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Hello! Eurogamer's week of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming continues today as Kelsey Raynor discovers a very different Elden Ring to the one they were expecting. And you can visit our Pride Week hub to catch up on Pride Weeks past. Read more

Amazon has recently been restocking various popular Pokémon TCG sets, such as the Prismatic Evolution Elite Trainer Boxes. Now, you can bag sealed products from the most recent release for the world's most popular card game, Chaos Rising. Most of these are listed at around market rate, i.e., the average of what most people are willing to spend on each item. That includes Booster Bundles, Display sets, and Triple packs. I'll leave a link to everything up for grabs just below before we discuss any further, in case you want to lock in your orders ASAP.Let's start with the Chaos Rising

The Sinking City 2 feels inescapably like off-brand Resident Evil, but it's a praiseworthy imitation of its main inspirations wrapped in the Cthulhu mythos.

An improved sequel that doubles down on the basics.

Elden Ring was in rough shape on Switch 2 when people first tried it out last year, leading publisher Bandai Namco to significantly delay its launch plans. It's now 2026, and ahead of its new release date of August 28, has that extra time in the development oven helped smooth out Elden Ring on the Nintendo hybrid console? Yes--but only to a certain point. Senior video producer Jake Dekker has spent over a week with the game, playing it in both docked and handheld modes. The key takeaway is that Elden Ring runs at a consistent frame rate, but not the highest one. "While there are certainly fram