Pete Davison
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Steins;Gate Complete Walkthrough: Get All the Endings and Achievements
This is the choice of Steins Gate, but so is that one. Which one is right? Time-leap your way to the True ending with our full, spoiler-free guide.
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How Hotline Miami is Like BDSM
Eurogamer's Ed Smith explores the strange, cruel world of Dennaton's brutally violent hit, recently released for PS3 and Vita.
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Moving Targets: The Rise of Motion Control
From Eurogamer's 2009 archives, Dan Whitehead looks at motion control's triumphs and tragedies over the years.
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GOG.com's Best Black Friday Deals
The retro specialists at GOG.com have discounted 65 titles by 70% for Black Friday. Pete and Cassandra pick their favorites.
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Demon Gaze Vita Review: The Vita's Answer to Etrian Odyssey?
Kadokawa Games' dungeon crawler is a wonderfully accessible introduction to the genre -- and proof a game doesn't need to be overly flashy to provide an enjoyable, addictive experience.
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Bravely Default Job Guide: Commands, Combinations and Skills to Make the Best Party Setups
Want to know how best to go about building your party? This exhaustive list of all the Jobs in the game will help you plan unstoppable party builds.
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Shooting Cars: The Art of Gran Turismo 6 Photography
Eurogamer's Tony Coles outlines how to become the Cartier-Bresson of the virtual automotive world.
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Nier: Underappreciated Classic of the Outgoing Generation
On the eve of E3 2014, the first in which we're well and truly "next-gen," Pete looks back on an underappreciated gem from Gen7 and ponders whether we'll ever see its like again.
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Armored Hunter Gunhound EX PC Review: Robots Like They Used to Make
Hungry to stomp about in a big robot and blow stuff up? This enhanced PSP port has got you covered if Titanfall didn't quite fit the bill.
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Local Multiplayer is Gaming's Holy Grail
And, until recently, argues Eurogamer's Jeffrey Matulef, the industry had completely forgotten about it.
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BOARDgamer: The Perfect Party Games
In this installment of our board gaming column, we take a look at three games that are super-simple to learn, heavy on the interaction and ideal for social gatherings.
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How Insomniac's Sunset Overdrive Mixes Gunplay with Rail-Grinds
Eurogamer contributor Stace Harman discovers why the Xbox One exclusive is more Jet Set Radio than Gears of War.
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Croixleur Sigma PC Review: Hack, Slash, Dash
Nyu Media's latest localized doujin title is a joyful hack-and-slash affair. But is there any meat on the bones?
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Meet the Man Who Made 12 Games in 12 Weeks
And he wants you to get in on the fun, too. Eurogamer's Chris Donlan investigates.
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Steins;Gate PC Review: Time After Time
Nitroplus and 5pb.'s classic Japanese visual novel Steins;Gate finally gets an English language release thanks to localization specialists JAST USA. Was this time-travelling tale worth the wait?
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JPgamer: Gone in 30 Seconds with Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming
In this week's Japanese gaming column, a look at the sequel to one of the most peculiar RPGs of all time: Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming.
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All's Fair in Love and Super Robot Wars
Eurogamer's Ollie Barder dissects the history of one of Japan's most enduring mecha series.
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Through the Maelstrom: How Final Fantasy XIV Keeps Adventurers Coming Back for More
Square Enix's rebooted MMO Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn just recently saw its second major content update. Can the game keep players interested in the long-term? Judging by the strength of this content, absolutely.
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Gang Beasts is a Brilliant, Drunken Multiplayer Brawler
Eurogamer's John Bedford reports from EGX Rezzed on the game some are calling "a car-park fight between drunken jelly babies."
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JPgamer: How Gust Made Me a Fan of Crafting
In this week's JPgamer, Pete looks at the work of Japanese developer Gust, and explores the company's curious emphasis on crafting.
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As Monster Hunter Turns 10, Can Capcom Finally Make the West Listen?
Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole interviews its creator Ryozo Tsujimoto to find out.
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How Watch Dogs' Multiplayer Liberates Ubisoft's Open World
Eurogamer's Tom Phillips furnishes us with new impressions and new details on Ubisoft Montreal's upcoming blockbuster.
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South Park: It All Started With a Suspected Prank Call
A remarkable collaboration, as told by Obsidian to Eurogamer's Robert Purchese.
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Chuck's Challenge 3D PC Review: Just Like Chuck Used to Make
Atari Lynx fans rejoice! The classic-ish puzzler Chip's Challenge has a sort-of-official follow-up.
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Loren the Amazon Princess PC Review: A Bite-Sized Piece of High Fantasy
Pete and Cass are back from their adventures with Loren the Amazon Princess - a sometimes predictable but mostly enjoyable visual novel/turn-based RPG hybrid.
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My Heart is Breaking: Inside the Dark Souls Café
Eurogamer's Jeffrey Matulef explores Namco's Tokyo café. Alone. On Valentine's Day.
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How Hackers Reinvented Street Fighter 2
Eurogamer's Joel Snape looks at how a bunch of '90s bootleggers influenced the development of Capcom's classic fighter.
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Infamous: Second Son is Likeable, Not Yet Loveable
An hour with Second Son suggests this could be the best yet, but, Eurogamer's Chris Donlan asks, can it push the series towards greatness?
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Bravely Default 3DS Review: The Final Fantasy That Never Was
Silicon Studio and Square Enix's latest makes no attempt to hide its roots. Is this a firm foundation for a new game, or has the world moved on since Final Fantasy's PlayStation 1 era?
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Bravely Default Salve-Maker Guide: What are the Best Compound Recipes?
So you want to be a Salve-Maker in Bravely Default? Here's a comprehensive list of all the recipes you can cook up with your items.
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The Hearthstone You Didn't Get
Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell looks back at the way Blizzard's collectible card game has changed since closed beta.
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So What is King's Contribution to the Games Industry, Anyway?
With King in the news over its ongoing trademark disputes, we take a look at its five most popular games so you don't have to.
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Final Fantasy XIV Guide: Dragon Quest and FF XI Event Walkthroughs
You got your Dragon Quest in my Final Fantasy! Find out how to score yourself some puff-puff in Square Enix's rebooted MMO.
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Iwata Isn't Nintendo's Problem. It's Miyamoto
Eurogamer's Oli Welsh argues a lack of new game ideas is what's holding Nintendo back.
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Inside Monopoly's Secret War Against the Third Reich
"Ask and it shall be given you; seek and ye shall find." Eurogamer's Christian Donlan investigates.
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What are the Best Board Games for Beginners - That are Also Great for Advanced Players
Looking to put down your controller and pick up some cards or dice instead? Here are the best games to get you started down the rabbit-hole of tabletop gaming.
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Valve Plays the Long Game Again
Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell argues Steam Machines are about protecting the PC, not beating consoles.
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Paris in the Spring – Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse (Part 1) PC Review
George Stobbart and Nico Collard return for another grand adventure; can Charles Cecil's latest live up to the legacy of its predecessors?
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Battlefield 4 Premium Members Receiving Refunds
Battlefield 4's troubles continue, as Premium subscribers start jumping ship and investors express concern.
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No Man's Sky's "Future That Has a History"
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan makes the stars his destination.
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Dear Next-Gen, There's a World Outside America
American gamers are enjoying their new next-gen consoles and the benefits they offer, but how is the rest of the world getting on? Not quite so great, as it happens.
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Rockstar Files New "Bully" Trademark; Here's Why That's Great
Now that Grand Theft Auto V is on the market, what's next for Rockstar? Potentially a return to Bullworth Academy, that's what. Get out your catapults, light the firecrackers and prepare for the worst wedgie of your life.
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Wings of Desire: My Favorite Hearthstone Card
Eurogamer's Christian Donlan explores Hearthstone's Onyxia card, and why he's never going to use it again.
