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  1. Cards in Balatro

    Popular deck-building roguelike Balatro has now passed 2m sales and a major update is due next year.

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  2. Sifu screenshot showing old martial arts master

    Kung-fu roguelite Sifu and comedy shooter High on Life lead the Humble Choice games this August.

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  3. AMD Ryzen 7 9700X chip on a motherboard

    Digital Foundry | AMD Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X review: Zen 5 impresses, but 7800X3D still reigns for gaming

    What does the scouter say about its power level?

    AMD's Ryzen 9000 CPUs have arrived, marking the debut of the more powerful and efficient Zen 5 architecture and a quartet of Dragon Ball Z meme-adjacent processor numbers: 9600X, 9700X, 9900X and 9950X. Today we're looking at the first two processors, the six-core 9600X at £269/$279 and eight-core 9700X at £339/$359. These mainstream offerings are due to go on sale on August 8th, with the 12-core and 16-core Ryzen 9 models scheduled to arrive one week later.

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  4. A Space Marine vaults over tyranid bodies in Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2.

    Often, the first question for any Warhammer 40K game is simply, "Is it Warhammer 40K enough?" This is one of those franchises where the brand itself becomes the thing some fans want to play: it must be grim, it must be dark, it must have sufficient gore, and must have both recognisable nods and oblique references that adhere strictly to our "Core Brand Values". Also, I suppose, there should be a video game in there somewhere.

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  5. A monster with angry eyes and long bendy arms reaches for more of a 2D dungeon to eat in Super Dungeon Muncher.

    I'm not ashamed to say this: one of the easiest ways to make me excited about a game is still to chuck the word "super" into the title. This is Nintendo's fault, inevitably. Super Mario Bros, sure. But then when the Super Famicom came around, they threw Super into almost every game that came out. It remains the easiest upgrade pitch of all time, and the most intoxicating. Why do I need to buy these games again? Because now they're super.

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  6. Equity artwork for its Game On campaign

    Equity, the UK actors' union, has introduced new minimum rates in a bid to address "systemic low pay" for performers and improve working conditions in the industry.

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  7. Artwork of Arena Breakout: Infinite showing silhouette of helmeted soldier

    Free-to-play tactical extraction shooter Arena Breakout: Infinite will launch into early access next week on 13th August.

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  8. Screenshot of Fallout London showing traffic warden in uniform holding a gun

    A hotfix for Fallout: London to address crashing issues is still on the way, with developer Team Folon planning a "huge" patch soon after.

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  9. Close up of dark-haired Final Fantasy 16 protagonist Clive with his eyes closed surrounded by glowing blue energy

    A profile for Final Fantasy 16 has been spotted in the latest Nvidia driver, leading to speculation a PC release could be imminent.

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  10. Artwork of Angry Birds with red bird centre surrounded by other characters

    Sega's acquisition of Angry Birds maker Rovio has helped boost the company's video game profits by 181.5 percent year-on-year.

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  11. Stellar Blade's long ponytailed heroine crouching on the ground in a white suit

    Sony has now sold over 61m PlayStation 5 consoles, but hardware unit sales have fallen by 32 percent year-on-year.

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  12. A screenshot of the legendary browser-based sprinting game QWOP. It's a game where the keyboard keys Q W O and P control individual thighs and calves. It's bastardly hard to coordinate your limbs and moving forward with purpose.

    Supporters | Five of the Best: Sprints

    Get set, go.

    Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!

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  13. A Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 trailer image showing four Zombies mode protagonists walking through the red-lit corridors of a prison compound, guns in hands.

    Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's October release date is inching ever closer, with Activision growing looser-lipped by the day. Which brings us to the company's latest reveal: a first look at Black Ops 6's Zombies mode, courtesy of a two-and-a-half-minute cinematic trailer, ahead of a full gameplay breakdown this Thursday, 8th August.

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  14. An image from Dead by Daylight's Castlevania collaboration trailer showing Trevor Belmont from behind as he stares out across a valley at Dracula's fog-shrouded castle, looming beneath a vast full moon.

    Between its animated adaptations and video game collaborations - which so far includes the likes of Dead Cells and V Rising - Konami's legendary Castlevania series is alive and well and shows no signs of stopping (although an actual new game would also be nice, Konami). And up next is Dead by Daylight's previously announced Castlevania chapter, which is now confirmed to be launching on 27th August, with a public test build arriving today.

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  15. Cal Kestis and BD-1 in Star Wars: Jedi Survivor

    A little over a year after confirming a last-gen release for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was in the works, EA has announced the action-adventure sequel will be launching for Xbox One and PS4 on 17th September. Additionally, improvements to the much-maligned PC version are coming.

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  16. A Descenders Next screenshot showing a mountain boarder riding down a desert-like hill.

    Developer RageSquid has unveiled Descenders Next, an extreme-sports-focused sort-of-sequel to 2018's acclaimed downhill biking hit Descenders, which is aiming to be "the only extreme sports game you'll ever need" when it comes to Steam and Game Pass sometime in 2025.

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  17. Microsoft Auto Super Resolution tested: a new AI upscaler has arrived

    Digital Foundry | Microsoft Auto Super Resolution tested: a new AI upscaler has arrived

    The gaming highlight of the new Windows on ARM Copilot+ laptops.

    The less said about gaming on the new wave of ARM-based Windows laptops, the better. Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite has severe driver issues resulting in generally poor performance and while the PRISM CPU translation layer allowing x86 code to run on ARM looks impressive, no support for AVX instructions means many games won't even load. Let's be generous and say that gaming support on 'Windows on ARM' hardware is a work-in-progress - but there's an element I feel is well worth examining. Microsoft's Auto Super Resolution upscaling technology has its limitations, but it works.

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  18. A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead main character Alex hides from a creepy threat.

    There's now a release date for A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, the upcoming video game tie-in to the Emily Blunt-starring post-apocalyptic horror movie franchise.

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  19. A cardboard pirate ship cat bed, accompanied by other Cat Quest 3 swag.

    Here's a chance to win a decidedly different piece of gaming gear - one designed not for you, but for your cat.

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  20. Getting PSVR2 working on PC isn't as easy as it should be

    Sony's Playstation VR2 PC Adapter is set to go on sale from tomorrow but, before you go rushing off to buy one straight away, in my experience, getting the PS VR2 working on PC isn't nearly as easy as it should be.

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  21. Crash Bandicoot Trilogy artwork.

    Microsoft has announced its next lineup of titles headed to Xbox Game Pass over the first half of August, and it's headlined by Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy.

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  22. Promotional art for Cat Quest 3 showing a cartoon illustration of its heroes and villains superimposed over an old treasure map.

    If you know your Cat Quest, probably all I need tell you about Cat Quest 3 is that it's more of the same, only this time with pirates. Which is to say, it's a treat. But if you've not yet played developer TheGentlebros' pun-obsessed series of super-casual, ultra-streamlined open-world action RPGs, I guess I have some explaining to do.

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  23. Fortnite's Jonesy as a Fall Guys bean.

    Bean-based battle royale Fall Guys now exists within Fortnite, with fresh courses built by developer Mediatonic.

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  24. Close up of Silent Hill 2 lead character James Sunderland with foggy background

    Fans of Konami's original Silent Hill 2 have been sceptical of Bloober Team's forthcoming remake, but its CEO Piotr Babieno has called for fans to trust the studio.

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  25. A masked fae in Nightingale

    Inflexion Games, the studio behind gaslamp fantasy survival game Nightingale, is "not satisfied with where the game is at".

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  26. A tentacled beast with a huge eye belches fire in this screen from World of Goo 2.

    Now Playing | The spirit of Buster Keaton flies again in World of Goo 2

    Every frame a finger painting.

    I'm not sure how funny Buster Keaton movies are these days - I assume there are moments that still work as pure gags. But these films of his remain wonderful, because Keaton was kind of the Tom Cruise of his age - or rather Cruise, who namechecks Keaton often in interviews - is the closest thing we have to the original. Keaton's gags were almost always stunts, dangerous, brilliant, clearly visual stunts that moved the action forward while giving audiences something to gasp at. There's nothing on the surface to make me think of the World of Goo games, and yet I think of Keaton constantly when I play.

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  27. Extreme close-up of Sephiroth with fire behind him

    Sales of Square Enix games have dropped compared to last year, despite the high profile release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.

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  28. Zombie fighting Juliet in Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP

    The remake of cult classic Lollipop Chainsaw will now arrive a couple of weeks earlier, on 12th September here in Europe and in America.

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  29. high on life key art

    High on Life series in development from Curb's JB Smoove

    "As a vegan I feel a fish should have the right to defend itself."

    Chatty gun game High on Life is set to be turned into an animated TV series, with Curb Your Enthusiasm's JB Smoove signed on as producer.

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  30. Key art for Star Wars Outlaws, showing hero Kay on the right and a droid on their right. A small animal is on Kay's shoulder, and a huge planet looms in the background behind them.

    With just a couple of weeks to go until the release of Star Wars Outlaws, Ubisoft has shared a post-launch content roadmap which, among other things, confirms Lando Calrissian and Hondo Ohnaka will appears as part of the game's paid Season Pass.

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