See how pairing Fateful Discovery with Dr. Eggman creates an unstoppable, self-sustaining assembly line of heavy machinery and endless card draw.
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It was a big week for leaks in the Apple world, with Apple itself revealing information on a bunch of upcoming products within a macOS Tahoe 26.7 build and retailers leaking details on new Beats 360 headphones that could be launching soon. In addition to all of the scoops from Apple's leaks, we also took a look at 30 new things you'll be able to do with iOS 27 when it drops next month (or sooner if you're willing to try the beta), so read on below for all of the details! Top Stories Apple's Came...
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Blackout makes Doom slower, deadlier, and throws in a Crysis-style energy suit for good measure.
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If you want to display media from your phone on a TV screen, you'll need to follow these steps to use AirPlay or screen mirroring.
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The No.1 movie streaming on HBO Max right now is Mortal Kombat 2, giving fans hope for that Mortal Kombat 3 will finally get the greenlight.
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If you're having trouble with Bluetooth connections on your Pixel phone, this tool is a great place to start your troubleshooting.
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A lot bad news and a lack of major game releases has fed a poisonous atmosphere in gaming; Gamescom and the September releases can't come soon enough
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Masters of the Universe is surging on Prime Video, giving the $175 million He-Man reboot a major second life with global viewers.
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Godot 3.6.2 has been our recommended stable LTS version of 3.x for a while now, but the time has come to make a new build, primarily due to changes in requirements for Android and iOS.
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Plus, Mixtape on Mac, Tetris Effect-style pachinko and a platformer with randomized controls.
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A new Silent Hill: Townfall gameplay trailer has offered up over 18 minutes of first-look footage while also quietly confirming exactly how long the game's PlayStation 5 exclusivity will last.
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Take-Two's legal offensive against the source of the ongoing GTA 6 leaks appears to have claimed its first scalp: the CyberLeek website, one of the group's main hubs, has gone offline.
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Without Nintendo's SNES, and Super Mario World and Super Mario Kart, I would never have fully understood the potential of video games
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Arc Raiders Expedition 5 will allow you to skip quest resets, and Embark Studios will put the seasonal mechanic on pause once it completes.
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"We were farming out people left and right."
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Double Fine has confirmed it owns – or will shortly own – the intellectual property and publishing rights to every game it made during its seven years under Xbox following the studio's split from Microsoft earlier this year.
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With the Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 beta now underway, Activision is focused on offering more PC settings and improving mouse input.
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Vinland Saga disguises a powerful anti-violence story as a viking epic, asking what it really means to live without enemies.
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The Wine 11.16 development release is officially out now bringing further enhancements to running Windows games / apps on Linux
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How to Fish sounds ridiculous.
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Video games are great, that's why we're here! But some things about video games are greater than others. And so in the spirit of Eurogamer's Optimism Week - a chance to reflect on just how special the medium can be, at a time it isn't always easy to remember - we thought we'd switch tack; moving away from the big things, to the little things. Not the series we love, or the games we can't get enough of, but those strange, weird, little video gaming moments that, for us at least, spark joy. And, o...
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In an interview about the Tenth Doctor's latest Doctor Who adventures, David Tennant revealed the companion he wants more stories with.
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Riot Games has pulled the plug on its League of Legends fighting game '2XKO,' and players aren’t happy.
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Arise, Bloodsworn. Ahoy! The weekend is here once again – joy! Before we get into what we're playing, however, let's just see what's been going on this week. First up, Nintendo finally confirmed what the newly-revised Switch 2 price will be in the UK. It's not terrible news, to be honest, but it does put the console over the £400 threshold. Elsewhere, the network test for The Duskbloods kicked off, and so we were treated to a bunch of previews online along with some info on the collaboration bet...
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More than 40 years after becoming one of the biggest movies of its era, Steven Spielberg’s beloved sci-fi hit is surging again on streaming.
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With a special hardware accessory for the SNES, Game Boy games thrived on TV sets around the world.
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Season 2 of Fargo is the best-ever season of the FX drama/comedy mostly because of Kirstin Dunst
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The Vision Pro headset was internally called "Reality Pro" for a significant stretch of its development before Apple settled on the name it ultimately shipped with, according to the prototype collector and leaker known as "Kosutami." In a post on X, Kosutami wrote that the "Apple Vision Pro was originally called Reality Pro" during the early stages of development, pointing to an internal string, "realityprorealityosdev." The Reality Pro name is not new information. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman report...
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Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little about the games we've been playing. This week, Mat J gets philosophical on us; Connor plays Minesweeper for some reason; and Bertie rallies the wonderful Eurogamer readers for a second week of Big Walk wholesome hilarity.
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Gameplay footage of the Nintendo build also revealed. Early access for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 has officially gone live, and although Switch 2 users won't be joining in on the fun until next weekend's open beta, Activision has given select creators and outlets a chance to drop in on Nintendo's new hardware this weekend. First impressions about the Switch 2 build are now going live, this includes a look at the game's performance, in-game footage and a rundown of the overall experience in t...
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Disney has made some enormous bets on science fiction over the years, but these five sci-fi films went particularly spectacularly wrong.
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Infinity Ward got support from Digital Legends. Call of Duty is making its return to Nintendo platforms after 13 years this October, and Activision has revealed the developer who helped with the Switch 2 version of Modern Warfare 4. Infinity Ward called on Activision's partners at Digital Legends. The Spanish-based studio made a name for itself as a mobile developer and was acquired by Activision in 2021. Since then, it's been assigned to multiple Call of Duty titles, including Black Ops 6, 7 an...
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Apple has laid off employees in its Vision Pro and Siri teams as it shifts focus to smart glasses and next-gen AI tech.
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In the latest wave of GitHub takedowns. In Nintendo's ongoing battle against emulation, it has apparently wiped out more than 400 Switch emulator repositories in a "single-day GitHub sweep". As reported by TorrentFreak, Nintendo filed seven DMCA anti-circumvention notices in one coordinated campaign earlier this week. It targets forks of Yuzu, copies of the Suyu emulator, and Skyline.
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Steam added a lot of fascinating new games this week, including Mortal Shell 2. These are five to dig into this weekend.
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