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  1. A rally car with a Shell logo on its bonnet stirs up clouds of sunlit dust as it races along.

    What makes a rally game? Speed helps, as do puddles, and patches of muddy track. Long drifts are essential, and the thing has to look right. You want to thunder into woodland and over ice. The cars, with their glaring sponsorships, should resemble sculpted dollops of Colgate wrapped in Christmas lights - or futuristic toys. Oh, and those racks of headlamps, as if a vampire hunter were competing, are a must. With EA Sports WRC, Codemasters supplies all of this. Plus, the studio, constitutionally incapable of making a bad driving game, is now armed with the official World Rally Championship licence.

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  2. A close-up shot of Leon Kennedy in a burning building in Resident Evil 4

    UPDATE 07/11/23: Resident Evil 4 on mobile now has a release date.

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  3. Sam Lake in Alan Wake 2, wearing a suit and tie while pulling funny faces at the camera

    The Epic Games Store still isn't profitable.

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  4. Pikmin 4 key art

    Nintendo's Switch console has now passed 132m units sold, but the company is remaining silent on its successor.

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  5. A man with a large metallic triangular cone on his head stands in an open doorway. It's dark outside and rain pours down

    Silent Hill 2 Remake pre-order suggests an origin story for Pyramid Head

    UPDATE: Konami says retailer listed "incorrect information".

    UPDATE 07/11/23: Konami has confirmed to Eurogamer that Best Buy's listing page for Silent Hill 2 Remake was incorrect.

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  6. The PlayStation logo on a blue background.

    Sony is dropping Twitter integration from its PlayStation consoles starting next Monday, 13th November, mirroring similar decisions made by Xbox and Blizzard earlier this year.

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  7. A screenshot showing a bird's-eye view of a city created in Cities: Skylines 2.

    Cities: Skylines 2 studio Colossal Order has pledged not to release paid DLC for its city building sequel until its heavily criticised performance issues have been "fixed to our standards".

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  8. Inworld AI and Xbox logos in white on a black and purple background

    Microsoft offering generative AI tools to its studios

    Includes "design copilot" and "character engine".

    Microsoft and AI company Inworld AI have announced a "multi-year co-development partnership", which will see the companies work to develop a range of AI tools for Xbox's studios.

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  9. Burnout from GameToTop Corp. red car with Burnout logo

    Burnout is now available on Nintendo Switch, but it's not the Burnout you think it is.

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  10. DF Weekly: Testing Marvel's Spider-Man 2 on the worst PS5 SSD money can buy

    Digital Foundry | DF Weekly: Testing Marvel's Spider-Man 2 on the worst PS5 SSD money can buy

    And then we made it run even slower.

    There's an embarrassment of riches in the 136th edition of DF Direct Weekly, spread across almost two hours of 'content'. We discuss the good and the bad points of the Modern Warfare 3 campaign and EA's WRC, we spend time talking about how impressive the Switch port of Super Mario RPG is and share impressions on Apple's newly announced M3 processor line-up. However, for this Eurogamer blog, I'm going to talk about what it's like to run Marvel's Spider-Man 2 on the slowest, quantifiably worst PCIe Gen 4 SSD 'upgrade' money can buy.

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  11. Fortnite OG season artwork, showing a look at the remixed characters and old weapons.

    Fortnite has made a sudden return to its long-lost original map for a month-long mini-season fuelled by nostalgia, and its sudden spike in popularity has blown past everyone's expectations. It's a stunning moment for Epic Games' ever-changing battle royale - even by Fortnite's own stratospheric standards - and yet I can't help but feel a tinge of sadness that this is the version of Fortnite all 44 million players picked up on Saturday.

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  12. A sweeping vista of an alien planet. It looks quite a lot like a desert scene from Earth, to be honest. The orange sand gives way to huge, jutting rocks. But in the background, there's a huge, low-hanging moon, and a turquoise sky climbing to starry black.

    The Invincible is my kind of science fiction. When I look up at the stars, I feel wonder and mystery, and romance, even. I believe anything is possible out there and that we only have to find it. And when I look at The Invincible, it makes me feel that way too. You can see it in the screenshots. In hues that are almost gaudy, there are sweeping desert landscapes where huge finger-like rock formations reach out as if to try and scratch the surface of strange moons behind them. There are turquoise skies fading to starry black, and boiling oranges beneath them. It's like looking at a postcard of what space could be - a space of emotional warmth and feeling. I find it mesmerising.

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  13. metroid prime remastered key art

    Retro Studios once canned a Portal-esque game because Nintendo didn't get it

    And why Miyamoto let the company work on Metroid Prime.

    Retro Studios was once working on a Portal-esque first-person puzzle game called Adept.

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  14. A battered and scratched up Lara Croft, with a makeshift bow and snow covered red jacket, in Rise of the Tomb Raider

    Embracer's chief operating officer has left the company, amid a wave of restructuring and studio closures.

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  15. Adele made her son a Rust costume for Halloween

    Award-winning singer Adele has revealed she made her son a Rust costume "from scratch" for Halloween.

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  16. Princess Zelda holds a broken Master Sword against a blue sky in Tears of the Kingdom

    Eiji Aonuma, known for his long-running work on Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series, is to be awarded a knighthood in France.

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  17. Malenia approaches the player with her sword out in Elden Ring

    The impact of Elden Ring is still being felt as one modder has put the iconic Malenia into Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

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  18. Starfield logo on an image of a glowing planet, with "Community Patch" added under the name of the game

    Starfield group fixing Bethesda's bugs say their job is tough as mods feel an afterthought

    "The only reason we can mod it already is because we've modded other games using the same engine and know what to do."

    Two months on from the release of Starfield, players are still waiting for Bethesda to address the numerous bugs which are present. But there's a whole other group of players out there taking matters into their own hands - the team behind the Starfield Community Patch, an ambitious and surprisingly professional taskforce trying to fix the game themselves. The project came under the spotlight about a month before Starfield released. It was wild to think that a group of modders could already be working on a mod for Starfield before it had even released, but there they were - anticipating the Bethesda jank fans have come to expect.

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  19. Miles Morales as Spider-Man in a black and red suit in Marvel's Spider-Man 2

    Two members of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 narrative team have shed more light on the game's ending, and what it means for Peter Parker and Miles Morales.

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  20. Battle pass outfits from Fortnite OG, including a remixed Peely the banana, a knight and a techno viking.

    Fortnite smashes player records as it returns to original map

    UPDATE: 44m players join for the game's biggest day ever.

    UPDATE 6/11/23: The launch of Fortnite OG, featuring the game's original map, has been an enormous success for Epic Games' six-year-old battle royale.

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  21. Lilith lips close up in Diablo 4

    Two Diablo 4 developers have dropped a big hint about a previously-denied secret cow level in the game fans have been searching for.

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  22. Video Games in Concert

    Video Games in Concert announces new UK tour

    Brighton! Liverpool! Manchester! Bournemouth! Wolves!

    A new tour celebrating the "most iconic video game music" will kick off in May next year.

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  23. Sony's redesigned PlayStation 5 "Slim" with optional disc drive add-on.

    Comparisons between the OG PS5 and the PS5 Slim are out, and some say the sleeker new design is "not that much smaller" than its chunkier sibling.

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  24. Zenless Zone Zero's beta test is coming, but there's a catch

    Genshin Impact developer miHoYo's new game, Zenless Zone Zero, is inviting players to express their interest in an all-new beta test.

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  25. One of Alan Wake 2's live-action cinematics shows the actor playing Alan Wake projected into the game.

    Alan Wake 2's most memorable chapter was almost cut out

    "I was like: 'Absolutely not. We are not cutting it'."

    Alan Wake 2's most memorable – and surprising – chapter was almost cut.

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  26. Alan Wake 2: a deep dive into Remedy's high-end ray tracing

    Digital Foundry | Alan Wake 2: a deep dive into Remedy's high-end ray tracing

    Along with optimised RT settings.

    Alan Wake 2 is sublime - a masterclass in the visual arts - and while it still manages to look fine on consoles from Xbox Series S upwards, it's with high-end PC that you get to see Remedy's masterpiece at its absolute best thanks to hardware-accelerated ray tracing, path tracing and DLSS 3.5 ray reconstruction. The question is: do you need best-of-the-best hardware like RTX 4080 or RTX 4090 to benefit from the experience? Well, it's a demanding experience to be sure, but we were happy with the results we gleaned from RTX 3080 and its nearest 40-series equivalent, RTX 4070, both running at 1440p output resolution. And of course, those settings can and will provide similar scalability on other RT-capable GPUs, though your mileage may vary.

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  27. Promotional art for World of Warcraft's The War Within expansion showing three characters gathered together with weapons raised, while a vast subterranean cavern stretches out behind them.

    Blizzard talks about bringing World of Warcraft to consoles "all the time"

    "It would be very insincere to say that we're not."

    Blizzard has revealed that it considers bringing World of Warcraft to consoles "all the time".

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  28. A full body image of Bertie's blonde-haired human paladin in Baldur's Gate 3. He wears a green and yellow tabard and chainmail underneath, and carries a large two-handed hammer. Here, he scratches his head, wondering what's going on, as he wakes up on the shore of a rocky island.

    UPDATE 5/11/23: Larian's Michael Douse has responded to reports that Baldur's Gate 3 is coming to Xbox on 6th December.

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  29. A very bright illustration of a burly masculine character swinging a huge hammer down onto an anvil. Light streaks from the background as if from the rising sun.

    Welcome to another episode of Inside Eurogamer, the podcast that's exclusively for Supporters, and where we take you behind the scenes to learn more about the work we do.

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  30. The Last of Us multiplayer director confirms: "Yes, I’m still working on that game"

    Naughty Dog game director, Vinit Agarwal, has confirmed that they are "still working on that game".

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