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The first full length cinematic trailer for the upcoming Ratchet & Clank movie is out now.

Editor's note: After a short delay Dragon Quest Heroes has made its way out of Japan and is releasing in the UK and EU this week. Here's Simon Parkin's original review, originally published in April, which we feel still reflects the game in its new, localised state.

Ubisoft has shown off some more of Assassin's Creed: Syndicate's virtual Victorian London in a new set of videos.

A team of Lego enthusiasts are uncovering hints to unannounced Lego Dimensions sets via a coding quirk of Lego.com.

What would a Fallout film look like? Maybe it would look like this.

Being the stand-up gent that he is, Nolan North was up for pretty much every silly video idea we put to him when we met at Sony's UK headquarters last month. We chatted about his voice acting and performance capture for the Uncharted series, we talked briefly about his role as the Ghost in Destiny, and the last thing we managed to squeeze into a twenty minute slot (apart from his excellent Vine collaboration with Ian) was a quickfire challenge where North would attempt to do as many of his past voices, as listed on his IMDB page, as he could within sixty seconds.

Ubisoft has kindly provided us with 1000 PC closed beta keys for The Crew Wild Run, an expansion pack for last year's open-world racing game, to give away.

Call of Duty's Zombies mode has grown from being a cool bonus to one of the best things - for some the best thing - about the first-person shooter series.

Remember that Witcher 3 money exploit in starting area White Orchard where you could kill cows for their hides, meditate for a couple of hours, and then do it all again? It was patched and fixed brilliantly with a grotesque cow boss who shows up if you try it on, but that's not the point. Point is, if you did it, or any money exploit like it, you may be in for a fine - an in-game fine.

3DS role-player Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. launches in Europe on 4th December, Nintendo has announced.

UPDATE 15th October 2015: Platform shooter DieselStormers is now called Rogue Stormers.

What do Tapeworm, Dacnomania and The Red Plague all have in common? That's right: Darkest Dungeon! The illustrated, side-on, turn-based role-playing game that's steeped in filth, disease, death and all things grim and grimy. It's wonderful. And it now has a full, out-of-Early-Access release date: 19th January 2016.

Of all the pioneering PC games of the early 1990s, when 3D accelerated graphics cards drove gameplay into new dimensions, Parallax Software's 1994 hit Descent stands out as a beloved title that got left behind.

No matter how many times I keep hammering away at the game on my PS4 dashboard it seems the Star Wars Battlefront beta is very much done and dusted, which is something of a shame. Opinion's been cleanly split on Dice's multiplayer-only foray into the much-loved space opera's universe, but I think I enjoyed its shallow thrills more than most. Yes it's all a bit dumb, but wasn't that always going to be the way when it comes to something as mass-market as Star Wars? Battlefield's bullets might win out over lasers and lightsabers, but I'm sure every one of us wants a bit of pew-pew fun every now and then.

Metal Gear Online, the competitive online component of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, had something of a troubled launch last week.

Bethesda has opened up registration for Doom's multiplayer closed alpha on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Blizzard has announced plans to alter one of Hearthstone's cards, a move which will in turn drastically reduce the potency of one of the game's most powerful and established decks.

Blizzard has outlined its beta plans for its upcoming competitive first-person shooter Overwatch.

UPDATE 14/10/2015 5pm: The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses appeared on The Late show with Stephen Colbert last night. Behold their majesty in the following clip:

Were Empire forces at an unfair advantage in the Star Wars Battlefront beta's Walker Assault on Hoth battle? Everyone who played the beta has an opinion and usually it's the same one: yes.

Free to download shooter Ironfall: Invasion has returned to the 3DS eShop after a two-month absence.

It looks like the underappreciated Wii adventure The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess will see an updated release for Wii U.

There's a new Kick Off game in development.

There's life in the last generation of consoles yet! Full Control's Space Hulk is being ported to PlayStation 3 and Vita.

Free-to-play PC fighter Rise of Incarnates is being closed down by publisher Bandai Namco after just three months of general release.

A sequel to 2014 stealth game Styx: Master of Shadows is in the works.

A placebo response can make games seem more interesting or adaptive to the way you play, a new UK study suggests.

There's a lot of reasons to be disappointed in Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain's conclusion. In many ways, the game feels blatantly unfinished with plenty of plot threads left dangling and a twist that's haphazardly introduced when the game's final mission seemingly arbitrarily gets added to your docket. But one reason lots of fans are crying foul of Konami is because The Phantom Pain doesn't concretely complete Snake/Big Boss's arch into infamy.

I wonder: do you end up saving money in sales or spending more because things are on sale? Regardless, Steam is having a sale, a stealth-game sale, which lasts until Friday, 16th October, 6pm BST.

Multiplayer-focused Star Wars Battlefront won't have dedicated voice chat on any platform, EA has confirmed.