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Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition is now slated for a 23rd June release in Europe and North America, Capcom has announced. It will cost £19.99 / €24.99 / $24.99 and pre-orders will include bonus costumes for Trish and Lady, and PS4 users will get a custom theme. DMC4: Special Edition will run at 1080p/60fps and will add an all new Legendary Dark Knight Mode, a new difficulty setting that populates the scenery with far more enemies. [Read More]

Previous page Page 9 of 29 Next page Far Cry 5 Foxhole is a puzzle you have to solve within the Holland Valley region. It's one of many Prepper Stash locations you'll find throughout the game, all giving you rewards once you solve and figure out how to access them. If you're interested in other Far Cry 5 guides, we have have articles on endings, fishing and perks. [Read More]

In the days before Sony started making videogame consoles and Sega stopped, when Microsoft made Windows and Nintendo made millions, when games came on cartridges not discs and there were no such things as ROM files or emulators or IPS fan translation patches, and buses ran on time and children were seen and not heard and don't you know I fought in two world wars you ungrateful etc. At that time, the only way this freshly pubescent correspondent could play and understand Final Fantasy V was to traipse over to a shady import shop in London, hand over £60, trawl whatever Internet search engine we used to have before Google and print out 400 pages of badly translated dialogue from a text-only website run by a Spanish man with terrifying dyslexia. [Read More]

Gran Turismo 6's microtransactions were always a controversial feature. Some people just don't like being asked to grind for in-game content when they know that the barrier to their prize could be waved with a few quid, while others appreciate the optional shortcut. Critics of the model will be delighted to learn that it's all for naught at the moment, as a glitch has been discovered in Polyphony's latest racer that can earn you a cool 20 million credits - about £120 / €150 - in under three minutes. [Read More]

Jenova Chen, the co-founder of Thatgamecompany and creative director of Journey, played a lot of World of Warcraft during grad school. And he always knew that he wanted to make an MMO one day - a form of games that are synonymous, rightly or wrongly, with scope and scale. And yet when Chen started to make games, the games his studio turned out tended to be small - or at least they seemed small, before you got properly into them. [Read More]

Mass Effect Legendary Edition - which bundles up remastered versions of BioWare's beloved space opera trilogy - is a little over a week away from release, and, ahead of its arrival, the studio has detailed frame rate and resolution options for all platforms. As revealed in BioWare's latest blog post, players on console will have the option to switch between two separate gameplay modes - Favour Quality and Favour Framerate - at any time. [Read More]

UPDATE 28/03/2017 4.28pm: Funny story: it turns out the reason Outlast 2 was rejected by the Australian Classification Board in the first place was because the developer submitted the wrong video. The developer explained in a statement to Eurogamer that it had actually sent an earlier build of the game that contained a video not intended to be included in the final release. Here's the statement in full: “The original submission of Outlast 2 sent to the Australian Classification Branch contained the final game code and a video file for reference taken from an Alpha version of the game. [Read More]

Shots of what purport to be promotional displays for Resident Evil 6 have found their way onto the internet. The posters, which IGN reports were snapped in a GameSpot outlet in the US, sport a logo for the oft-rumoured sequel as well as a release date - 20th November 2012. PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 logos also appear on the poster, but nothing indicating a PC release. Resident Evil publisher Capcom has declined to comment. [Read More]

If you somehow missed it, earlier this week Respawn unveiled some massive changes coming to Apex Legends in its upcoming Legacy season - the biggest being a new permanent game mode called Arenas. Set to run alongside Apex's standard battle royale matches, Arenas has been described as the "first step" in moving Apex Legends beyond battle royale. And as it turns out, the first pitch document for Arenas was inspired by Auto Chess: a pretty surprising choice given that battle royales and auto chess, erm, aren't particularly alike. [Read More]

Multiplayer horror party game, Dark Deception: Monsters & Mortals, has teamed with Konami for a Silent Hill-themed DLC. While the details of the additional content have yet to be fully disclosed, developer Glowstick Entertainment says all will be revealed soon in an upcoming showcase. An accompanying video teaser (thanks, Gematsu) gives us the familiar crackle of radio static and includes the words "In my restless dreams, I see that town... Silent Hill" [Read More]