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GameCentral takes a look at an exciting new batch of mobile games, including the Resident Evil 4 remake running natively on iPhone.

The Thursday letters page celebrates the music of the Commodore 64, as on reader discusses his love of retro lightgun games.

PlayStation and Nintendo are both planning preview showcases within the next month or two, but they may not be what fans are hoping for.

GameCentral examines 80s classic Monty On The Run and why it’s important to remember forgotten retro games even when they’re not very good.

The Wednesday letters page is keen that Microsoft does not give up making consoles, as one reader admits to not caring about 60fps.

A new portable version of the Mega Drive with a five-inch screen and a very familiar looking button layout is on its way, but not from Sega.

The Tuesday letters page reacts to rumours of Hi-Fi Rush and Sea Of Thieves going multiformat, as one reader can’t cope with 30fps anymore.

‘An accident of fate could bring you together in the most unlikely place.’

Yet another source has suggested that existing Xbox exclusives are going multiformat and that MMO Sea Of Thieves will be amongst them.

EA Sports FC 24 was the best-selling video game in the UK over Christmas, as the Nintendo Switch got a major sales boost.

GameCentral tries to predict what the new year holds in store for Xbox, in terms of new games and Call Of Duty coming to Game Pass.

The Monday letters page thinks Microsoft is still capable of reaching its goal with Xbox, as one reader imagines a better Ghostbusters game.

A reader is worried the Xbox is becoming a punching bag in online discourse and explains why he’s been so happy with his new Xbox Series X.

A reader worries that Bethesda is being left behind by other role-playing developers and blames Todd Howard and others for being complacent.

GameCentral looks ahead to what could be a landmark year for indie titles, from highly anticipated sequels to brand new games from acclaimed developers.

GameCentral looks at the upcoming year in video games, with release dates for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Tekken 8, Hades 2, and many more.

2023 should have been lauded as one of the best years ever for video games but the behind the scenes reality makes it hard to celebrate.

Awards for 2023’s best video game visuals, music, and storytelling are up for grabs, along with the hotly contested Worst Game of the Year.

Game previews offers an alternate take on Alan Wake 2, from a fan of the original, and explores why the game doesn’t work for everyone.

2023 has been a year to remember, from the unexpected success of Baldur’s Gate 3 to the unexpected cancellation of The Last Of Us Online.

GameCentral looks back at the last 12 months in mobile gaming, from the excellent Roto Force to the disarmingly addictive City Gridlock.

Starfield should be getting a major expansion every six weeks from the start of next year, as Bethesda tease its first paid-for DLC.

An early version of the PS5 exclusive Wolverine game has been leaked by hackers and now some fans have managed to get it working on PC.

Bobby Kotick is soon to be the ex-boss of Activision Blizzard, as Microsoft announce his exit and a reshuffle of top jobs at Xbox.

The Thursday letters page tries to imagine what Sony in panic mode over the PS5 would be like, as one reader enjoys Stellaris Nexus.