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Intel’s most recent Core Ultra 200-series desktop chips, codenamed Arrow Lake, came out in October with reviews that were notably underwhelming. Since then, the American company has laid out five problems it says account for the gap between its performance expectations and what reviewers actually experienced. Intel reports that four of these items can be … Read more
Hello! It’s time for that familiar moment again. Christmas isn’t here quite yet. But—better still—it’s time to pick your most-loved games from 2024. This year has been a standout one for video games, bringing together fearless indie releases, delightful console classics, and even a princess finally getting her due. While we still have to … Read more
UPDATE 12TH DEC: You never disappoint me, do you? I’ve spent hours going through your comments, and they’ve had me laughing out loud—while also pulling at my heart and stirring up strong waves of nostalgia. Thanks for taking the time to share them, and for reminding me just how much gaming can matter. One idea … Read more
Low-profile mechanical keyboards are a popular pick for people who love the tight, quick feel of a great laptop keyboard, yet want something with more strength, durability, and room for customization. While full-height mechanical models once dominated the mainstream, slimline versions have become far more common lately—and the competition has sparked some genuinely standout designs. … Read more
Hello! Here we are again with another round of updates. You may already be seeing some review outlets publish their assessments for Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, yet unfortunately ours won’t be included just yet. We wanted to share where things stand with our review, along with why it’s taking a little longer. To put … Read more
Hello again! Time has come around once more. You might have noticed a handful of reviews for the Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred expansion going live around now, yet unfortunately we’re not among them (and neither are our friends at VG247 or Rock Paper Shotgun). As usual, a few standard notes are in … Read more
Sega has come under fire after it was revealed that a Sonic the Hedgehog alternate-reality game—an online promotional effort—was being used to train AI systems with information provided by participants. The Chaos Hunt ARG launched earlier this week and celebrates the franchise’s 35th anniversary. In the US, players are tasked with tracking down multiple Chaos … Read more
Just because a business shines in one specialty, it doesn’t automatically mean it can switch tracks and deliver the same level of triumph in a completely new area—right? Noctua may be among the rare exceptions. The Austrian brand has taken one of its well-regarded, high-performance PC fans and turned it into a surprisingly capable desk … Read more
When did you first visit Eurogamer? Do you remember what it looked like? Over the past 25 years since Eurogamer launched, it has gone through at least six major layout and styling changes. Thanks to archive.org’s Wayback Machine, we can do a bit of digital archaeology and revisit earlier versions to see what was popular … Read more
Hi everyone—I’m delighted to welcome the fantastic Jim Trinca to the Eurogamer crew as our newest video producer. Jim joins us after spending the past two years working at our partner site VG247. They marked his departure earlier this week with an emotional goodbye delivered in a playful manner, which led some readers … Read more