A similar all-access opportunity on Xbox consoles will be available in the coming months.

During the all-access weekend, anyone interested in checking out the full game just needs to download it from their platform’s digital store. After the all-access period ends, players who buy the game will carry over all progress and purchases on the same platform during the all-access weekend.

In Season 8 – “Trial of Champions” – players will participate in the Game of Rings — a Triple Threat competition featuring six challengers in the NBA Playoffs, where the top scoring NBA player will earn the entire community a guaranteed player locker code. Check out the full Courtside Report here.

Running until June 4th, Season 7, “Full Throttle,” is all gas and no brakes, with 150,000 XP released on day one allowing players to reach level 40 at a blistering pace. Players can also experience new challenges in the quickest MyTeam season to date including a signature spotlight on NBA All-Star Tracy McGrady, a free Hall of Fame badge everyday for eight days (May 8-15) just for logging in to commemorate NBA 2K21 Legend Edition cover athlete Kobe Bryant’s upcoming induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame, a new base set, Current Series 3, and much more.

Additionally, 2K announced the latest round of Player Ratings updates. Standouts include Jayson Tatum (+1 to a 90 overall rating), Darius Garland (+3 to an 82 overall) and Chris Paul (+1 to an 89 overall).

Check out the full MyTeam Season 7 Courtside Report written by the NBA 2K dev team for all the details on the latest season.

The latest trailer for Resident Evil Village pulls fans deeper into the enigmatic locale with a peek at the diversity of environments and enemies players will encounter. New footage provided clues to an immense underground factory possibly mass producing humanoid creatures, and a vast man-made lake barely concealing what appears to be a colossal aquatic monster. The mysterious man from the January Resident Evil Showcase is revealed to be Heisenberg. Though his name is now known, his role remains unclear in protagonist Ethan Winters’ quest to find his daughter. Series veteran Chris Redfield also makes an appearance with questionable motives, creating more mystery as to what his role is.

The fan-favorite game mode, “The Mercenaries,” makes its much requested return, providing variety and replayability beyond the main gameplay in Resident Evil Village. Players must complete increasingly challenging objectives before the clock runs out in this additional game mode, which is unlocked by completing the main campaign. The Duke merchant from the main game appears in the mode, offering weapons and upgrades to help tackle the challenges. Additionally, players can acquire abilities that enhance their weapons or physical abilities. It will be up to each player to strategize which load out will be the most effective for each objective.

Intrepid players are invited to get an early taste of the horror that awaits when Resident Evil Village launches on May 7th. Players can explore the village and castle areas of the game for up to 60 minutes in a limited time demo for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Steam and Stadia. This multiplatform demo will be accessible for 24 hours starting May 1st at 8pm ET / 5pm PT, with a pre-load option starting April 29th at 8pm ET / 5pm PT.

In advance of the multiplatform demo, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 players will have two early access opportunities, where they will have an 8-hour window to play 30 minutes for each section. The first date will offer the village portion starting April 17th at 8pm ET / 5pm PT. A second date will offer the castle area starting on April 24th at 8pm ET / 5pm PT.

The Resident Evil franchise is celebrating 25 years of survival horror this year, and the festivities continued with several announcements in today’s Resident Evil Showcase. Capcom confirmed Resident Evil 4 will be available later this year on Oculus Quest 2. More details will be shared during the Oculus Gaming Showcase on April 21st. Resident Evil continues its collaboration with other major game industry IP as a partnership with Behaviour Interactive brings Capcom’s survival horror series to asymmetrical horror game Dead by Daylight. In broader entertainment, a new trailer for Netflix’s Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness anime series made its debut today.

New game details will be revealed in a new Resident Evil Showcase digital event in April, giving fans a look at what’s in store for them when Resident Evil Village launches on May 7th. The Resident Evil Showcase in January revealed information on new gameplay features and characters for Resident Evil Village as well as other brand updates, and the April event will follow suit with new game content and 25th anniversary news to share.

Today Capcom announced PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam players can participate in an open beta test for Resident Evil Re:Verse taking place April 7th through to April 10th. Players who participated in the earlier closed beta test and still have the game installed on their hardware can play via a game update once the open beta is live. New players will be able to pre-load the open beta content starting April 5th. All open beta participants will need a registered Capcom ID to play.

Pre-orders for Resident Evil Village are available now, with digital Standard and Deluxe Edition options for all platforms, plus physical Standard, Deluxe and Collector’s Edition for console players. The Deluxe Edition includes the base game and a digital “Trauma Pack,” which consists of additional in-game content including a Samurai Edge weapon, Resident Evil 7 biohazard-inspired found footage screen filter, tape recorder save point option, immediate access to an especially challenging difficulty setting, and more. The physical Collector’s Edition includes the Deluxe Edition content plus a statue of franchise veteran Chris Redfield, a SteelBook case, art book, and a cloth map of the village with key art printed on the reverse side.

Resident Evil 7 biohazard Gold Edition will be available on Stadia as an individual purchase option and will be free with Stadia Pro beginning on April 1st. Players can also delve into the library of titles from Resident Evil with several discount promotions across multiple platforms in celebration of the 25th anniversary. Check respective digital storefronts in the coming weeks for sale promotions.