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Screencheat, the splitscreen multiplayer FPS in which you need to look at your invisible opponents' screens in order to determine their location, is coming to PS4 in Q3.

Sunset, the upcoming game by Bientôt l'été's, and The Path developer Tale of Tales, will launch on 21st May via Steam, the developer has announced.

Surgeon Simulator and I am Bread developer Bossa Studios has announced an Apple Watch game called Spy_Watch.

Nintendo has released its two new 3DS StreetPass games with a special discount for those who bought the previous mini-game DLC.

The UK PlayStation Store currently lists PS3 action adventure inFamous as a PlayStation Now game.

Dear Esther developer The Chinese Room - which I only lived a few doors away from not three months ago - has revealed a new trailer for its intriguing PS4 game Everybody's Gone to the Rapture.

I defy you to find a happier person in video games than Matt Birch right now. I defy you to find a more nervous one, too.

I usually enjoy making fun of Tom's incredible passion for all things Nintendo, but gosh, this DLC looks absolutely gorgeous. It's heading to Mario Kart 8 next week (23rd April) and includes a bunch of new tracks that he seems to really like.

Lovely old book maker Read-Only Memory is doing another video game book, this time chronicling the history of the Bitmap Brothers.

Players will be able to "ghost" their way through the whole of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and complete the game without being detected.

The latest Super Smash Bros. for Wii U patch has introduced a range of balance changes for much of the game's character roster.

Amidst all those glorious handbags being tossed between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in the Mercedes camp last season there was a different kind of drama being played out across F1 in 2014. It wasn't one likely to grab the tabloid headlines but it was every bit as spectacular, as the torque provided by the new breed of hybrid power units worked in unison with more slippery aerodynamics to make for cars that could really dance.

Forgotten all about Bandai Namco's Godzilla game? So had we.

The expensive new Apple Watch, due out 24th April, has its first exclusive game.

The console versions of Project Cars have PC-like graphics settings.

Slightly Mad Studios' Project Cars has what would seem to be a final release date, with the racing game due out on May 8th following a handful of delays.

Publisher 2K has confirmed the upcoming closure of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel developer 2K Australia.

Have you ever wanted to take in the sights and sounds of old Azeroth's dungeons at Level 100, but do so without pinging out-levelled bosses with a single hit? In a post on World of Warcraft's official website last night, Blizzard has revealed that you'll soon be able to do exactly that by using a new Timewalking feature.

Korean publisher Nexon has announced plans to release Ghost in the Shell Online in the West.

Procedurally-generated fantasy first-person shooter Ziggurat is coming to European PS4s on 22nd April, developer Milkstone Studios has announced.

Codemasters' F1 2015, the studio's debut on the current generation of consoles, will be shooting for 60fps on both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, with Sony's console getting the 1080p treatment while Microsoft's gets 900p.

EA is pulling the plug on four of its older free-to-play PC titles.

GameStop is going to experiment with accepting and selling used retro consoles, accessories and video games.

Botanicula and Machinarium developer Amanita Design has revealed a new trailer for its upcoming point-and-click adventure Samorost 3.

Upcoming zombie slaughtering co-op adventure Killing Floor 2 has outlined its system specs ahead of its 21st April release on Steam Early Access.

Invisible, Inc, the upcoming turn-based stealth adventure from Don't Starve and Mark of the Ninja developer Klei Entertainment, will officially launch for PC, Mac and Linux via Steam on 12th May.

A new Xbox One bundle has been revealed, this time paired with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

One of the most compelling aspects of PC gaming is its sheer scalability: the idea of playing games to your own specific tastes, using the hardware you've chosen. The quality of a given PC experience is often defined to a certain extent by the pixel-count of the display, but refresh rate is clearly important too. Most displays run at 60Hz, meaning that 60fps is the limit for consistent, tear-free gameplay. However, a growing number of 120Hz and 144Hz screens are arriving, accompanied by exciting technologies like Nvidia's G-Sync and AMD's FreeSync. The question is: just how much of an improvement is an extreme frame-rate experience, and what kit do you need to achieve it?

Hearthstone has finally transitioned onto smartphones of both the iOS and Android variety.

For 30 seconds this morning, the most important word in gaming was BEEFER. That's if you happened to be on the number 27, racing along the south coast towards Brighton, anyway, and if you were the man sat next to me on the upper deck, who was trying to play BEEFER in a game of Spelltower. Seriously, the stars had almost aligned for this man: he had the letters he wanted and he had a workable layout. What he did not have, and I am very sorry to report this, was access to a universe in which BEEFER appears in the dictionary.