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Capcom has released a new video showing off Urien, the final season one DLC character for Street Fighter 5.

With the newly-announced Super Mario Run due this December, Nintendo has pushed back its previously-announced Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem mobile games to 2017.

Nintendo has announced a Mario game for iPhone and iPad.

Pokémon Go has been announced for Apple Watch.

In case you weren't entirely sure whether or not Square Enix has lost its marbles over Final Fantasy 15, here's some compelling evidence that should convince you one way or another. The publisher has taken over the iconic Abbey Road studios for a live concert of music from the forthcoming game, being performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra no less, for a livestream that's kicking off at 7pm BST.

A couple of weeks ago I had a nostalgic look back at Call of Duty 2 for our regular Eurogamer Wednesdays live stream series.

Nintendo hasn't even announced NX, but it is already planning to give one away.

Later today, Sony will reveal the console codenamed PlayStation Neo - a more powerful version of the PlayStation 4 which will, reportedly, run the same games at higher resolutions or otherwise enhanced. Alongside the similarly conceived Xbox Scorpio, due next year, Neo represents a major departure from industry orthodoxy that will change the fundamental business model of games consoles.

Backwards compatibility is now live on Xbox One. But how does it work?

Rockstar's Wild West epic Red Dead Redemption was available via Xbox One for a few hours over the weekend.

The original Assassin's Creed is now available to play on Xbox One via the console's backwards compatibility support.

Microsoft has added another three Xbox 360 games to the Xbox One's backwards compatibility list: Halo Wars, SoulCalibur 2 HD Online and King of Fighters '98.

The Xbox One's backwards compatible list has just been bolstered by Left 4 Dead 2.

Enjoyable Ubisoft platformer Rayman Origins is now playable on Xbox One, thanks to the console's Xbox 360 backwards compatibility service.

UPDATE 5.00pm: Microsoft has now confirmed the arrival of COD: BLOPS on Xbox One, via corporate mouthpiece Major Nelson:

2012 snowboarding reboot SSX is now playable on Xbox One thanks to the console's backwards compatibility service.

Xbox One has added eight new titles to its library of backwards compatible Xbox 360 games.

Unless you've played the Virginia demo you haven't had much to go on - until now. Now there's a cinematic trailer providing a first proper look at the game in motion, and at stuff not in the demo, too. Looks nice doesn't it?

Unpack your PlayStation VR and you'll be able to strap yourself into eight virtual reality demos straight away.

The latest news from our desk-buddies on the Gamer Network events team is that EGX 2016 will host the worldwide debut, in playable form, of Arkane's Dishonored 2. The show, which takes places at NEC Birmingham in a couple of weeks' time, will mark the first time anywhere that members of the public will be able to get their hands on the game.

It has been rather quiet on the Godus front of late, but Peter Molyneux and 22Cans' follow-up, The Trail, has just appeared on iTunes in the Philippines (spotted by Kotaku).

The GameCube, possibly the greatest console ever made, now has its full library playable via the Dolphin emulator.

Rejoice! The greatest fighting game ever made - and I'm typing this well out of earshot of Street Fighter obsessive Wes so I think I can just about get away with this - is coming to PlayStation 4 this year. Only it's doing so in a slightly roundabout way.

Sony is cancelling and refunding pre-orders of Gran Turismo Sport, with a recent report by TeamVVV claiming that customers are getting their money back in the wake of the game's recent delay.

Pokémon Sun and Moon has a photo mode similar to much-loved N64 game Pokémon Snap.

Batman: Return to Arkham, the remaster of Rocksteady's excellent Batman: Arkham Asylum and its open world follow-up Batman: Arkham City, comes out on 21st October 2016, Warner has announced.

Chances are, if you've watched any of the trailers for The Tomorrow Children, you're probably struggling to work out what the game is actually about. I know I was, and that was before I started playing it. Then I got really confused.

Battlefield 1's open beta is to come to an end this Thursday, the game's official Twitter account has announced.

Who's better? Ronaldo or Messi? EA reckons, currently, it's Ronaldo.

Let's start with the horses, because that's where the magic can really be found in Battlefield 1. That's where you stop and stare and think to yourself oh my how wonderful it is to be playing a video game in 2016, where you can see this noble beast's haunches flex and flow and where you feel that same sense of wonder those first laying their eyes on the work of Eadweard Muybridge must have felt all those years ago, because horses.