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EA's skate. is still in "pre-pre-pre alpha" but is opening up an insider programme for playtesters.

Yesterday was a sad day in the gaming industry. In less than 24 hours, we got the news that Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert was no longer going to talk about the upcoming release of Return to Monkey Island following online abuse, and God of War Ragnarök's producer had to ask everyone to remain patient while waiting for more news on the game.

Hello! Once again Eurogamer is marking Pride Month - on this, its 50th anniversary year in the UK - with a week of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming. This afternoon, Bertie talks to the veteran BioWare writer who created Dragon Age and the studio's first exclusively gay party member, Dorian. World, meet David Gaider.

Pokémon Go maker Niantic's new social app will begin its global rollout "in the coming days".

Cult classic cel-shaded shooter XIII was famously remade, and subsequently widely panned, in 2020. However, the remake is getting a second chance, as it is now being basically remade again.

Rhythmic dungeon crawler Crypt of the NecroDancer has received its first update on Steam in five years.

Nintendo has announced the arrival of four more titles from the Mega Drive for Switch Online.

A Nintendo fan reportedly spent 5m yen (around £30k) on Nintendo stock to ask the company about a potential F-Zero sequel in an annual shareholder meeting.

GOG has reinstated Blade Runner: ScummVM edition following a fan outcry.

It has been a long time coming, but positive steps are finally being made towards Halo Infinite's campaign co-op mode.

Celebrated Minecraft player Technoblade has passed away after a battle with cancer.

Konami has secured Inter Milan as an eFootball exclusive team from July 2024.

Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: speedrunning, turtles, and pass-the-pad delight.

Tobii has announced it is providing the eye tracking technology for Sony's upcoming PlayStation VR2.

Aspyr has released a patch for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 that fixes a bug preventing players from completing the game.

Hello! All this week, Eurogamer has been marking Pride Month - on this, its 50th anniversary year in the UK - with a series of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming. As our Pride Week nears its end, Caelyn Ellis recollects the early internet's game-adjacent social spaces and explores how their growing complexity intertwined with her own personal journey.

Maxis continues to tick those much-requested Sims 4 features off the list as fans wait impatiently for news of the Sims 5, with the developer having now confirmed it'll finally be giving teen Sims a proper education in its newly announced High School Years Expansion Pack, due 28th July.

Earlier this week, news broke of a modder that hacked AMD's FSR 2.0 temporal upscaling technology into Cyberpunk 2077, allowing users of non-RTX graphics cards the chance to play the game at higher frame-rates with substantially better visual quality than with FSR 1.0 upscaling. That's massive for owners of AMD GPUs, and the mod even works beautifully on Steam Deck.

Retro-inspired RPG Sea of Stars has been delayed into 2023.

It looks like Sega is eyeing up Atlus games for potential live-action film and TV adaptations.

Arkane and Bethesda have given us all a bite sized teaser highlighting the thrills and bloody spills that are coming our way in Redfall.

Renovation simulator House Flipper appears to have quietly dropped on Xbox Game Pass.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land was a colourful and welcome splash of fun on its release in March. One of its most adorable features (of which there are many) was the ever-evolving Waddle Dee Town, which has its own café.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origins has DLC coming 20th July.

Wreckfest is an all-out brawl of a racing game. Races are full-contact, with track designs that encourage massive shunts as cars criss-cross and shove other vehicles into barriers. Made by Flatout dev Bugbear Entertainment, Wreckfest represents a long-awaited return to form for demolition derby games. After debuting on PC in 2018, it's since crossed over to current and last-gen consoles - and this week, the Nintendo Switch. Today, we'll be taking a look at Wreckfest across all console formats, with a particular emphasis on Switch. Just how well can this game scale from Nintendo's hybrid console all the way to PS5?

Destruction AllStars developer Lucid Games says that it is still committed to supporting the game in the long term after a "rocky start".

Hello! All this week Eurogamer is marking Pride Month - on this, its 50th anniversary year - with a series of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming. This afternoon, as part of a special Pride-themed edition of Dicebreaker Recommends - a series of monthly board game, RPG, and other tabletop recommendations from our friends at our sibling site, Dicebreaker - Alex Meehan dives into the messy, glorious world of Thirsty Sword Lesbians.

Good things come to those who slow-cook their meals, or something like that. I've been hungry for more Cuphead since it first released; thankfully this DLC - smartly titled The Delicious Last Course - has been worth the long wait.

Streamers have got their hands on a couple of mods that allow them to explore the rolling landscape of Breath of the Wild's Hyrule with additional Links by their side.

A character from Night in the Woods has been used as an unlikely Pride symbol at a football match in America.