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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, Sherif determines whether the Battlefield 6 changes have actually changed the game as Battlefield Studios hoped; Dom has a great week that turns into a very unfortunate week; Bertie sees Dom while their week is still great; Connor is too easily persuaded to reinstall Cyberpunk 2077; Chris plays the only game that matters on Steam Machine; and Kelsey prepares for Persona overload.
"Maybe people won't like it. That's life," says Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 director and Sandfall Interactive founder, Guillaume Broche, when asked about the studio's yet-to-be-revealed sophomore game - its second game. "We didn't make the first game to please anyone, and I think that's why it worked."
Cyberpunk 2077 has just passed another huge sales milestone for CD Projekt Red, showing that despite a somewhat disastrous launch, the retro-futuristic role-playing game remains an incredible success for the Polish studio.
In the wake of Sony announcing the end of PlayStation game discs, and as concerns about game ownership swirl around it, PC digital distribution shop GOG has sought to remind people about what's most important.
Former PlayStation Worldwide Studios leader and Sony veteran of 32 years, Shawn Layden, has described Sony's surprise decision to end production of game discs as "fairly dramatic". In an interview with me he called it a "spreadsheet" decision, outlined how he didn't think second-hand sales were a deciding factor in it, and explained why Sony had always wrestled with this exact decision in the past.
The last remaining factory where Sony makes its physical discs is already being repurposed, just days after the company announced it was ceasing physical game production.
Hello! Eurogamer's latest week of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming concludes today as Caelyn Ellis looks to a future where mainstream games might tell different kinds of lesbian stories. And if you've enjoyed this, our seventh Pride Week, there's plenty more to discover from previous years on our Pride Week hub.
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is set to finish the story that started all the way back in 2020 with the original Final Fantasy 7 Remake. But that ending may not be as definitive as you might have expected.
Frictional Games - the Swedish developer behind Soma and Amnesia: The Dark Descent - has announced its upcoming release Ontos is being delayed to 2027.
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