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The next update for Warner Bros.' brawler MultiVersus is here, and with it has brought the, quite frankly terrifying, gremlin Stripe along with a host of Halloween themed cosmetics.

Square Enix's Final Fantasy 7 battle royale The First Soldier will shut down in January next year.

Facebook parent company Meta has snaffled up several developers, including ReCore maker Armature Studio, to fold into its own Oculus Studios brand.

Developer Volition has detailed its Saints Row reboot's first major update, saying that while it would have "preferred to be talking about roadmaps and expansions" at this juncture, it will initially be prioritising "improvements over new features".

Rather than launching a new Call of Duty title in 2023, Activision is reportedly planning to instead release a premium expansion including new "campaign content" for Modern Warfare 2.

Microsoft and Meta have announced a partnership that will see Xbox Cloud Gaming come to Quest VR headsets at some currently unspecified future point.

Ahead of its launch next spring, EA has offered a first look at its previously announced "next generation" PGA Tour game for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

The long-awaited Among Us VR is due out on 10th November across Meta Quest, Rift and Steam.

On 20th October, Phantom Abyss will be rope-swinging its way onto Xbox Game Pass.

Need for Speed Unbound will allow players to customise its graffiti-style driving effects.

You'll soon be able to play games in a BMW car using your phone.

Are standard Xbox controllers a little too ordinary for your tastes? Then perhaps Microsoft's has the answer with its newly revealed - and purportedly "surreal" - Lunar Shift special edition affair.

Shipments of PS5 consoles to the US in September had a 400 percent increase year-over-year, according to a financial analyst.

There have been some rumblings that Sony, along with developer Naughty Dog, decided to release its The Last of Us Part 1 remake for the PlayStation 5 (and eventually PC) to capitalise on the upcoming HBO series inspired by the game.

I recently discovered that I am towards the micromanagement end of the scale when it comes to Football Manager. Or maybe more accurately, off the end of that scale, a speck in the distance visible only with the kind of magnifying glass I use to inspect my player's daily training habits. I'm the one you hear about with the spreadsheets and the 100 percent press conference attendance record, and while I have no shame at all, it has always made me a bit sceptical of FM's portable modes, the recent Xbox versions included.

Nintendo has released a video announcing the release date of its new Splatoon 3 Amiibos.

UPDATE 11/10/22: Xbox has confirmed that the device on Phil Spencer's shelf is an old prototype for Keystone.

Earlier this month, high-profile modder Lance McDonald announced that the PlayStation 5 had been "jailbroken".

The embargo lifts today on Nvidia's GeForce RTX 4090 and it's a phenomenal achievement in graphics performance - as you might hope and expect from a $1600/£1650 GPU. The full Eurogamer review will follow as soon as possible but so much work in Digital Foundry has been poured into this project that we've only just managed to finish the video review in time. With minutes left until the embargo lifts, I wanted to share the review with the Eurogamer audience - and to offer up some personal thoughts on the product.

Oh, it's a challenge to describe Evercore Heroes. A pleasant challenge. The name doesn't tell you very much. The team, which contains a number of people who worked on League of Legends, describes it as "competitive PvE". My own notes from a recent online presentation suggest it's a WoW raid mixed with a bit of Puyo Tetris. Having had the time to think about it, though, I suspect the whole thing is like one of those fancy cocktails where the different elements separate and form a rainbow strata: Evercore Heroes is simple at first, then complicated, and then ultimately pretty simple again. And hopefully delicious.

Less than two weeks after shutting down its Stadia streaming service, Google has announced a new range of Chromebooks "built for cloud gaming".

Atari will hold the rights to RollerCoaster Tycoon for another 10 years.

Capcom had to make Lady Dimitrescu a tiny bit shorter for the upcoming Resident Evil Village DLC.

Following Overwatch 2's fairly shambolic release that involved targeted DDoS attacks, Blizzard has reported interruptions this week to Battle.net via a further DDOS attack, causing login issues.

You can now take screenshots inside the Nintendo Switch Online application on your console, thanks to the latest Nintendo Switch firmware update.

Sonic Frontiers will have free Monster Hunter DLC a week after its release.

Following a data breach last month, 2K has now confirmed that some personal data has been recorded.

Alice Ruppert has been speaking out about how horses are represented in games ever since Assassin's Creed 3. She'd had such high hopes for it after Red Dead Redemption 1, a game and series she really rates. But when AC3 came along and horses were nothing more than disposable taxis you could pick up at every outpost, she was sorely disappointed. The game didn't even save your horse choice through loading screens. She's been speaking out about horses in games ever since.

Square Enix Montréal - the developer behind the likes of Hitman Go and Lara Croft Go - has rebranded as Studio Onoma following its acquisition by Embracer Group in May.

Twitch has responded to its controversial decision not to amend its revenue split for streamers.