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Destiny fans can find an update on a familiar former villain hidden away within Destiny 2's new Season of Dawn update.

The developer of the upcoming Command & Conquer remaster re-hired the voice actor behind the game's announcer to re-record her lines after the original audio tapes were lost.

One of the best single-player first-person shooters of the generation, Metro Exodus is an ideal match for Google's Stadia platform. Developer 4A Games not only has a pedigree for excellent multi-platform releases, it's also exhibited strong support in the past for Linux - the underlying platform on which Stadia is based. The question is, just how has 4A chosen to make use of the system's Intel-based CPU and 10.7 teraflop GPU and is the expectedly superior level of performance we expect delivered by Google's cloud-based servers?

Another year... another ten. This year, Eurogamer celebrated its 20th anniversary and we took a look back at the games and events that have shaped the life of the site. The milestones keep coming. Hard to believe, but the year 2020 now looms - and with it what feels like the end of one era and the start of another. Before that year ends we'll have played such mythical releases as Cyberpunk 2077, a new Half-Life and a remake of Final Fantasy 7, and we'll have a new generation of consoles sat under our TVs.

The Resident Evil 3 remake has finally been revealed by Capcom, and it'll be releasing on 3rd April.

Nintendo Switch exclusive Tetris 99 has an update ready to hard drop - and it contains a new team battle mode.

Pokémon Go is getting a Christmas event - and it's a big one.

This year's Doom 1 & 2 console ports might have had a few teething problems, but Bethesda has continued to improve them since launch. And now, as part of Doom's 26th anniversary celebrations, the publisher has revealed that both games will be getting free curated WAD add-ons soon, including John Romero's recent unofficial fifth Doom episode Sigil.

Ever wondered what would happen if you combined an adorable bird, a tiny bird-sized skateboard, and the much-loved thrills of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater? Well, you'd get Skatebird - a game of feathery kick-flips and ornithological ollies that's coming to Xbox One, PC, and now Switch some time next year.

Serious Sam developer Croteam's superb philosophical puzzler The Talos Principle has surprise-launched onto Switch today, in its Deluxe Edition guise.

Sidebar Games' delightful 2017 sporting RPG Golf Story is getting a much-expanded sequel. It's called Sports Story and it's coming exclusively to Switch next year.

Team 17's prison break sandbox sim The Escapists is getting a desert-island-themed spin-off next year. It's called the Survivalists and it's coming to Switch, Xbox One, PC, and PS4.

Phoenix Labs' free-to-play monster-hunter-style action-RPG Dauntless is making its way to Switch today, following its full release on PC, Xbox One, and PS4 earlier this year.

Axiom Verge, developer Thomas Happ's excellent retro-styled Metroid-a-like, is getting a sequel, and it's coming to Switch next year.

Mild spoilers for Fallen Order ahead.

Blink and you'd miss it, but there was a new trailer for Ghost of Tsushima debuted today during Sony's State of Play presentation.

UPDATE 10/12/19 #2: On Xbox One, Untitled Goose Game will launch straight into Xbox Game Pass when it arrives alongside the PS4 version on 17th December. HONK.

Predator: Hunting Grounds comes out 24th April 2020 on PlayStation 4 and PC, Sony has announced.

A new trailer for Platinum Games' Babylon's Fall debuted at Sony's State of Play presentation today.

It's Final Fantasy 15, it's streaming from remote servers and by and large, it's identical to the existing console versions of the game - and that's quite a neat trick, especially when transitioning gameplay from 4K TV to laptop to smartphone. However, there's no doubt that there's a severe lack of ambition in this Stadia port in terms of it core technological credentials. Google's on-paper CPU and GPU spec out-strips Xbox One X in all dimensions - yet Final Fantasy 15 on Stadia runs at just 1080p at 30 frames per second, delivering an overall experience closer to the base PlayStation 4.

Dreams will get a full release on Valentine's Day next year - 14th February.

It's been six years since the successful relaunch of Final Fantasy 14 and almost an entire generation of consoles has passed in that time. With over 16 Million players and its most recent expansion, Shadowbringers, being critically acclaimed the game has never been in better health, but with a new wave of tech on the horizon, how do aging MMOs stay relevant?

PlayStation's Nintendo Direct-style State of Play broadcast goes live at 2pm UK time today - and you can watch the whole thing below.

Box art for Square Enix's big Final Fantasy 7 Remake lists the game as a PlayStation 4 timed-exclusive until 3rd March 2021 - a year after its initial PS4 release.

I have a question about Fortnite's lighthouse. How does it work? There's a light at the top, but little in the way of machinery or power sources. I wondered if the house near the lighthouse might serve as some kind of generator, but if it does it's well concealed. Just another mystery in an island of mysteries, then. What keeps the light shining?

MLB The Show, the long-standing PlayStation-exclusive franchise developed by Sony's San Diego Studio, will be coming to new platforms.

If for some reason (forgetfulness, inexplicable dislike of excellent retro platformers) you've still yet to snag Shovel Knight's Treasure Trove edition, developer Yacht Club Games has warned that it's getting a significant price bump tomorrow, 10th December.

Oculus Quest's previously announced controller-free hand tracking will arrive a little sooner than expected. It's now due to release later this week, rather than the start of next year.

It's been almost 30 years since Twin Peaks first graced our screens, wrapped in plastic and draped in red, and still another two since David Lynch's masterful third season came to its strange, electrifying conclusion. But the sleepy town with too many secrets still refuses to slip away, and fans will be able to cross its threshold in VR later this month.

You'd be forgiven for not knowing about the 3DO M2. It was supposed to be the follow-up to the 3DO game console, but it was cancelled abruptly in 1997 under pressure from Nintendo's N64 and Sony's PlayStation. The 3DO M2 became little more than a footnote in video game history, but for some collectors it became a fascinating piece of hardware, their games considered gold dust. One such collector is Anthony Bacon, from Chicago.