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Square Enix has launched a new merchandise shop for pets in Japan, featuring designs based on Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and Kingdom Hearts.

UPDATE 5/4/24: Roblox has provided Eurogamer a lengthy statement setting forth its views on the platform, its monetisation, and the ages of those who receive revenue through it.

If you've been to a magic show, or even just walked past one of those blokes who spray paint themselves gold and 'levitate' by Covent Garden, you'll know the feeling. First it's something between a full-blown "Woah!" and an appreciative "Neat," then the inner child dies again and it's back to boring old rationalisation. The deck was probably loaded, the audience member was probably a plant, and that levitating guy is concealing the mother of all wedgies from his hidden harness.

High street second hand games giant CEX is launching a console repair service, in partnership with established company Tech Centre.

This week's shutdown of Ubisoft racing game The Crew has prompted the launch of a concerted effort to mount political and legal challenges to the increasingly common occurence of games you've bought becoming unplayable.

Capcom has devised a way for your Dragon's Dogma 2's Pawns to still be hired, even if other players choose not to do so.

Hellblade 2: Senua's Saga will only run at 30fps on Xbox Series X/S.

Geralt's dwarf friend Zoltan Chivay will appear in the next season of Netflix's The Witcher, played by actor Danny Woodburn.

A person suspected of sending death threats to Nintendo has reportedly been arrested by Japanese police.

Gameplay footage showing the Batman game that evolved into Shadow of Mordor has appeared online.

Ubisoft has announced its annual Ubisoft Forward showcase will once again take place during Summer Game Fest.

Content Warning - the viral co-op horror hit from the team behind Totally Accurate Battle Simulator - has just received its first patch. And alongside a first batch of bug fixes, it brings a bunch of new toys to play with in the depths, including party poppers and a reporter mic.

Video game publisher Atari has bought the rights to Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 from developer Frontier for $7m.

Open world Wuxia game Where Winds Meet is receiving a limited beta test this month for North American players.

The Final Fantasy 16 crossover quest is now live in Final Fantasy 14 and appears to give a look at how the forthcoming 7.0 graphics update will look.

Amazon's Fallout adaptation is set to release later this month, and in preparation the cast and crew have started sharing titbits about its production and their work on the series.

Mattel is launching a cute Xbox 360 block building kit - but its price tag is more than double what you'd spend on an actual Xbox 360.

Games that are at least six years accounted for more than 60 percent of playtime in 2023, a new report suggests.

Rockstar classics Bully and LA Noire will join the GTA+ subscription service later this year, the Grand Theft Auto developer has confirmed.

Do you remember the fan made spin-off Bloodborne Kart? Of course you do, it looked utterly brilliant!

Knights of the Old Republic Remake is still "alive and well", said Saber Interactive boss Matthew Karch, despite the company's split from Embracer.

The Dragon's Dogma 2 community is devising a way to warn other players of an infected Pawn.

It seems that around every corner there's yet another thing Dragon's Dogma 2 does that makes my RPG-addicted self incredibly happy. From how you interact with your companions to forgeries, these are just some of the eight things in Dragon's Dogma 2 has that have utterly ruined other RPGs for me.

The Turtle Beach VelocityOne Race is a complete racing wheel and pedals of the sort that you'd expect to find in a mainstream electronics boutique alongside Logitech's ubiquitous G29, yet it offers a powerful 7.2Nm direct drive wheelbase and more realistic load-cell brake pedal, features that often set apart more enthusiast-grade sim racing offerings. Have Turtle Beach played a blinder here to deliver that desirable combo - complete with an external control pod, big integrated display and Xbox/PC compatibility - for £629/$650? Yes, but there are caveats.

Microsoft continues to pump out the special edition Xbox controllers with wild abandon, and its latest offering is a new addition to its now three-strong Vapor line-up, arriving in the form of the swirly green and slightly darker green Nocturnal Vapor controller.

Following its well-received Prince of Persia revival early this year, Ubisoft is reportedly readying a further series outing for a 2024 release - this time in the form of a Prince of Persia roguelike from Evil Empire, the studio responsible for Dead Cells' impressive post-launch support.

It's update day for Helldivers 2, and - as detailed in its patch notes - the big new addition is terrible, awful weather befitting of battling across planetary hellscapes. However - as not detailed in its patch notes - it's sneakily added a huge AT-AT-like robot enemy too.

Following a bit of a tease last week, Yellow Brick Games - the studio founded by former Dragon Age creative director Mike Laidlaw - has properly revealed its new third-person action adventure, Eternal Strands, which is coming to PC and consoles next year.

Content Warning, the latest internet sensation to surge up the Steam charts, is struggling with server issues as its developer confirms the co-operative horror romp has now been downloaded over 6.2m times since launching yesterday.

Content Warning is the new Lethal Company - or it is today at least. It's come out of nowhere, it's a gorgeously scrappy co-op horror experience, and it excels at creating moments that are frightening but also deeply hilarious. But there's something extra in the mix with Content Warning. It's astonishingly wholesome. Well, my second game was anyway. My second game was perfect.