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Sony has confirmed Evil Cole for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale with a new gameplay trailer.

Whenever a band's popularity starts to wane, it's common to see them declaring a return to their roots or taking a swerve towards the mainstream in an attempt to win over fresh fans. As for rock bands, so it is for Rock Band.

Two special versions of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 have been outed online - but neither option will include a Call of Duty: Elite premium subscription.

Closure creator Tyler Glaiel gave us the rundown on why his black-and-white puzzler never made it on the European PSN, despite appearing on the US PSN in late March.

Nintendo is going to celebrate Kirby's 20th anniversary by attempting to assembe the largest group of people ever blowing chewing gum bubbles in one place at PAX Prime this weekend.

The latest entry in the main Shin Megami Tensei series has just been shown off in the debut trailer below.

We knew Angry Birds Trilogy would be a retail release with a steep price tag of $40 on Xbox 360 and PS3 and $30 on 3DS, but now Activision has revealed it plans to add DLC as well.

Beverage company Red Bull is set to spread its wiiiings ever further, as it moves into video game publishing.

A new Free For All multiplayer mode has been revealed for Epic Game's upcoming Xbox 360 prequel, Gears of War: Judgment, developed by Bulletstorm creators People Can Fly.

Invading in Dark Souls is an art, and I practice it like a gentleman. You have to pick your spot: somewhere you're unlikely to be bothered by the victim summoning friends, somewhere with a touch of the unexpected. Somewhere, like the Duke's Archives, with a bit of class.

The Walking Dead: Episode Three - Long Road Ahead will launch tomorrow on PC, Mac and Xbox 360 worldwide, developer Telltale has announced.

Hearthfire, the next slice of Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim DLC, will arrive for Xbox 360 on 4th September, Bethesda has announced.

It's been a busy few weeks for Expo revelations, but we've still got some big banner announcements left to unfurl, let me tell you! No, seriously, let me tell you. I've got all the details right here.

Time has been cruel to Final Fantasy 7 - but perhaps not in the ways you expect. Sure, its 330 locations, pre-rendered in the finest CGI that yen could buy in 1997, now appear jagged and antiquated: a steam-punk world viewed through the mist of an 8-bit kettle. Its characters, once seemingly the most expressive actors ever pushed onto a video game stage, are now as strange as balloon animals, all bulges and protractions, their weird deformation all the more grotesque in high resolution.

Pork bun-munching Hong Kong adventure Sleeping Dogs has seen off THQ challenger Darksiders 2 to remain top of the UK all-format chart.

1997 Game Boy title Kirby's Star Stacker is headed to the 3DS eShop this week, Nintendo has announced.

Sony's just-released v1.80 PlayStation Vita firmware update has finally added support for PSone games.

Microsoft and Sony's next generation of consoles could struggle if they don't fully embrace free-to-play gaming, says Crytek's Cevat Yerli - although he admits the two platform holders face some tough decisions if they're to pursue such a model.

Guild Wars 2 is officially out on Tuesday 28th August, but several Eurogamer writers have spent the UK bank holiday weekend running around the three-day Head Start period reporting on our experiences. We'll do a proper review of the game once we've had more time to play it, but in the meantime you can see what we made of the game as we got stuck into it.

A small team who worked on Dead Island at Techland are branching off from the upcoming Dead Island sequel to develop a new IP, codenamed Project Hell.

OnLive's founder and former CEO Steve Perlman has departed the cloud gaming company he created following its acquisition by investor firm Lauder Partners.

Free-to-play mech combat game Hawken will launch with Oculus Rift support upon release on 12th December.

New footage has emerged of Ninja Theory's upcoming Devil May Cry reboot, portraying Dante infiltrating a news station parodying "one particular American outlet that shall go unnamed" according to producer Alex Jones.

Battlefield 3's Armored Kill DLC is coming to PS3 on 4th September for Battlefield Premium members, and the following week for Xbox 360 and PC players, EA has announced .

Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition is coming to PS3 and Xbox 360 on 26th October, Namco Bandai has announced.

Eccentric visionary Peter Molyneux has announced his follow-up to to the upcoming mobile experiment Curiosity: What's in the Cube will be called Cooperation.

There's a certain dignity to Dishonored, though it's not to be found in the high-society masquerade party that houses the most recent playable demo of Arkane's stealth-minded action game. The dignity is in the details and in the design, in its noble intentions and in its respect of the player and their choices. Dishonored's a game that promises its players the world, and at times it looks damn close to being able to gift it to them.

I hate DLC. I hate online passes. I hate EA.

It starts with that high-pitched G-funk siren wail. Even before you've set foot on the streets of Los Santos, Rockstar's obsessive attention to cultural detail has already got you in a West Coast frame of mind, a world of sneaker-clad feet squeaking on tarmac as they run from the five-oh; of helicopters in the night and the snap, crackle and pop of distant gunshots; of sipping a forty with friends, waiting for the noon heat haze to lift.

Grand Theft Auto 5 developer Rockstar has filed this week's third and final deployment of GTA5 screenshots under the label "business".