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George Lucas' famous special effects studio, Industrial Light & Magic, has whipped up a heck of an interactive trailer for the upcoming Warcraft movie.

Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation director Christopher McQuarrie has cited Uncharted 3 as an inspiration for the upcoming movie's airplane sequence.

Free browser-based card combat game Card Hunter has arrived on Steam, coinciding with the launch of its new sci-fi expansion Expedition to the Sky Citadel.

Activision has released its debut trailer for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5.

If you're even slightly disappointed by the feel of the Batmobile in Arkham Knight, the X-Devil body with Almas tyres will give you all the Batmobile you could ever reasonably need. Sure, chassis and wheel types are cosmetic here, but still: what a beast! That particular visual combination is the final ingredient to a car that already hugs the ground tightly as it roars along, yet can spin on a dime and do crazy, dreamy backflips in mid-air. It barrels through enemies - they certainly feel like enemies anyway - and hits top speed in the blink of an eye. You can even customise the colour of the flames that blast from its exhaust when you reach for turbo. Oh yes, and it is pretty handy at headers and shooting from corners, too.

Former Assassin's Creed co-creator and Ubisoft Toronto boss Jade Raymond has joined EA.

In his years as company president, Satoru Iwata became a well-known face among Nintendo fans.

Nintendo fans across the world are paying their respects to the late Satoru Iwata and thanking him for his work.

Below, games developers and executives pay tribute to the late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, who has passed away aged 55.

Codemasters' F1 2015 finished first in the UK's weekly sales chart.

Satellite Reign, a kind of spiritual successor to Syndicate Wars, will be released 28th August 2015.

The Batgirl downloadable add-on for Batman: Arkham Knight comes out this week for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One - but not PC.

Hello Eurogamers! You catch us in the midst of celebrating Outside Xbox's one million YouTube subscribers, which is a frankly ridiculous number of YouTube subscribers. After the PewDiePie fiasco this week we don't want to provoke speculation about our own vast wealth, but let's just say we were finally able to splash out on Yorkshire Gold teabags in this week's grocery shop.

Fallout 3 wasn't a bad game - far from it - but its successor Fallout: New Vegas was most definitely better. This was a sequel that righted Fallout 3's few wrongs, setting players loose in a grittier, grimier, morally murkier nuclear wasteland, a world far removed from the Disneyland apocalypse of its predecessor, where the light side was zany and the dark side was only ever awful rather than crushingly bleak. New Vegas was more mature and morally challenging. It was also, depending on your personal feelings about the politics of the main factions, utterly chilling.

UPDATE 11/7/15 2:00pm: A closer look at F1 2015 suggests that the Xbox One version of F1 2015 is actually running at 1440x1080, not the 900p the developer has previously suggested. It's an extra eight per cent of resolution over 900p, but more importantly, it limits upscaling artefacts to the horizontal axis only, in part explaining why image quality looks better than expected. We've also revised our comments on texture filtering as the situation here is a little more complex than previously thought.

Have any of you lot been playing Rocket League? I hear it's really quite good, although you wouldn't know it from Ian's performance in this week's show. Sorry about that. Donlan's publishing his review on Monday, if that helps?

I'm as bored as everyone else is when it comes to the old games are like x debate. Games are like books or movies? Hmm. Games are like music? In some ways. Games are like poetry, games are like architecture - all of these connections are interesting and shed a certain light on a specific aspect of what games can be, but they aren't the whole story. How could they be? Games are like games, and the thrill of them is that no other category captures the same strange richness and blend of ideas.

Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has stepped out of Steven Gerrard's shadow and onto the cover of FIFA 16 in the UK.

Ubisoft and Disney Interactive are collaborating on a 3DS game based on the animated TV series Gravity Falls.

Rhythm-based roguelike Crypt of the NecroDancer is coming to PS4 and PS Vita.

What a strange, unsatisfying season it's been in F1 so far this year. The high drama of last year's tête-à-tête between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg has been lost as the paddock gets caught up in self-loathing, leaving us with the frequently dismal sight of the same two cars romping around at the front while one of the sport's best drivers dawdles round at the back of the field the few times his Honda power unit is kind enough not to eat itself.

Beat-em-up classic Battletoads was a great game for its day, but it shipped with one killer glitch: Upon getting to its 11th stage, the second player's controller would simply cease to function. As such, Player Two would lose all their lives (though they could drop back in upon their companion reaching the following level).

Pigeon-dating simulator Hatoful Boyfriend will make its console debut on PS4 on Vita come 21st July, publisher Devolver Digital has announced.

Assassin's Creed 2's Ezio will be joining He-Man and G.I. Joe in Toy Soldiers: War Chest, publisher Ubisoft has announced.

AMD has lifted the lid on the cheaper, cut-down, air-cooled version of its top-end R9 Fury X - and we've had a day of hands-on time with the new product. Our initial thoughts? Some of the cutbacks may look significant and the small form-factor of the top-tier product is gone, but the new non-X Fury offers an accomplished level of performance at ultra-HD resolution. On top of that, initial overclocking results paint an interesting picture of Fury performance when compared to the full-fat product.

Pokémon developer Game Freak's upcoming platformer Tembo the Badass Elephant is heading to PS4, Xbox One and PC on 21st July, publisher Sega has announced.

UPDATE 10TH JULY: Below are the fuller patch notes, as released on the game's forum (spotted by PCGamer).

The two planned Witcher 3 expansions will, combined, "be like the length of The Witcher 2", game director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz told me when I visited the studio in May.

UPDATE 10th July 2015: Blizzard has released an unedited, 60 frames-per-second 10-minute gameplay video showing off the newly-announced playable character Soldier: 76.

Notorious hacker group Lizard Squad has attacked Daybreak games including PlanetSide 2 in an apparent retaliation against boss John Smedley.