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  1. A photo showing shelves lined with Pokémon merchandise at a Pokémon Center.

    The Pokémon Company is bringing its hugely popular Pokémon Center pop-up store back to London for four days this April, with promise of more exclusive Pokémon merchandise.

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  2. An Assassin's Creed Valhalla screenshot showing two Vikings fighting in the snow.

    Sony has unveiled its PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium game catalogue additions for February, which this month include Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Need for Speed Unbound, The Outer Worlds, Tales of Arise, and more.

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  3. Sephiroth and Cloud stand between two Shinra soldiers in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth demo

    An update to the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth demo will improve the visual quality of Performance mode.

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  4. Paper Trail official screenshot showing thre doll-like characters dotted around a central phoenix statue in the woods - a scene of paper-like texture, featuring autumn reds and burnt orange leaves.

    Puzzles are a tricky thing to perfect in video games. They're present in so many different genres - typically giving us some small goal to work towards between blasting enemies and searching for resources - but are also rarely as engaging as they could be, when not a game's main focus. For more creative solutions (and creative problems) we have to turn to the dedicated puzzle genre, of course. These days, indie games rule the space, but with so many out there in the wild west of digital storefronts what makes a puzzler stand out? Paper Trail answers this with one basic idea: folding paper.

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  5. Helldivers 2 banner art showing a squad of four Helldivers standing triumphantly atop a hill, with yellow smoke behind them, ships in the sky above, and alien bugs below.

    Ten minutes into a mission on the planet of Malevelon Creek, my squad and I emerge from a swampy treeline to finally catch sight of our target. This time it's a scientific base, and we're here to destroy it entirely. After clearing the area of enemies, I summon a hellbomb – one of the largest payloads in our arsenal – and manually arm the device.

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  6. Helldivers 2

    Arrowhead has released another patch for Helldivers 2 and it's good news for those incredibly popular players among us - the game will no longer crash if you have too many friends.

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  7. Mario vs Donkey Kong image showing Mario on a grassy platform in a jungle level

    The Switch is safely into its Vegas residency era now. So safely, in fact, that with the greatest hits out of the way it's offering up some deep cuts and B-sides. I am all for this. Following on from the Super Mario RPG remake, here's Mario vs. Donkey Kong, a gentle reworking of an old Game Boy Advance charmer. It's lovely stuff.

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  8. Model Winnie Harlow in The Sims 4

    Free Sims 4 update adds vitiligo skin details with Winnie Harlow collaboration

    "It's so beautiful to be able to represent your true self in-game."

    The Sims 4 has partnered with model Winnie Harlow and added a range of vitiligo skin details to the game as part of a free update.

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  9. Dead Island 2 player wielding a hammer as a ripped zombie launches a punch at them

    Dead Island 2 launches on Steam in April

    Deep Silver giving away Riptide to celebrate.

    After one year of exclusivity on the Epic Games Store, Dead Island 2 will release on Steam in April.

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  10. Left: Suikoden 2 art of main anime characters, Right: Headshot of Murayama smiling

    Suikoden creator Yoshitaka Murayama has passed away

    Ahead of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes release.

    Yoshitaka Murayama, creator of the Suikoden RPG series and scenario writer for Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, has passed away.

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  11. God of War's Kratos having a little yell.

    Don't expect new games in any of PlayStation's biggest existing franchises before the end of this financial year, Sony has said.

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  12. Baldur's Gate 3's Gale mid-conversation, likely waxing lyrical about the weave and whatnot

    Larian Studios has announced more fixes coming to Baldur's Gate 3 with Patch 6, as well as its beefy install size.

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  13. A new PS5 slim digital console next to an older PS5 standard console.

    Sony had a record quarter for PlayStation sales and revenue, but expects console sales to decline in the next fiscal year.

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  14. James in Silent Hill 2 Remake looking through a noose

    Bloober Team's CEO has said he understands the critism around the recent Silent Hill 2 Remake trailer, which didn't "capture the spirit of the game".

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  15. A close-up of an arcade controller area, joysticks and buttons lit by the soft light of the screen. Heaven.

    Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!

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  16. Promotional artwork for Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered showing three different versions of Lara Croft in front of snowy mountains, jungle, and desert.

    Games can be beautiful because they are timeless, but they can also be beautiful because they are timely. When it comes to timelessness, you're going to struggle to beat Tetris. Its stark and nested blocks face every age with the same eternal silence, while the impulse to organise and tidy that they inspire is so deeply rooted in living things that it probably transcends species. Just this morning I watched a crow on TikTok working a stick into a clear plastic tube to dislodge a treat. This crow, that lives in a tree somewhere and probably eats the eggs of other birds because it is compelled to, this crow was ready for Tetris.

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  17. Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered - a carefully measured, well-executed endeavour

    Digital Foundry | Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered - a carefully measured, well-executed endeavour

    PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Steam Deck and Switch tested.

    There was a time when Tomb Raider stood as one of the most recognisable game series in the world, but decades later the original entries are largely unknown to those that didn't grow up with them. That's where Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered comes into play, a collection of brand-new versions of the first three titles with enhanced lighting, improved detail, high-res textures and better performance. Remastered feels both fresh and retro at the same time - and I've been playing it over the last week to determine how it stacks up against the original games in terms of visuals, controls and more.

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  18. Promotional artwork for Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered showing three different versions of Lara Croft in front of snowy mountains, jungle, and desert.

    Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered adds racial and ethnic content warning

    "We have chosen to present it here in its original form, unaltered."

    Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered begins with a content warning that explains the trilogy contains "offensive depictions of people and cultures rooted in racial and ethnic prejudices".

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  19. Wizard Rincewind in Discworld

    UPDATE 13/2/2024: Following comments from Discworld game developer Gregg Barnett, in which the designer suggested some sort of rerelease could be on the horizon, Rhianna Pratchett has shed more light on the situation.

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  20. Astarion and Halsin lock lips in Baldur's Gate 3.

    Nearly 1 in 5 gamers are LGBT+, says new GLAAD study

    "Gaming remains woefully behind other forms of entertainment media."

    Nearly one in five gamers are members of the LGBT+ community, yet LGBT+ storylines and characters account for less than two percent of all games.

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  21. Inkulinati headed to PlayStation, Switch, as it leaves early access

    Inkulinati will leave early access later this month, on 22nd February, at which point it will become available for the first time on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.

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  22. The God Pokémon Arceus in front of a rainbow background, its front legs reared.

    Arceus, the god Pokémon, won't turn up in Pokémon Go for this month's upcoming Go Tour: Sinnoh.

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  23. GRANBLUE FANTASY: Relink

    Granblue Fantasy: Relink off to flying start on Steam

    UPDATE: Now at 1m copies sold worldwide.

    UPDATE 13/2/24: Granblue Fantasy: Relink has now reached 1m copies sold worldwide.

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  24. Screenshot of F-Zero 99 showing multiple vehicles racing along curving road

    Two F-Zero games exclusively released on Nintendo's Satellaview SNES service have been restored by fans and are available to play for free.

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  25. A small stone house with two slanted wooden rooftops sits on a quite street. Plant pots sit outside the left side of the house underneath a window covered by awning, and two small shutter-clad windows adorn either side of the glass door on the right.

    Wishlisted | In Summerhouse, every home hides a story

    A foundation of imagination.

    This deceptively simple house-building game from Friedemann is surprisingly good at prompting stories. Once you enter a world, you are left alone to create homes or buildings with a fair amount of resources and very little restriction. It’s a lot of fun by itself, but over time the ease of placing things led to me creating deep backstories for everything I was making. Summerhouse simply lets you be. Your imagination is allowed to wander wherever it desires in that moment.

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  26. Lethal Company screenshot showing two company workers on a hostile planet

    A mobile version of hit survival horror Lethal Company has popped up on the iPhone App Store and Google Play - but isn't what it seems. The game's developer Zeekerss has warned players this is "likely a scam of some sort", and not made with its permission.

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  27. Dead Cells gameplay

    Former lead designer Sébastien Benard has further discussed the decision made by publisher Motion Twin to end Dead Cell's development - something he previously dubbed "the worst imaginable asshole move".

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  28. What The Golf titlescreen with logo and various paraphernalia around it

    Hit comedy game What The Golf? is coming to PlayStation consoles next month.

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  29. Helldivers 2 screenshot showing a player running from a strange green explosion

    Developer Arrowhead has released a new patch for its PC version of Helldivers 2.

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