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There's no shortage of insanely difficult Super Mario Maker levels out there, but Salty Sagan's Bomb Spaghetti can certainly hold its own as one of the toughest of the tough.

Last year loads of Star Wars game were offered for an incredibly cheap price as part of the Star Wars Humble Bundle. Now the saga continues with an all new Humble Bundle offering even more goodies from a galaxy far, far away.

Former executive vice president of EA Mobile Frank Gibeau is stepping in as the new CEO of Zynga, effective 7th March.

Rock Band 4 developer Harmonix wants to bring its latest party game to PC, only it needs your money to bankroll it.

Mech roguelike strategy game Ironcast is arriving this week on PS4 and Xbox One.

Alan Wake's Return, which popped up last week in domain name and trademark listings filed by developer Remedy, is real. Sort of.

Killer Instinct Season 3 arrives 29th March on both Xbox One and Windows 10, Microsoft has announced.

Editor's note: Bravely Second is out now on 3DS, so here's our review from late last week in order to let you know whether Square's JRPG sequel is worthwhile or not.

Assassin's Creed Syndicate's final slice of DLC is now available for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Gears of War: Ultimate Edition has just been released on the Windows 10 Store. It costs £22.79.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer has hinted that the Xbox One will receive hardware upgrades.

UPDATE: The embargo has lifted on the event and it's been confirmed that Forza is coming to PC. Forza Motorsport 6: Apex will feature 12 themed events and 60 cars, and is not - in the words of Microsoft - a 'microtransaction-driven game'. IGN has more details, and also reports that all future Forza Motorsport games will be developed concurrently for PC and Xbox platforms.

In a church in Hamburg, the pews have been rearranged and dozens of consoles have been lined up wall-to-wall. A makeshift stage has all but engulfed the altar, drinks are being served at the sidelines and when we first arrive, bleary-eyed from an early plane journey, organ music blares down from above as dry ice is pumped in from the sidelines. The very small part of my brain that identifies as a former Irish Catholic is thrilled and ever-so-slightly aghast at the blasphemy of it all, but for today, the congregation that has gathered for worship here are all pious members of the church of Dark Souls.

Hello! It's time for another episode of Eurogamer's every-other-weekly video games podcast. I couldn't find anyone in the office that had been playing Far Cry Primal, so this week's all about brilliant indie games instead. Listen, I hear you. It's not my fault I work with a bunch of hipsters.

PlayStation 4 firmware update v3.50 includes a big new feature: PS4 Remote Play to PC and Mac.

UPDATE 1/03/2015 10.05am: Metal Gear Online's Silence DLC will arrive for purchase on 15th March, Konami has confirmed.

UPDATE 1ST MARCH: Pre-orders went live yesterday and went very well. HTC announced that Vive sold more than 15,000 units in 10 minutes. And given that the full $799/£689/€899 amount is charged when pre-ordering, that means 'a lot of money' changed hands - somewhere north of £10 million, according to my crude maths.

Footballing car game Rocket League will get a disc-based release for the first time later this year.

When is a remaster truly a worthy endeavour? It's a question we've asked ourselves often as countless remakes and remasters continue to stream onto today's consoles. These days, our thoughts on the matter are pretty simple - any game that remains exclusive to a single platform, especially when said game suffers from performance issues, can make a great candidate for a remaster. And this is exactly what makes the proposition of Heavy Rain on PlayStation 4 so intriguing - it's just a shame that some unexpected bugs can spoil the fun.

The Novelist developer Orthogonal Games has revealed its upcoming wintry survival game Near Death.

UPDATE 01/03/2015 1am: Fallout 4's 1.4 update is now out of beta on Steam, though there's not telling when it's heading to consoles.

Czech-made no-fantasy medieval role-playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance has been turning heads for a couple of years, ever since - and even before - it was successfully funded on Kickstarter. It's powered by CryEngine and it genuinely looks lovely - and you can watch the 40 minutes I saw of it recently in the video embedded below.

It's a milestone moment for Czech, head-turning, no-fantasy role-playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance. In a couple of days' time (3rd March) it sheds alpha and goes beta, transforming into a fuller, more complete game in the process. And we've got 40 minutes of the beta in video below for you to enjoy.

The good news: Dark Souls 3 now has a free promotional mobile game called Slashy Souls. The bad news: It's dreadful.

UPDATE 29/02/2016 8pm: Knight and Bikes has reached its $142,577 Kickstarter goal.

Sony's PlayStation TV is no longer being shipped in Japan.

There's more to Uncharted 4 than a gritty story, Troy Baker and some Assassin's Creed concept art - oh yes.

Minecraft's PC version has finally hit version 1.9, which developer Mojang has named the Combat Update.

When it comes to the depiction of mental health institutions and psychiatric wards, video games don't really have the greatest track record. All too frequently, games fail to make the distinction between modern psychiatric units and the cruel, misguided asylums of old. Worse, they frequently make the patients themselves into cartoonish, horrific antagonists.

Microsoft will begin accepting HoloLens developer kit pre-orders later today, the company has officially announced.