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It's not just The Witcher getting a Netflix glow-up. Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has just announced an anime series also headed to the streaming service.

Dedicated Pokémon Go player Chen San-yuan is hard to miss.

Pokémon Go is gearing up for its fourth anniversary with free weekly challenges and the release of fresh creatures, all leading up to the game's ticketed virtual Go Fest 2020 event in July.

Cinemas may be set to re-open soon in England, but Fortnite is screening a Christopher Nolan classic in-game this weekend for you to enjoy at home.

It's so hot today that, more than anything, I'd just like to dunk myself into the ocean - and soon I'll also be able to do it virtually in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, as the next free update will finally let you go for a dip.

Last week, Valve finally stepped in to tackle the wave of racist bots that had infiltrated Team Fortress 2 - and although the measure was well-received by the community, it still wasn't enough to stop the onslaught. Valve seemingly solved the spam chat issue by limiting which new accounts could post, but the bots found a way around this by repeatedly changing their in-game names or the team name to form racist sentences and slurs in the chat. And unfortunately, that's only the start of the continuing problems.

David Beckham is co-owner of an esports team.

343 released a teaser for upcoming Xbox Series X launch title Halo Infinite that confirms the return of a popular villain.

Hello! All this week we'll be celebrating Pride and the power of positive representations in games. Every day we'll be bringing you stories and insights from different parts of the LGBT+ community. You can also help support Pride with Eurogamer's newly redesigned t-shirt - all profits from which will be going to charity.

Ashraf Ismail, game director of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Assassin's Creed Origins and creative director of the upcoming Assassin's Creed Valhalla, has stepped down from his position at Ubisoft following allegations about his personal life.

Square Enix has offered up new details and a fresh helping of previously unseen gameplay for the Crystal-Dynamics-developed Marvel's Avengers, which is scheduled to launch on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, and next-gen consoles later this year.

Microsoft has unveiled its latest Xbox One and PC Game Pass additions, and while there's not much in the way of blockbuster offerings to be seen, there are some enormously enjoyable indie treats, including The Messenger and sci-fi narrative adventure Observation.

Project Cars 3 will park itself on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on 28th August.

EA has secured LaLiga in FIFA for another decade.

As a Pathfinder main, I'm still reeling from the last major change to the Apex Legends meta, which saw the poor robot get his wings clipped after his grapple ability was nerfed. And next to get a nerf is Wraith: another player favourite thanks to her ability to quickly duck out of a firefight. Until now, that is, and it looks like Octane and Lifeline are moving up the ranks instead.

Insomniac Games, developer of Marvel's Spider-Man and Ratchet & Clank, has responded to a former employee's allegations of sexual harassment while at the studio.

The Warcraft movie could have been a trilogy - if it hadn't been for the film's poor box office performance in the US.

Some games just scream summer - maybe summer's on my mind as I'm writing this in my shed while the sun sears down - and Ninjala's surely one of them. Colourful, upbeat and brimming with energy, it feels like the perfect accompaniment to long June afternoons, so the timing of its release on Nintendo Switch this week - a few weeks later than originally planned due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, though now coming in the middle of a heatwave in the UK - couldn't be more perfect.

Tencent studio TiMi is working on a free-to-play Pokémon MOBA named Pokémon Unite.

In the world of Burnout Paradise, running at 60 frames per second means everything. Having smooth, 60Hz feedback is a core tenet of the Burnout series, going right back to the original game on PlayStation 2. Some might say that if it's not 60fps, it's not Burnout. The good news is that the port to Switch sees developer Stellar Entertainment aiming to deliver the same experience - no mean feat considering how CPU-heavy its original open world design is. But just how close to the 60fps target does the remaster get? And what key visual feature set are we getting on Switch: Stellar's own remastered assets as seen on PC, PS4 and Xbox One? Or perhaps the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 originals?

Ever since launch, Respawn has been open about its plans to bring Apex Legends to Switch and mobile - and while we recently learned the game will appear on Switch this autumn, it seems like a mobile soft launch is also on the cards for 2020.

Oculus has discontinued Oculus Go to focus on the Quest virtual reality headset.

Free-to-play puzzle game Pokémon Café Mix has dropped onto the Nintendo Switch eShop, following its announcement one week ago.

Hades just got its last major update before the game leaves early access and launches proper.

Here's a crossover we weren't expecting: Samurai Shodown x For Honor.

I had been out of the Lego scene for a while by the time my daughter started playing with the stuff. In the sets she opened there was often this odd thing that put me in mind of a ski, or maybe even a ski slope. It didn't seem to be part of the main design. It looked more like a tool, albeit one whose purpose struck me as being slightly alien. My daughter knew what it is, and, actually, it is a tool. It's the Lego Brick Separator.

Developer Beethoven & Dinosaur has offered a fresh look at its striking rock music platform adventure The Artful Escape, which is being published by the ever-reliable Annapurna Interactive and is heading to Xbox One, PC, and Apple Arcade later this year.

Rogue Legacy 2, the sequel to Cellar Door Games' superb Castlevania-esque rogue-lite exploratory platformer, is coming to Steam and Epic Games Store early access on 23rd July.

The latest instalment in Falcom's popular and delightful action RPG series Ys has been confirmed for a western release early next year.

Following the release of SNK Gals' Fighters earlier this year more Neo Geo Pocket games are coming to Nintendo's Switch later this summer, with the Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection soon bringing King of Fighters R2 and Samurai Shodown 2 to the hybrid device.