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August’s first half has flown by at an amazing pace, implying that Xbox Game Pass members have three more exciting games on the horizon! Following the announcement of a group of titles scheduled to depart at month’s end, Xbox has now unveiled three new games coming our way through early September. In total, it’s a rather quiet month, but there are some intriguing additions to look forward to. Over the next fortnight, Xbox Game Pass members can anticipate these following games:

Following John Cena’s declaration of his in-ring retirement tour, there’s been a flurry of conjecture about who will face him for the final time. Contenders from various leagues have expressed their desire to battle with Big Match John, among them WWE Intercontinental Champion Bron Breakker and TNA’s Joe Hendry. However, one name consistently surfaces in fan discussions: Randy Orton. According to CageMatch.net, Cena and Orton have squared off in a single match on 123 occasions, dating back to their first meeting in 2001. Their rivalry officially ignited at the WWE SummerSlam 2007 where they fought for the WWE Championship. Over the years, they’ve had ten pay-per-view matches and their last televised encounter took place on the February 2017 edition of WWE SmackDown.

The second season of “X-Men ’97” is drawing near, and Marvel has given fans an unexpected update on the popular animated series. In a Q&A session hosted by ComicBook’s Jamie Jirak, Marvel head of animation Brad Winderbaum, supervising producer Jake Castorena, and director Emi/Emmett Younemura discussed various topics, including the possibility of additional X-teams for this season. At D23, footage was shown that briefly featured Polaris and other New Mutants, hinting at their comic book history which may provide clues about other mutants appearing in “X-Men ’97” Season 2. Fans can look forward to more surprises as the Marvel Animation favorite continues to hold hidden treasures.

The manga “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” initially introduced characters like Jonathan Joestar and Dio Brando to the world in 1987 with the storyline “Phantom Blood.” Since then, the heroes and villains born from Hirohiko Araki’s imagination have become staples of the anime genre. As of now, the series continues to thrive without any signs of slowing down. The latest story arc, “The JOJOLands,” introduces two new Joestars, Jodio and Dragona. Previously, Araki expressed his desire to keep working on “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” indefinitely, leading many fans to speculate that this might indeed be the case based on a recent image of him.