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Just how good will Blizzard's multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game Heroes of the Storm be?

It's been four months and still EA and DICE are fixing the multiplayer experience of Battlefield 4. And they want you to know they're committed to that.

"For the first time in franchise history", Activision will release a free multiplayer demo of Call of Duty: Ghosts on Xbox 360 and Xbox One this weekend.

The PlayStation 4's sales success shows no sign of slowing down: Sony announced today it had sold over 6m units after the console launched in Japan last month.

Eurogamer YouTube editor Ian Higton has played through South Park: The Stick of Truth and recorded footage of the scenes censored in the home console versions of the game in Europe.

If you've ever wanted to explore one of the most iconic sets in television history, now you can with Jerry's Place VR, a fan-made mod that details the home base from Seinfeld.

N++ developer Metanet has revealed the first footage of its PS4-exclusive platforming sequel in action.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is now dated for a 2nd May release in the UK on PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PC, and 3DS.

Vlambeer's sepia-toned dogfighting arcade game Luftrausers will finally be released on 18th March on PS3, Vita, PC, Mac and Linux, the developer announced on Twitter.

Eurogamer's 2012 Game of the Year, Fez, is finally making its way to PlayStation platforms with a 26th March release on PS4, PS3 and Vita in Europe.

UPDATE 2 - 15:14 - 03/03/2014: Mike Nielsen, the new owner of 3D Realms, has told Eurogamer that he remains determined for the embattled company to continue despite the ongoing lawsuit with Gearbox Software over the rights to make Duke Nukem games.

Last year it was Gabe Newell, and before him Peter Molyneux, Will Wright and Shigeru Miyamoto. The BAFTA Fellowship is, according to BAFTA, "the highest accolade bestowed".

So here we go again. EA has taken another popular hardcore fantasy game and turned it into a free-to-play mobile title. Last time this happened, we got Dungeon Keeper. Now it's Dragon Age. It can only end in tears, right?

BioWare has discussed internally the idea of remastering the Mass Effect series for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Code Britannia is an ongoing series of interviews with seminal British games designers, looking back over their careers and the changing face of gaming.

The return of stealth series Thief may have been a critical anti-climax, but it has topped the UK games chart nonetheless.

The latest leak of Titanfall information has revealed all 15 of its maps, plus more details of the game's modes, mechanics and megafauna.

Xbox Live Gold subscribers can download Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution and Xbox Live Arcade title Dungeon Defenders for free this month.

Ultra Street Fighter 4 includes Edition Select, which lets you pick from the various versions of the characters from all the games released in the Street Fighter 4 series.

It's sparkly. It's really sparkly. And it has giant penguins.

It's always fun to sit down with a good friend, boot up a classic game and reminisce about old times. Unless you're playing a kart racer, in which case the whole thing will almost certainly end in enmity and rage. Possibly even violence. Glowering at the very least.

Every so often, we reach back into the Eurogamer archive for a feature you may have missed or might enjoy again. This weekend, following the news of Irrational Games winding down, we rewind to early last year when Rich Stanton profiled BioShock's Big Daddy, Ken Levine.

It's an intriguing thought. With so many next-gen console titles targeting 1080p at 30 frames per second, why not offer gamers the option of playing at 720p60 instead? After all, the ability to trade pixels for frames has long been part and parcel of the PC gaming experience - and both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are based on x86 CPU cores and Radeon GCN graphics architecture.

I've been playing Dragon Warrior Monsters for 15 years, and I've never beaten it. It's travelled with me across the UK, across Europe, across the world. In its own weird way, it's always had its hooks in me deeper than any other game. We've got history.

Greetings all!

Hi Eurogamers, and welcome to your weekly dispatch from outsidexbox.com. This week I have been thinking about vampires, Trials Fusion, vampires, impossible Xbox achievements and also vampires.

Goodbye, Harold Ramis - and thanks for everything. Thank you so much.

UPDATE 2 - 20:43 28/02/14: Dish has denied it has licensed the Blockbuster brand.

I went to Paris last week to meddle with ultimate evil - or rather, to play Diablo 3: Ultimate Evil Edition. This is the PS4 strain of Blizzard's colourful and divisive action RPG, and it's a game that may actually earn that foolhardy "Ultimate" in its title. It has couch (and online) co-op and all the erupting fireworks you should expect if you've been playing the PS3 or 360 installments - and if you've been playing PS3 version, incidentally, you can look forward to importing your character. Beyond that, the particles seem to be scattered more lavishly, the frame-rate is consistently glorious, and I struggled to see any screen-tearing. Oh yes, and it bundles the forthcoming expansion Reaper of Souls in there too. That really is pretty Ultimate, then - for the time being, at least.

Is there any better way to see out the working week than watch someone s**t themselves up through the wonder of a video game? Well do we have a treat for you!