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Dead Rising 3's co-op character, Dick, has been revealed.

UPDATE: The Project Phoenix Kickstarter has ended a colossal success, raising over 10 times its original $100K goal with a total of $1,014,600.

Today we're happy to reveal that Bethesda Softworks is returning to the Eurogamer Expo in a big way this year, bringing along The Elder Scrolls Online and Wolfenstein: The New Order for their first playable outings in the UK.

Classic puzzle platformer series Lemmings will march onto PlayStation Vita in the form of Lemmings Touch.

Rockstar has released new details of Grand Theft Auto 5's expansive multiplayer mode, GTA Online.

Developers have criticised Ouya after it failed to appropriately address concern around its controversial game development promotion.

Apple is calling the iPhone 5S its most forward-looking design yet, and it's not kidding - the A7 processor at the heart of the new device is the world's first 64-bit smartphone CPU. Apple has evolved mobile architecture in a new direction, beating ARM's own 64-bit designs to the market in the process. On top of this potentially revolutionary advancement, it is promising the now customary 2x boost to both CPU and GPU power.

UPDATE 2: The PES 2014 demo is available to download now from the EU PlayStation Store. It goes live on Xbox Live in the UK tomorrow.

A demo for Diablo 3 is available to download now from the PlayStation Network for PlayStation 3 and Xbox Live for Xbox 360.

UPDATE: Soulcalibur Lost Swords will be released in Europe, Namco Bandai has confirmed.

My first cub perished in the noonday sky, which is no place for a badger to die. We ran through the long grass, hiding from a predator in the clouds, its winged shadow black and circling. It knew we were somewhere down here, scuttling about. But long grass is good at keeping secrets; it only talks in whispers. Then the long grass ended and there was no way to reach the safety of the hollow log without first making a terrified dash from cover. My first cub, slow with infancy and hunger, was last in line. He squealed and squealed as the talons broke his fur. Staring out from the end of the log, we watched him die in the air. And then there were five.

There's an officially licensed King of Fighters MOBA.

UPDATE: EA Sports has released the revised FIFA 14 UK cover, complete with Gareth Bale in Real Madrid's trademark all white kit. He's doing a different, less enthusiastic pose than he was on the original version. Perhaps Ronaldo has the ball.

Guerrilla Games has ditched experience point gain for Killzone Shadow Fall's multiplayer.

An intrepid Game of Thrones fan has re-created the fantasy book series and TV show as an 8-bit platformer.

The Fall is a new indie game influenced by Metroid, Monkey Island and Limbo.

I dreamt about Salty Bet two weeks ago. I've only ever dreamt about one other game in my life. That was Ocarina of Time, and I was 12.

On the last night of the world, things are surprisingly quiet. There's the occasional alien invasion, just for old time's sake. In hidden laboratories, mad scientists who haven't heard the news that City of Heroes is to be shut down at midnight continue their plans to conquer a doomed world. Civilians find themselves alone in empty streets. "Where's a hero when you need them?" they sigh.

Two years ago a handful of the original developers of River City Ransom announced that they were working on a sequel to the 1990 NES beat-'em-up/RPG hit. That project never came to fruition as developer Miracle Kidz put it on an indefinite hiatus in October 2012, but now the five-person mostly Canadian team Conatus Creative has purchased the license for the fan-favourite series and has launched a Kickstarter to create its own official sequel to the cult classic with River City Ransom: Underground.

We all love Reilly, aka Colin, aka the Call of Duty Dog, because grunting, slobbering canines are way more adorable than grunting, slobbering homo sapiens. But they're also more badass. Way more badass. For example, the Call of Duty dog single-handedly takes down an enemy helicopter at 1:28 into the new trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts.

Lactose intolerant beware, the latest Tesla Effect trailer is the cheesiest thing this side of a manicotti topped with parmesan.

Mark of the Ninja and Don't Starve developer Klei Entertainment has just launched the paid alpha for the PC version of its upcoming turn-based strategy/stealth hybrid Incognita.

Chair Entertainment co-found Donald Mustard announced Infinity Blade 3 today at Apple's press conference, where it debuted its upcoming lineup of phones.

Apple has announced two upcoming phones today: the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C.

Grand Theft Auto 5 launches in exactly one week, but its world map has already leaked online.

Mighty Switch Force and Bloodrayne Betrayal developer WayForward Technologies is hoping to bring its enhanced Wii U port of Mighty Switch Force 2 to the eShop next month.

SPOILER WARNING: This preview is based on playable code containing the first third of the game. Although it doesn't mention anything about the way the story might end, given the emphasis of narrative in Beyond: Two Souls' design there are still details here that some players may wish to discover for themselves.

Mr. Riddick himself, Vin Diesel, has spilled the beans on a third game in the Chronicles of Riddick series.

Ubisoft has revealed Valiant Hearts: The Great War, a 2D puzzle adventure that follows five WW1 survivors of different nationalities.

Lights are a problem. I've sorted out the thrusters, the aerodynamics of the fins and wings, but getting a set of LEDs that run down the length of my flying robot to toggle on and off with a single keystroke is proving to be significantly more complicated than getting the thing into the air. I'm fiddling around with a toggle circuit that should send power to the lights with one press, and then take it away with another. But for some reason it's just sending more and more power to the bulbs. They're either going to explode or blind me. I should probably rethink what I'm doing.