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UPDATE 5.38pm: After an afternoon of frustration for players eager to access the Marvel's Avengers beta for the first time, Square Enix says it has finally remedied issues preventing confirmation emails from being received during the registration process.

Throughout eight Grand Theft Auto games and across two decades, the voice of radio DJ Lazlow Jones has been a constant. This week, however, it's been revealed the owner of that voice has now departed developer Rockstar Games.

EA has rebranded EA Access and Origin Access as EA Play.

A Total War Saga: Troy's free launch on the Epic Games Store is a huge success - the game has been claimed by 7.5m players in just 24 hours.

Warner Bros. has confirmed it will show off its Gotham Knights game later this month.

Ashraf Ismail, creative director of several Assassin's Creed games, has been formally fired by Ubisoft following an investigation into allegations of misconduct.

It has begun. The hugely popular Fall Guys is getting a crossover in collaboration with Valve's Team Fortress 2.

Guerrilla has released a small initial patch to help combat Horizon Zero Dawn on PC's various performance issues.

The Walking Dead Onslaught comes out on 29th September 2020, Survios (Raw Data, Creed: Rise to Glory) and AMC have announced.

Infinity Ward has said it is "fast-tracking" a fix for a weird graphical corruption bug that turns Call of Duty: Warzone weapons into glitchy nightmares.

In a darkened room, lie back with the headphones on and the tiny shape of a GBA Micro in your hands. Close your eyes to the brightest, most perfectly lovable screen on any handheld ever made, and listen. Soundvoyager! The name alone! That sense of fragile spaceships travelling far away from Earth, leaving behind the familiar landmarks of the solar system, heading into cold adventure in the dark! Soundvoyager! One of the Bit Generation games, Nintendo at its most wonderfully strange, and the only one of the series I have been able to track down. Close your eyes.

UPDATE 9am: Google has also removed Fortnite from Google Play, although the game is still available on Android via other storefronts. In response, Epic Games has now filed a lawsuit against Google too.

Developer Behaviour Interactive has given a good old yank on its update deployment lever for asynchronous multiplayer horror hit Dead by Daylight, unleashing its previously promised cross-play support for PC and consoles.

UPDATE 13/8/20: The Last of Us Part 2's Grounded Update - which introduces new way to play Naughty Dog's acclaimed adventure with the likes of a permadeath mode, gameplay and visual modifiers, and more is out today on PlayStation 4.

There are Resident Evil fans, and then there's TheBatMan.

UPDATE 13/8/20: Detailed player research for Pokémon Go's most recent Dragon Week event is now available, and it backs up fan collective Silph Road's early findings which Eurogamer previously reported on below. As expected, the event's most sought-after Pokémon, Deino, seems to have been extremely hard to find until an unannounced mid-week change in the game's odds made it slightly less rare.

EA has fully unveield FIFA 21's Career Mode - and it looks like Football Manager has been a clear inspiration.

UPDATE 13/8/20: Rockstar has rolled back its broken Red Dead Online update which caused all sorts of problems for players.

Bethesda is giving out Quake 2 and Quake 3: Arena for free to anyone who logs on to the Bethesda launcher.

Pokémon Go players will pick the next two featured Pokémon for September and October's Community Day events.

In its 2020 Architecture Day, Intel today lays out plans for a vast array of products from the laptop to the server farm, with an ambitious graphics line-up that sees the firm delivering a new Xe architecture that scales from the teraflop to the petaflop. There's a vast array of technology unveiled today but primarily, gamers will be interested in the firm's new impressive Tiger Lake processor and its upcoming DG1 discrete graphics card, both backed by an innovative software component. Not only that, but the firm also drops a few hints about what to expect from its first enthusiast-level gaming GPU, due in 2021.

Xbox top brass debated whether to release Halo Infinite in separate sections to make sure it had something to launch in 2020, it has been revealed.

First off, cards on the table. I'm firmly, enthusiastically and, as friends who have suffered through my various rants will tell you, vocally of the opinion that the Fast & Furious series is the best thing to come out of modern-day Hollywood. It's inventive, inclusive, hilariously over-the-top with the warmest of hearts - and when Paul Walker scrambles along the top of a bus teetering over a cliff-edge I put it up there with anything by Kubrick when it comes to cinema as a spectacle (also at the end of Fast & Furious 7 I was one of around half-a-dozen people who sulked off to the toilet for a quiet cry, because of course one of cinema's most emotional moments stars a Supra Mk4).

The Eve Online mobile game Eve Echoes launches today.

Virgin Media has now confirmed its collaboration with superhero service game Marvel's Avengers, a partnership that includes the previously-leaked skins - as well as earlier access to the game's beta this weekend if you haven't pre-ordered.

Embracer Group's acquisition spree continues - it's now picked up Metro developer 4A Games for $80m.

There's been a heatwave where I live and it's drained the life out of everything. I can't seem to muster any enthusiasm. I try to play a game and my attention span melts like an ice cube and I'm bored within five minutes and turn it off. I haven't got the patience for games to reel me in. Thank god I bumped into UnderMine.

11 Bit Studios' glorious post-apocalyptic city builder Frostpunk is poised to receive its third and final expansion, On The Edge, later this month, and its scenario-specific gameplay twists have now been detailed in a new developer video.

Daniel Mullins - the developer behind such genre-defying delights as Pony Island and The Hex - has offered up the first trailer for his "inky black" card-based horror oddity Inscryption.

Forza Horizon 3 will reach "end of life" status in September, Microsoft has announced, at which point the acclaimed Xbox One and PC racer will no longer be available for sale.