Devil May Cry 4, Batman: Arkham Knight, Heavensward expansion for Final Fantasy 14 released this week

This month's game news has been dominated by everything E3 and the titles that will be coming in the next few months, but some of the most-anticipated games have their releases in June, particularly this week. 

'Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition'  

Released last Tuesday, this Special Edition of the fantasy slash and dash action game is a remastered version of 2008's "Devil May Cry 4." The story this time is about Nero, a swordsman in his early teens. Series protagonist Dante will also be making a comeback for this title, as well as three unlockable characters – Vergil, Lady, and Trish. The Special Edition also introduces the "Devil Bringer" mechanic for the gamers. 

'Heavensward' expansion for 'Final Fantasy XIV' 

Coming to the PS 3 and 4, and also for PC, the latest expansion to the rebranded "A Realm Reborn" pits players against monsters in the newly-opened Ishgard, and a worsening Dragonsong War. As with any expansion, the new update to "Final Fantasy XIV" massive multiplayer title brings new content in the form of new classes, unlocked locations, and newly-raised level caps. 

'Batman: Arkham Knight'  

Considered to be the biggest release for this week, "Batman: Arkham Knight" has finally been launched for current-gen platforms and PC. This fourth and final installment in the series pits the Dark Knight against his most deadly adversaries as the gamer explores the massive open-world city. One prominent feature of the game is the inclusion of the Batmobile as a playable vehicle. In addition, the title also uses the "hero partner" system, and players can switch between Batman, Nightwing, Robin, and Catwoman during combat. 

Although "Batman: Arkham Knight" is hyped to be one of the biggest releases for this year, the successful launch has also been beset with issues. For example, a planned Batmobile Special Edition of the title has been scrapped, and the Limited Edition bundle, conceived to be released simultaneously with the official launch, has been delayed for at least three weeks. In addition, reports surfaced that the PC version of the game suffers from graphics and framerate glitches. 

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