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  1. Image of unofficial Elden Ring lore book Grace Given, showing four page spread of artwork

    An unofficial Elden Ring lore book is on the way courtesy of a YouTuber expert.

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  2. Let Me Solo Her player wearing jar on head celebrates after defeating Elden Ring boss

    Let Me Solo Her has once again changed their name as part of an effort to help other players defeat Elden Ring DLC Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss.

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  3. Joker in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

    Amazon has announced three more games Prime subscribers can scoop up as part of their membership this month.

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  4. D&D stamp set.

    Royal Mail has revealed a set of stamps featuring familiar faces from the Dungeons & Dragons universe, including Baldur's Gate 3 favourites such as the Mindflayer and Owlbear, which have apparently been personally approved by the King.

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  5. Basketball Nintendo Switch Sports

    Basketball's just arrived on Nintendo Switch Sports. A new sport means a new arena, so the most important question is: what's the new restaurant like? Reader, it seems lovely. Behind the court there's an elegant arc of a building, a kind of restrained Zaha Hadid number. Trailing plants hang down from above and at one end there's a glass-fronted cafe lit by glowing amber overheads. At the other there's a deck with seating exposed to the balmy skies. Sure, you risk getting a Spalding Size 7 in your cortado, but them's the breaks.

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  6. A Double Dragon Revive screenshot showing the new 3D version of series character Jimmy Lee.

    UPDATE 11/7/24: Following yesterday's Famitsu reveal, Arc System Works has released a first trailer for Double Dragon Revive, its 3D take on the long-running beat-'em-up series.

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  7. A screenshot of Fallout 4's Fallout: London mod, showing Nelson's Column in a post-apocalyptic London.

    By now, you've probably heard of massive Fallout 4 mod Fallout: London, given the struggles it's faced in the run-up to release. There's one last hurdle for players to overcome, however, with developer Team Folon having now confirmed it'll be necessary to downgrade Fallout 4's next-gen version to play it - a process thankfully being handled by its accompanying installer.

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  8. League of Legends character collage.

    Riot Games was reportedly developing a Smash Bros. style fighter set in the League of Legends universe, but pulled the plug on the project earlier this year after perceiving Warner Bros' Smash-inspired MultiVersus to have been a commercial failure.

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  9. Zack Fair vs Sephiroth in Crisis Core

    UPDATE 10/7/24: Following yesterday's PlayStation Plus leak, Sony has formally unveiled the games joining its Extra and Premium catalogue in July. And while everything is pretty much as expected, Sony's announcement does round out the list a little, confirming a few more titles for Extra subscribers as well as July's Premium games.

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  10. ac mirage shown on an iphone 15 pro

    Digital Foundry | Assassin's Creed Mirage is an impressive port - but too demanding for iPhone 15 Pro

    However, Capcom's Resident Evil 7 fares better.

    Apple has been feeding iPhone and iPad owners a steady diet of big-budget console ports, from Resident Evil Village, Resident Evil 4 and Death Stranding to this month's tentpole release of Assassin's Creed Mirage. Mirage is the last of Apple's game announcements from the iPhone 15 event last September, and promises a fully-fledged version of what is a good-looking and technically accomplished AC title. That said, it comes with somewhat muted expectations given the inconsistent technical quality of those prior iPhone releases. How does Mirage fare on iPhone hardware, and what lessons can we take from the recent spate of console ports - including Capcom's new rendition of Resident Evil 7?

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  11. Frenzies screenshot showing colourful masked characters aiming guns at the player in first person

    A new VR multiplayer game has been announced by nDreams, the developer of Synapse, coming to PSVR 2 and Meta Quest.

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  12. Who is Emio teaser showing a man wearing a paper bag with a smile drawn on it.

    Nintendo has posted an unusual and unexplained teaser video on its YouTube and social channels, for what appears to be a fresh horror project.

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  13. Close up of new Pal in Palworld trailer - a little slim green creature with a red mushroom head in na forest of mushrooms

    The maker of Pokémon-like monster fighter Palworld has founded a new company, Palworld Entertainment, designed to "accelerate the multifaceted global development" of the game and the brand's further expansion.

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  14. Mrs. Freeze in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

    Rocksteady has delayed the release of Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League's second season.

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  15. Artwork of Shadow the Hedgehog and Sonic flying through space from a huge explosion

    Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka would love to make a Sonic RPG before he retires from Sega, though that's just a dream.

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  16. Five of the Best: Kicks

    Supporters | Five of the Best: Kicks

    Re: boot.

    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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  17. Official Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 screenshot showing an enemy in tactical gear

    Microsoft has confirmed sweeping changes - including price increases - to its Xbox Game Pass subscription service in the run-up to October's launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which will include the removal of day one releases for its overhauled basic tier.

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  18. Official Vampire Survivors art showing a red-eyed vampire next to his identical vampire friend, who is upside down.

    Vampire Survivors, the minimalist survival RPG from developer Poncle, is joining Apple Arcade in August, along with Temple: Run Legends and Vision Pro update for Castle Crumble.

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  19. A Battlefield 2042 promo image showing a character resembling Dead Space's Isaac Clarke running through hordes of zombies as part of the limited-time Outbreak mode.

    If the absence of any positive Dead Space 2 remake news has been getting you down, there's at least one new way to get a bit of Necromorph in your life right now, even if it's probably not quite what fans were hoping for. EA's sci-fi horror series is the focus of a new Battlefield 2024 limited-time PvE mode, Outbreak, which is available to play now.

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  20. Assassin's Creed Shadows artwork.

    Assassin's Creed Shadows developer Ubisoft has owned up to including a historical re-enactment group's logo in artwork for its upcoming feudal Japan stabathon, and apologised for its use without permission.

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  21. Lego Tycoon: Tilted Towers screenshot showing Pepper Roni.

    Lego fans of a certain age had a bit of a moment last month, when pizza delivery kid Pepper Roni - yes, from stone-cold 1997 classic Lego Island - popped up in a trailer for a new video game.

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  22. Pharaoh close up from Total War trailer

    Total War: Pharaoh - Dynasties, the free and final addition to the war sim, now has a release date.

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  23. Link holds the Master Sword in Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

    Video game hardware spending in the US was down 40 percent in May compared to 2023, numbers company Circana reports.

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  24. Close up of Yennefer, the raven-haired sorceress, from The Witcher 3

    An impressive new mod for The Witcher 3 lets players customise their own character and even wield magic as a sorceress.

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  25. Pokémon Go fans in China celebrate as game briefly available - before the country is blocked again

    Chinese and Russian Pokémon Go players have reported a brief window of regular gameplay this week - despite long-standing geo-blocking that typically makes the game inaccessible across most of these regions.

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  26. Two Elden Ring characters battle it out, with the right figure leaping and kicking the left side from Shadow of the Erdtree

    Twitch streamer MissMikkaa has completed Elden Ring DLC Shadow of the Erdtree with a dance mat controller.

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  27. A promotional image showing Xbox Cloud Gaming running on a TV.

    Following Microsoft's announcement it's teaming up with Amazon to bring Xbox games to Fire TV devices via cloud streaming, the initiative is now live for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers.

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  28. A screenshot showing Apex Legends character Mirage.

    Apex Legends is "evolving" its Battle Pass by splitting it in two and charging players twice

    To make it "more attainable and valuable for your time and money".

    Apex Legends' upcoming Season 22 will make significant changes to the free-to-play shooter's Battle Pass "experience", developer Respawn Entertainment has announced, by releasing two Battle Passes per season instead of one, and then charging full price for each.

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  29. Is a VRR TV becoming more important for console gaming?

    Digital Foundry | Is a VRR TV becoming more important for console gaming?

    A 'nice to have' feature is a game-changer on key titles.

    In this week's DF Direct Weekly, we spend some time discussing the state of console performance and increasing importance of VRR (variable refresh rate) support for current-gen hardware in delivering a smoother, more consistent level of performance. We don't think VRR is being used as a crutch by game developers to mitigate wobbly frame-rates, but we do think that it's an excellent user tool in improving the overall performance in a relatively small number of titles… and its importance is increasing.

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