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UPDATE: The full list of Trophies for PlayStation Home has now been revealed.

Monaco: What's Yours is Mine developer Pocketwatch Games has announced its next project as Armada [codename], a "great gamepad-RTS."

Syria has shown us the horror of besieged cities, places in which civilians fend for themselves, cut off from outside aid, sniped at, blown apart.

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Wizorb developer Tribute Games' upcoming side-scrolling shooter Mercenary Kings is coming to PS4 on 2nd April in Europe and 1st April in North America.

Many have taken issue with Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes's steep price of £19.99 - £29.99, but Sony is sweetening the pot by allowing PSN pre-orders of the game to come with Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker HD.

Feargus Urquhart, the leader of Obsidian Entertainment, was playing through that alien probing scene in his studio's game, South Park: The Stick of Truth, the evening before a meeting with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The next morning he'd have to go and talk to them about censoring it.

UPDATE: Respawn has sorted out the problems that were affecting Titanfall on PC.

Be advised: we're going to stop saying "be advised". It was funny out of context once, many long weeks ago, but we've thoroughly worn it out. If you spot it anywhere on Eurogamer from this day forth, use the contact form to let me know and I'll make sure anyone responsible gets to "stand by" for a P45.

Pure Chess launches on the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS eShops on 20th March for £4.99, Ripstone has announced.

UPDATE 2: Episode Two of the second season of The Walking Dead launches on PlayStation 3 in Europe today, Wednesday 12th March, Sony has announced.

22Cans has relaunched Godus with a new 2.0 version - and designer Peter Molyneux has insisted it's completely revamped the game.

Carbine Studios' subscription-based science fiction MMO Wildstar releases worldwide on 3rd June, NCSoft has announced.

Amnesia Fortnights are a bit of a tradition at Double Fine, and it's not hard to see why. They've helped the studio transition from the hazardous world of big budget blockbuster game development to the moderately less hazardous world of crafting compact, inventive digital titles. It's a way of spreading the risk, in essence - except it's a lot more entertaining than that makes it sound.

It looks like open world crime game Mafia 3 is set in Louisiana.

Ubisoft Montreal has announced the minimum specifications for the PC version of open world hacking game Watch Dogs.

From a gamer's perspective, Need for Speed seems an odd choice for a movie. In 20 years and as many games, EA's glossy, hyper-real street-racing series has never produced a character or storyline worth a damn, although it has tried - notably in 2011's misfire The Run and the horribly gauche live-action cut-scenes of 2005's Most Wanted. At their best, the games are thrilling entertainment, but it's of a kind that has next to nothing to do with cinema.

Blizzard's free-to-play collectible card game Hearthstone has left beta and launched proper on PC and Mac.

Last year during Philly Tech Week, Drexel Game Design Program co-founder Frank Lee made history by setting up a game of Pong played on a skyscraper in Philadelphia. This set a Guinness World Record for "Largest Architectural Video Game Display."

Valve's VR project lead Atman Binstock has joined Oculus Rift as the company's chief architect.

Comedians these days are quick to point out that they don't tell jokes. They make observations and perform acts that make us laugh, but actual "jokes" are child's play. And so it would be with video games that Gang Beast, the funniest game I've played in ages, doesn't have a single gag in its code. But play this oddball competitive brawler with three friends in a living room and you'll be hard-pressed not to keel over howling like the Joker's latest victim.

Back in 2012 indie developer Benjamin Rivers made a minimalist horror game for PC and iOS entitled Home and now he's following it up with a "psychological romance adventure" called Alone With You.

The Bridge developer The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild has unveiled its next game as the competitive block-falling action-puzzler Tumblestone.

Jetpack Joyride and Fruit Ninja developer Halfbrick has revealed its next game as the wonderfully titled puzzler Bears vs Art.

10 years ago today Capcom released the first Monster Hunter game. It launched in Japan for the PlayStation 2 as part of a new initiative from Capcom's Production Studio 1 designed to test the waters of online console gaming. It was a triumvirate that included cel-shaded racing game Auto Modellista, the multiplayer-focused Resident Evil: Outbreak and, of course, Monster Hunter. Capcom hoped at least one would sell a million copies, what the company considered then to be the mark of a hit title. One did.

CD Projekt has delayed PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One fantasy role-playing game The Witcher 3 to February 2015. It had been due out later this year.

Where have a group of developers dispirited by "our soul-crushing, corporate jobs" looked for inspiration for a new kind of multiplayer role-playing game?

Ubisoft will hold a closed beta test for Watch Dogs, its upcoming sci-fi open world set to launch on 27th May.

The third and final campaign episode for Arma 3 will arrive on 20th March, developer Bohemia Interactive has announced.

Have you played Year Walk yet? It's brilliant on iOS, and now that it's arrived on Steam, it's brilliant on PC and Mac, too. Simogo's retooled its enigmatic adventure game to work perfectly with a mouse and keyboard. You can expect a handful of new and reworked puzzles and - whisper it - a map.

Dark Souls. DARK SOULS! Dark Souls TWO! It's finally happened (or, more truthfully, it's about to happen very soon, with the EU release still a handful of days off), and From Software's sequel is at last upon us.