For anyone who might have missed it, a gameplay overview video for Marvel’s Avengers was released a few days back.

The game, which follows Marvel’s Spider-Man as the next big superhero title, is a third-person action-adventure game in which you’ll get to play as multiple Avengers while experiencing a brand new story created for the game.

Continue below for much more info on Marvel’s Avengers and to check out the gameplay overview video.

A new trailer has been released for Marvel’s Avengers, the upcoming video game developed by Crystal Dynamics, in collaboration with Eidos-Montréal, Nixxes Software, and Crystal Northwest, and published by Square Enix.

The new trailer introduces Kamala Khan as a playable character, after we briefly saw her in the 19-minute gameplay video. In the comics, Khan was the fourth to assume the title of Ms. Marvel. Captain Marvel herself, Carol Danvers, was the first.

You can find the trailer, along with a behind the scenes video and a character profile video, below.

During E3 2019 earlier this summer we saw an official trailer for Marvel’s Avengers, the next Marvel game following Spider-Man last year.

That first trailer showed only fleeting glimpses of gameplay, sadly. But now we’re getting a really good look at the game—which comes from publisher Square Enix and developer Crystal Dynamics in collaboration with Eidos-Montréal, Nixxes Software, and Crystal Northwest—in the form of a 19-minute A-Day prologue gameplay video.

You can find more info and check out the gameplay video below.

If you’re like me, you find that there is a slight lull in the TV viewing schedule around the holidays and during the months of January and February as some of the shows me and the wife watch regularly (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for instance) are on winter break.

So, in the mean time, I’ve come across a new show to obsess over and have become a weekly viewer. The best part is that it’s not even on TV as most people know it. The name of the show is Critical Role and it is shown on Thursdays on Twitch on the Geek and Sundry Twitch channel from 9-12 CST (most nights, they often play longer). You can also catch the episode on Mondays when it’s posted to Geek and Sundry’s web page.