Latest Articles (Page 134)
-
Xbox releases new dreamy Vapor controller design
Never fog-et.
Xbox's latest special edition controller is a new take on its Stormcloud Vapor design from last year - Dream Vapor.
Read the rest of this article -
Review | Granblue Fantasy: Relink review - great real-time combat drives this action-RPG follow-up
It's azure thing.
At a glance, Granblue Fantasy: Relink, Cygames' action-RPG follow-up to the 2014 original, has all the key ingredients of something easily-dismissible, including all the typical genre stereotypes like impractical fashion sense and annoying voices. But what's underneath is very much worth your time. This is a deep tale of parental abuse, and the struggles of the child to claw their way out from under the shadow of their parent and re-establish their own life - and, naturally, it has a cracking combat system to go alongside it.
Read the rest of this article -
Digital Foundry | AMD Ryzen 7 8700G and Ryzen 5 8600G review: integrated graphics for the win
Affordable chips that pair nicely with discrete GPUs too.
AMD's first Ryzen 8000 desktop processors are here: the $329/£309 8700G, $229/£219 8600G, $176/£169 8500G and OEM-only 8300G. These 4nm APUs look to be adaptations of the Ryzen 7040 laptop processors we tested late last year, with current-gen Zen 4 CPU cores and powerful RDNA 3 graphics capabilities. AMD sent us the top two chips, the Ryzen 7 8700G and Ryzen 5 8600G, which come with dedicated Ryzen AI hardware not afforded to the rest of the stack.
Read the rest of this article -
Digital Foundry | Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Super review: the 4K GPU shoot-out
Barely any faster than a standard 4080 - but significantly cheaper.
We have reached the end of Nvidia's phased roll-out of new RTX 40-series cards, released under the 'Super' moniker - and what have we learned? Essentially, it's a value play at the top and bottom of the new stack, with the RTX 4070 Ti Super landing a touch awkwardly in the middle. The RTX 4070 Super offered the biggest proportionate increase in compute power, delivering a nice performance bump over the vanilla 4070 for the same money, while 4070 Ti Super bumped up VRAM nicely, but delivered less of a frame-rate upgrade. RTX 4080 Super? There are some minor spec bumps, but the reality is that for the most part, you're looking at nigh-on identical performance to the outgoing RTX 4080. You do, however, get a significant price drop - but once again, the feeling is that this is the maximum price the RTX 4080 should have had at launch and we've finally got it, 14 months on from the Ada launch.
Read the rest of this article -
Burnout Paradise Remastered studio teases series revival
"You're about to be rear ended".
Stellar Entertainment is working on a fresh AAA arcade racing title, and not-so-subtly hinting it could be a new Burnout.
Read the rest of this article -
Resident Evil 4 Remake becomes series' fastest-selling entry, now sold 6.4m
Ashley quite impressive.
Capcom's Resident Evil 4 Remake has sold another 1m copies over the past three months, for a total of 6.48m units sold worldwide.
Read the rest of this article -
EA says it can't "acknowledge" Switch 2, but "new platforms are good for us"
"Particularly around our biggest franchises."
The boss of Apex Legends and Battlefield maker EA has been asked about Nintendo Switch 2, ahead of the unannounced console's widely-expected launch later this year.
Read the rest of this article -
Sega of America to lay off 61 staff next month
Affecting QA and localisation, union confirms.
Sega of America will layoff 61 staff next month.
Read the rest of this article -
Former Saints Row developers join Clockwork Revolution development
Under new studio Shapeshifter Games.
A group of former Volition developers have joined the development of steampunk RPG Clockwork Revolution under the banner of a fresh studio.
Read the rest of this article -
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League gifts £16 of in-game currency to £100 deluxe edition owners
After repeated server woes.
Rocksteady has gifted 2000 LuthorCoins of in-game currency to owners of the £100 Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League deluxe edition, following repeated server downtime over the past few days.
Read the rest of this article -
A mobile version of Palworld has appeared on the Apple App Store, said to be coming soon - but it is not the real deal.
Read the rest of this article -
Square Enix has finally updated the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series on Steam to offer feature parity with the console versions.
Read the rest of this article -
Supporters | Five of the Best: Castles
Our forts.
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!
Read the rest of this article -
Spec Ops: The Line delisted from Steam
UPDATE: 2K confirms removal from all online stores.
UPDATE 31/1/24: 2K has confirmed Spec Ops: The Line is being delisted from all online stores due to expiring licenses.
Read the rest of this article -
Digital Foundry | Persona 3 Reload brings the genre-defining RPG to PS5 and Series X at 4K 60fps with RT
The Digital Foundry tech review.
Persona 3 is a genre-defining RPG that blazed a trail for all other modern Persona titles and inspired countless other RPGs. Its original incarnation was stranded on the PS2 for over 15 years, but now Persona 3: Reload offers a top-to-bottom remake for modern consoles and PC - including 4K 60Hz gameplay with RT on PS5 and Series X. The 2024 release aims to revitalise and revamp the title for contemporary expectations - but is it the fully actualised remake that fans have been waiting for? And are the graphics an evolution beyond other recent Atlus efforts?
Read the rest of this article -
Microsoft quarterly gaming revenue up 49% following Activision purchase
As per its latest financial report.
Microsoft has shared its Q2 2024 financial results, reporting significant revenue gains across its gaming division - including a massive 61 percent increase in Xbox content and services revenue - following its $69bn acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Read the rest of this article -
Starfield's latest patch out now on all platforms following end of Steam beta
Brings "over a hundred fixes and adjustments".
Following a little under two weeks of Steam beta testing, Starfield's latest patch is now available for all players on PC and Xbox Series X/S, bringing quest fixes, visual improvements, and more.
Read the rest of this article -
Mass Effect is coming to Destiny 2 next month in new collaboration event
Starts 13th February.
If your interests exist squarely within the Venn diagram of Mass Effect and Destiny 2, your day is almost here: Bungie has announced it's teaming up with EA and BioWare to bring Commander Shepard and company - or at least something vaguely inspired by them - to its free-to-play shooter as part of a new collaboration event.
Read the rest of this article -
The Long Dark developer teases 'unannounced survival game' that might just be The Long Dark 2
Chills.
Hinterland, the developer behind snowy survival game The Long Dark, has teased an 'unannounced survival game' currently in development at the studio, and the accompanying alpha footage certainly has the hallmarks of a potential The Long Dark 2.
Read the rest of this article -
Palworld Pokémon mod returns with "legally-distinct pocket creatures" after Nintendo takedown
Including everybody's favourite, Yellow Rat.
We all knew Nintendo would come after the Palworld Pokémon mod, but its modder has quickly struck back with a new download which replaces Palworld's friendly Pals with totally original "legally distinct" and "legit copyright free" pocket creatures.
Read the rest of this article -
Planet Zoo releases for consoles in March
Haven't you herd?
Frontier has announced a console version of Planet Zoo, its spiritual successor to Zoo Tycoon.
Read the rest of this article -
Review | Persona 3 Reload review - a classic 2006 RPG updated in hit-and-miss style
SEES the day.
Persona 3 has always been somewhat of an outlier in the high-schooling, monster-bashing series. Going back to 2006, Persona 3 was the first in the series to layer visual novel social elements on top of the turn-based combat and party-centric stat fiddling. Now, it's perhaps the only modern Persona game that doesn't enjoy a 'definitive' edition for first-timers, and with the release of the high-definitioned remake Persona 3 Reload, I can't say the situation's changed.
Read the rest of this article -
Suicide Squad's £100 early access edition goes offline, again
Harley laughing.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been taken offline for the second time in 24 hours, leaving players who paid for early access unable to play.
Read the rest of this article -
RDA gaga.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora first clicked for me when things got grim. Away from the cascading ferns and artfully twisted tree trunks, far from fronds and petals and whole plants that briskly pulled themselves underground as I approached, I found an RDA camp that seemed to be mining something from the earth. The RDA are the villains in this world, and they're us: they're the humans. Here, they had sunk a bunch of tall metal towers into the ground and turned the surrounding area to sludge. The grass was gone. The rocks were black with oil and smoke. Steam belched unpleasantly from many boxy, ugly pieces of technology that all seemed to come with grates and vents and nasty little legs to keep them from toppling on the seismic terrain. It was grim and abhorrent and I loved it.
Read the rest of this article -
Nightingale gets brisk three-hour stress test this Friday
Make fae while the sun shines.
Nightingale, the upcoming gaslamp fantasy game from Inflexion Games, will get a server stress test this Friday, 2nd February. It's a one-day only affair - if that - running from 6pm to 9pm UK time (1pm to 4pm Eastern).
Read the rest of this article -
Beloved indie platformer Celeste has received an official N64-style spin-off to celebrate its sixth anniversary.
Read the rest of this article -
Day of the Devs goes non-profit, launches fundraising initiative
"Please consider donating."
Indie showcase Day of the Devs is now a fully independent non-profit organisation, with a freshly-launched fundraising initiative.
Read the rest of this article -
Visions of Mana not coming to Game Pass, Xbox confirms
"This was an error."
Visions of Mana will not be coming to Game Pass, Xbox has confirmed to Eurogamer.
Read the rest of this article -
Dragon Quest Builders coming to PC eight years after console
Better late than Nether.
Dragon Quest Builders will release on PC on 13th February, eight years after its initial console release.
Read the rest of this article -
Blizzard's new president is former Call of Duty boss
"I'm walking into this role with sensitivity to those dynamics."
Following the departure of Mike Ybarra, Blizzard has announced its new president: Activision's former general manager of its Call of Duty franchise, Johanna Faries.
Read the rest of this article