experience with the 60FPS resolution. Also, gamers who need an extra monitor while playing the PS4 may enjoy this portable screen to play your games. Lastly, The Drop has introduced six new games coming out this week.

The iPhone 6 is still a few months away from any possible release, if an analysis is to be believed. In the meantime, a new image leak has been spotted that shows off a curved glass screen and a bigger display size, while the Apple trade-in program goes into Italy and next heading to Australia.

Game Update #4 is coming out for “Titanfall” to give a more challenging approach to game modes, as Respawn exec gives his view on single-player campaign for “Titanfall.” Fellow shooter game “Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare” is also looking at a good foundation where developer Sledgehammer reveals its plans for the title.

“Battlefield Hardline” is expecting more beta opportunities for players, while “Battlefield 4” is still rolling out new updates based on improvements from the Community Test Environment.

The Xbox One is expected to get more features with its July system update, which is primarily focused on Achievements, more games for the holidays as outlined for the Xbox One, and July Games with Gold, featuring four games that are free to download.

“Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire” may be coming but that does not mean that “Pokemon X and Y” has already lived its time as a title of the franchise.

Three PS4 games have been updated by their respective developers, namely “Destiny” with its new list of Trophies and Achievements, “The Order: 1886” with the introduction of Lycans, and “PlanetSide 2” with more details for its microtransactions.

Ten new jobs have been approved by Rockstar Games for “GTA V Online” as more leaks arrive for the Online Heist Multiplayer.

The lineup of games for PS Plus July has already been confirmed by Sony, while SCE teases something about PlayStation Now for Gamescom. PS Plus members expecting a shot at “Destiny” beta may want to check out this new announcement amending a previous statement.

4J Studios is making headway progress with the “Minecraft PS4 and Xbox One” editions as more teasers of transfer saves and world distances appear. Also, the console versions of the game are on fire as the sales surpass the original PC and Mac version.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Google Play Edition has been spotted on the official Android Web site, while the Android 4.4.2 Kitkat will roll out for AT&T’s Galaxy Note 2.

Google is all geared up to crank up its gaming component with new features coming for Google Play Games alongside the Android L.

“inFamous: Second Son” will get its expansion pack, “First Light” in August 26 and 27 and will feature Fetch as a playable character. Developer of Xbox exclusive “Titanfall” is also considering the possibility of a single-player campaign for the title in the future.

4Chan’s game “Pokemon Sage” now has a demo that you can play before the “Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire” releases. The “Pokemon Art Academy” also has a new template featuring a primal Pokemon of “Pokemon ORAS.”

Sony’s Project Morpheus is moving forward with new developments and new planned projects that go beyond the PS4. Meanwhile, the PlayStation Now Beta gets six new games, though the prices remain untouched.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has received another leaked release date while Samsung’s smartwatch gets a new possible brand name and a few feature specifications.

Shooter games “Titanfall” and “Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare” get updates, with the former getting a new update teased for the game, while the latter gets a new trailer discussing the future technology used.

“The Last of Us Remastered” on the PS4 has been seen with a bundle at Amazon while the price drop refund gets back to players. For Xbox One’s “Halo 5: Guardians,” the PC may not be another way to play the game as the title may not come to the platform anytime soon.

Check out the two updates coming for the PS4 and PS3 as well as a look into PlayStation Now’s beta rental pricing.

“Assassin’s Creed Unity” may top the numerous “Watch Dogs” preorder choices with its new take on preorder bonuses. Also, Ubisoft reveals more of what can be expected of the modern setting for this next-gen game.

The PS4’s “Knack” may have played a big role in the development of the hardware, while “Blacklight: Retribution” has just been given more details for its PS Plus Starter Pack. For the Xbox One version of “Sniper Elite 3,” there’s a good reason why it’s coming with a 10GB day one patch.

Samsung is releasing the Sprint-exclusive Galaxy S5 Sport, in addition to teasing the possible appearance of the Galaxy Wear at the Google I/O. In the meantime, images of the Samsung ZeQ have been teased.

DLCs for “Battlefield 4,” “Grid Autosport” and “Killzone Shadow Fall” have been detailed to include plans, new weapons and maps and a list of upcoming updates.

Mega Sableye in "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" gets more information, stats and a quick backgrounder. Meanwhile, Mega Evolutions are discussed in a bit more detail.

Now that expected bug fixes may come for the Android 4.4.4, concept developers are looking at the Android 5.0 as a possible way to bring about new features for Android’s latest OS.

Sony has been rumoured to trademark the Hi-Res Audio, which can mean it will be a feature coming to the PS4 and PS Vita. Meanwhile, the Xbox One may be accumulating more popularity votes on Facebook, if a new poll is to be believed.

Another leaked release date has been spotted for “Batman: Arkham Knight, this time coming from Microsoft Store. Also, a new possible voice actor may have revealed himself to fans.

DirectX 12 on the Xbox One had been a big deal for its capabilities as a game changer, but after a dampening statement, Stardock CEO has brought a few more benefits of the software to light. For Xbox One games, “Thief” will get a demo while “Forza Horizon 2” will have different versions for the Xbox One and the Xbox 360.