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The new Min Min amiibo, part of the Smash Bros collection, is due in April.

Square Enix is considering more HD-2D remakes of its SNES games.

Destiny 2's big new expansion The Witch Queen arrives today for all platforms, though its pre-load has been held up on PS4 due to "an unforeseen issue".

What many had previously assumed has now been confirmed - Next Level Games is working on the newly-announced Mario Strikers: Battle League Football.

I don't have the greatest of relationships with Twitter. It's wormed its way into the cracks of my life now, weeding out and up into the in-between moments, the time when the human brain is supposed to be empty, supposed to be just taking a sec to recover. Queues, coffee breaks, compulsive tab-switches between bursts of work. I am perennially in the process of phasing it out - and then, magic. The latest is an account that's not just an occasional day-brightener but something more, something worryingly close to obsession. That is: Footy Scran.

Fallout 76 has come a long way since Eurogamer branded it a "bizarre, boring, broken mess" back at launch in 2018, and Bethesda will be marking the post-nuclear online multiplayer game's fourth anniversary with another year of updates - introducing alien invasions, a trip to Pittsburgh, and more - as detailed in a newly released content roadmap.

It's once again time to sink slowly beneath the unceasing tide of playable PC demos as your innate curiosity and best intentions collide with Steam's latest Next Fest event, now underway and running until Monday, 28th February.

Elden Ring week is finally here! Are there any other video game things happening also? Who knows! Elden Ring! And if you're as giddy about the whole thing as I am, you might like to know exactly when you'll be able to start playing based on your time zone and platform of choice - which is information Bandai Namco has now made available in the form of an infographic.

Epic Games, the developer behind Fortnite, will be offering hundreds of its temporary contract-based workers full time employment.

Naoki Yoshida has committed to supporting Final Fantasy 14 on PS4 into Patch 7.0.

Pokémon Go's big in-person events have been hugely disrupted over the last couple of years - but the first announcements for 2022's schedule have now been made.

The latest DF Direct Weekly has landed - and it's a first. Owing to various commitments to deep-dive projects, only John Linneman and myself were available to film this one and it begins with thoughts and impressions on the new Cyberpunk 2077 'next-gen' patch, which Tom Morgan covered extensively just yesterday. There's also discussion on why we chose not to take another look at the game on PC: ultimately, our settings recommendations remain the same, even though ray traced local shadows have been added to the game in addition to all of the other RT loveliness already contained therein.

A collection of 10 classic Capcom fighting games has been announced for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla's big 1.5.0 patch will arrive tomorrow, 22nd February, and improve the game's stealth features.

"Even from a young age, I always knew I wanted to work in esports," says Daniela "Jupi" Gradl. Gradl is a Valorant player and member of the RIX.gg Lightning team. "Game Changers has not only given me that opportunity, but the opportunity to play professionally full-time, which is like a dream come true."

Atlus has announced Soul Hackers 2, which will arrive on 26th August for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.

Henry Cavill always brings joy when he shares his passion for all things nerdy, and this was never more apparent than this weekend when he visited Warhammer World here in the UK.

You're at a friends' house having dinner and they need another fork, and they ask you to get it. So you get up, go to the cutlery drawer and open it - and you freeze. Look at the state of that! It's like the knives and forks and spoons have had a rave in there. Is it even safe to put your hand inside it? Maybe you're not hungry any more. Oh you should have known! You saw their bookcase when you came in, you saw their shoe rack. Chaos! Utter chaos. Why can't they just tidy it up!

This week will bring a flurry of Pokémon announcements in the run up to the franchise's annual Pokémon Day - that's on Sunday, 27th February.

Aoife is our queen of video. She helped imagine what video could be for Eurogamer eight years ago, and she's worked to define it ever since. If you've ever seen a Eurogamer video on YouTube, there's a whopping great chance she's in it.

I've had a soft spot for Inkle ever since playing Sorcery! on my old banger of an iPhone many years ago, and I've been delighted by every single game it has made since. Games like 80 Days, Heaven's Vault, Overboard! and Pendragon - games that wield words masterfully. And I cannot wait for the studio's new game, A Highland Song, that was revealed properly only a few weeks ago.

Halo Infinite's mid-season update is due to go live this week, and developer 343 Industries has promised it will include "multiple improvements in the Campaign experience".

In an empty world like that of Far: Changing Tides, it's hard not to become overly attached to the stupidest things. A toy carousel. A potted plant. A wooden duck. A delightfully regal statue of a deer.

Final Fantasy 14 will be expanding its support of solo players.

Horizon: Forbidden West has notched up the second-biggest launch for a boxed PlayStation 5 game in the UK, behind console launch title Spider-Man: Miles Morales.

Capcom has now made Street Fighter 6 official, and released its first teaser trailer.

Supermassive Games, developer of Until Dawn and the ongoing The Dark Pictures anthology series, has seemingly trademarked a new logo and title for yet another undisclosed project.

Hello! Souls Week is all but over, and what better way to celebrate the imminent release of Elden Ring than with people who really couldn't wait to celebrate the release of Elden Ring?

Welcome back to Cyberpunk 2077, a game transformed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles. The prior 'back-compat plus' versions of the game yield to a brand-new rendition based on current-gen SDKs, allowing CD Projekt RED to fully tap into the capabilities of the new wave of consoles. This is a game with a troubled history and this new 1.5 upgrade delivers both 30fps ray tracing and an enhanced 60fps performance mode, combined with other current-gen improvements such as improved loading times - but how much of an upgrade do users actually get?

There's been a lot of Elden Ring screenshots and screen capture about - and not all of it officially sanctioned - but if you're desperate for another peek at Elden Ring but are scared of bumping into unmarked spoilers and wobbly cam footage, here's a brand new gameplay trailer directly from From Software itself.