Video games 2023: Watch for 'Zelda' sequel, 'Street Fighter 6' and 'Starfield'

Definitely watch out for Zelda and Starfield.

— The direct follow-up to one of the most influential games of the past generation has fans waiting with bated breath. Nintendo likes to keep the details of its games secret; all fans know from snippets of trailers and screenshots is that it will retain the mechanics ofDetails: It releases May 12 on the Nintendo Switch.— The latest entry to the legendary fighting game series will likely bring an infusion of new interest in the genre.

— This could be the year when the Xbox Game Pass proves its worth. That's because Bethesda's highly anticipated sci-fi role-playing game comes out on the service, and the title itself is exclusive to PC, Xbox Series X and Series S. If the game is on the level of Bethesda's previous works such as

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