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Sony's revamped PlayStation Plus service is now just a week away from its initial launch, and we now have some idea which games will be included as part of its current and classic game catalogues.

What if Horizon Zero Dawn were made for the original PlayStation?

It's an exciting time in the PC hardware space. While we've been spending our time testing DDR5 memory and 12th-gen Intel processors, we're also on the cusp of some interesting storage innovations. Microsoft's DirectStorage API was released just a few weeks prior, and as PCIe 4.0 SSDs have become increasingly affordable, PCIe 5.0 has debuted on Intel motherboards, soon to be replicated with AMD's next generation platform. With that in mind, we had plenty of questions ready when we were approached by storage giant Kingston to speak to one of their longest-serving executives on the SSD side of the firm.

I once had a friend who introduced me to Dark Souls. An endlessly exhaustive game on humanity and what it means to live and die, FromSoftware’s modern classic was instead introduced to me as "look at this hard as shit game, bet you can’t even beat the first boss." They weren't wrong, I couldn’t even beat the Asylum Demon, as it grabbed my panic-struck character from a ledge and splattered them all over the ground below.

Heads up, dads - '80s action hero icon Robocop has arrived in Fortnite.

Xbox is this month celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by supporting API games and creators.

Alan Wake and Control developer Remedy Entertainment has laid out its upcoming slate of projects - and there's a lot on the cards.

A new Elden Ring PC mod turns its NPC and bosses into companions.

Bloober Team is rumoured to be working on a remake of Silent Hill 2, with reworked puzzles and new endings, as a timed PlayStation exclusive.

Welcome to the second Weekly, a new podcast show in which we recap the week on Eurogamer so you don't have to read it. Hang on! You do have to read it, it's just that we've got your back if you don't want to. I don't mean that! I mean if you don't have time to. God, these posts are a minefield!

Twitch and Discord have issued statements following the deadly mass shooting in Buffalo, New York at the weekend, which is being investigated as a racially-motivated attack.

Staff at Activision Blizzard have criticised the company's diversity tool that was revealed over the weekend.

Marvel's Midnight Suns has just been age-rated in South Korea.

Rumour has it a Gears of War remastered collection may be in the works.

A new survey conducted by Elden Ring developer FromSoftware has revealed our favourite weapons, bosses, and more during our time in the Lands Between.

Publisher Atlus wants to know if you'd like to play Persona on Xbox consoles.

Master modder Praydog has once again shown the big development studios how to do it; this time by adding full 6DOF VR to both Resident Evil 7 (and its DLC's) and Resident Evil Village on PC.

Final Fantasy 14's housing lottery system issues have now been fixed.

I leapt back into Shadow of Mordor this week and was greeted with a terrifying bit of text: 13 hours in and 24 percent complete. Not an ideal point to pick up a save. The point at which I'm taught how to crouch long since past and forgotten, and no sign of an end in sight either.

Age of Empires 3: Definitive Edition's next content update, Knights of the Mediterranean, will release on 26th May, 2022.

New details about Striking Distance Studios' new sci-fi horror, The Callisto Protocol, are set to be revealed next week.

Earlier this week, Bohemia Interactive dropped a save the date for "Future of Arma", an upcoming livestream set to reveal what's next for the tactical military shooter.

Just weeks after confirming it was selling off its western studios and IP to Embracer Group for $300m, Square Enix has revealed plans to "establish new studios" and acquire others.

Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé has hinted that "some developer is playing around with an idea" that may bring Nintendo's space racer F-Zero back to life.

Stardew Valley has now sold over 20 million copies.

Starfield's delay - announced on the same day we all got our first miraculous glimpse of the supermassive black hole at the centre of our own galaxy - got us thinking about space, and adventure, and space adventures.

It's all go for American Truck Simulator; not only does SCS Software currently have its hands full working on its previously announced Montana and Texas expansions, the developer has also been beavering away on its major California overhaul - and phase two of that work is now available in a new update.

If this week's two previously announced Epic Games Store freebies somehow aren't enough to be getting on with, Epic has also, rather unexpectedly, thrown in a third offering - taking the form of developer 34BigThings' blisteringly fast, wonderfully stylish anti-grav racer Redout.

AMD's Fidelity FX Super Resolution 2.0 has arrived and the first title to sport the technique is Arkane's wonderful Deathloop, a game already shown to benefit immensely from reconstruction-based upscaling. Reconstruction is what separates FSR 2.0 from its less complex 1.0 predecessor: rather than interpolate out extra detail from the current frame with variable but often unsatisfying results, FSR 2.0 is similar to other modern temporal super-sampling techniques, injecting/reconstructing detail from prior frames into the current one to improve quality while adding anti-aliasing properties too. FSR 2.0 is also open source in nature, meaning that developers can slot it into their games free of charge, with minimal development time.

Game grading company Wata Games is the target of a new US class action lawsuit accusing it of unfair business practices and of manipulating the retro gaming market for its own gain.