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Over the weekend, Microsoft shared a list of 50 new titles heading to Game Pass over the next 12 months, and it's now given a little more detail on one of those games - developer Iron Gate Studio's acclaimed viking survival hit Valheim - confirming it'll be launching for PC Game Pass this autumn with an Xbox release next spring.

After 18 months and an enormous offering of things to climb, stab, see and do, the mighty Assassin's Creed Valhalla will wrap-up its free additions at the end of this year.

Nintendo hacker group boss Max Louarn has been interviewed on his company's activities, following the 40-month prison sentence handed down to colleague Gary Bowser.

The Last of Us Part 1 remake for PS5 has been rumoured for months, and now it's finally been confirmed with a splashy cinematic trailer. A massive increase in quality is evident, but how has the tech been pushed since the original game - and how does the new remake compare to the series' second entry in 2020? Is this a simple remaster or something more exciting - a TLOU1 remake in the TLOU2 engine?

Tekken 2 was accidentally priced at almost $10k on the PSN store, catching the attention of Tekken director Katsuhiro Harada.

Lars Wingefors, the boss of Embracer Group, has issued a lengthy statement discussing the recent £840m investment in the company by the Savvy Gaming Group, a subsidiary of Saudi Araba's controversial Public Investment Fund.

Ubisoft has scheduled an Assassin's Creed livestream for today, Tuesday 14th June, at 5pm UK time via the company's Twitch and YouTube channels.

Futuristic racer Redout 2 has been delayed on Switch, despite PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 4 and 5 versions releasing this week.

Dying Light 2 has been updated today to version 1.4.0, with a photo mode, plus new items and activities, as the game's five-year post-launch plan gets into gear.

Tactics Ogre: Reborn has leaked on to the PlayStation store, along with new artwork.

Capcom has scheduled a special Dragon's Dogma livestream for this week, on Thursday 16th June at 11pm UK time.

Capcom has amended its minimum requirements on PC for the newly upgraded Resident Evil 2, 3, and 7.

My daughter is almost nine, and I discovered recently that she's reached the age at which the right drink matters. The drink to set you up for a day. The drink to be seen with.

Capcom has played down reports that long-running Street Fighter character Fei Long can no longer appear in the famous fighting game franchise due to a clash with the Bruce Lee estate.

Fresh from revealing Guile gameplay for Street Fighter 6 during Summer Game Fest (and letting our Martin go hands-on with the promising fighter), Capcom held a video showcase to big up the bits and bobs it has in the works, and it was jam packed with new trailers, gameplay reveals and a bit of a troll move (sorry, Dragon's Dogma fans). In case you missed, here's everything Capcom revealed during its showcase.

Tonight brought our first - very brief - glimpse of gameplay from the upcoming Resident Evil 4 remake, as part of Capcom's not-E3 Showcase. Still, even this snippet was intriguing.

We knew they were coming, but Capcom has announced its PS5 and Xbox Series X/S spruce-ups of Resident Evil 2, 3 and 7 will launch today, 13th June.

At tonight’s Capcom showcase, we were given the latest release date for Resident Evil Re:verse.

The Winter's Expansion DLC has been announced for Resident Evil Village, including the ability to play as everyone's favourite vampire mommy Lady Dimitrescu.

Ahead of its full launch at the end of the month, Capcom is giving players the chance to try out Monster Hunter Rise's massive Sunbreak expansion via an expansive new demo, coming to Steam and Switch tomorrow, 14th June.

Bethesda has slapped a new release window on Fallout 76's previously announced The Pitt expansion, confirming the Fallout-3-inspired update will arrive some time this September.

Following yesterday's big Starfield gameplay reveal, Bethesda has re-emerged with a few additional details regarding its highly anticipated sci-fi RPG, confirming that dialogue scenes will be presented in first-person throughout, and that the main character won't be voiced.

Yesterday, Blizzard confirmed that Diablo 4, the game that's not Diablo Immoral (sorry, I meant Immortal), will launch for PC, PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S next year. Since this news came to light, some have been voicing concerns that Diablo 4 may go down the same route as Diablo Immortal and have some kind of mobile-like monetisation and microtransactions attached to it.

Voice actor Billy Kametz has died at the age of 35.

The release of patch 1.16 for Horizon Forbidden West has finally fixed visual issues in the 60fps performance mode of the game, making it our new recommended way to play on PS5 versus the 30fps mode we preferred at launch. To find out exactly what changes were made behind the scenes, we spoke to Guerrilla Games, who provided some fascinating detail on the game's anti-aliasing solution, and how it's changed since launch.

The US launch of PlayStation Plus Premium has begun, and Sony has added many more titles to the service versus its previous rollout in parts of Asia.

Hello, and welcome back to the Weekly, our newish show where we recap the week on Eurogamer for you. We look at reviews and features, news and videos, and pull out some of the talking points from the week.

Sonic Frontiers, you've probably already noticed, didn't look too hot upon its proper reveal earlier this month. With gameplay demos that were rough around the edges and an open world that was strikingly sparse, there's the hope that a first chance to play it might turn things around but first impressions really aren't promising. Shakily running on a PC at a low resolution that doesn't do the visuals any favours, the button prompts for the tutorial are incorrectly labelled and there's almost a sense of polite embarrassment from the Sega representatives manning the booth, not helped by the car crash quality that drew small crowds when the rough demo was first fired up at Summer Games Fest.

It's been a bumpy couple of weeks for Sonic Frontiers. First teased over a year ago with the briefest of trailers that offered a glimpse of an all-new 'open zone' style for the series, the gameplay reveal that followed-up belatedly earlier this month met with a reception that was - let's be polite here - mixed. Some quarters seem nonplussed about the new direction, while others took it a mite further with #DelaySonicFrontiers briefly taking hold amidst more vocal fans. And through all that even the most generous of onlookers will admit it's looking a little rough around the edges.

Street Fighter 6 was the highlight of last week's not-E3, with playable booths at Summer Game Fest drawing the biggest crowds while the developers were on-hand to answer questions and outline specifics of the return of Capcom's beloved series. Well, they've been answering some questions, while some other areas still remain bizarrely unclear.