Tom Phillips
Editor-in-Chief
Tom is Eurogamer's Editor-in-Chief. He writes lots of news, some of the puns and makes sure we put the accent on Pokémon. Tom joined Eurogamer in 2010 following a stint running a Nintendo fansite, and still owns two GameCubes. He also still plays Pokémon Go every day.
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Fortnite and Marvel confirm new crossover season starring Doctor Doom, as Disney integration deepens
Plus: Incredibles! Cruella! Grogu!
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Arcane fans warned to avoid major spoilers, as majority of Season 2 leaks online
Months before November launch.
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Disney Dreamlight Valley roadmap includes Tiana, Timon and Pumbaa
Will there also be a nightmare before Christmas?
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard doesn't give full control over companions as "in some ways it was detrimental"
It "wasn't actually adding to the experience".
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Bungie acknowledges "uncertainty surrounding the future of Destiny" following layoffs
"Rest assured we remain committed."
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High on Life series in development from Curb's JB Smoove
"As a vegan I feel a fish should have the right to defend itself."
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Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom trailer takes you on a tour of its Hyrule
Ride horses, blend smoothies.
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Baldur's Gate 3 developer initially started work on a follow-up as it was "the obvious thing"
"It's something that you all would have liked."
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New Destiny project Payback no longer happening, senior execs depart
Luke Smith and Mark Noseworthy gone from Bungie.
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What we've been playing - changing perceptions, persevering, and making the familiar feel new
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
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Nintendo offering extra two months on Switch Online membership renewals
As part of Mega Multiplayer Festival.
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"Bad faith" discourse "not worth engaging with", Ubisoft's Star Wars Outlaws creative director says
A week after company issued Assassin's Creed Shadows apology.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard release date narrowed
Scale back expectations of an early autumn launch.
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Xbox console sales decline continues
But gaming revenue still sharply up year-on-year thanks to Activision Blizzard.
