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Beleagured high street chain GAME has begun auctioning off the fixtures and fittings from its Basingstoke head office and main warehouse, following the site's recent closure as part of the company's continued assimilation by its parent firm.

Inside Eurogamer has returned after a bit of a protracted break. This is the podcast exclusively for you, the supporters of the site, and today we have a bumper episode taking us inside Nintendo's recent Parisian Switch 2 reveal event. It's an episode that takes us beyond the Switch 2 logoed door Nintendo 'hid' the event behind, in Paris' not so innocuous Grand Palais. The very same door movie star Natalie Portman apparently wasn't allowed to pass. That's a true story by the way! She was there the day before but wasn't allowed in. Eurogamer got in but Natalie Portman didn't. Soz, Nat.

The Nintendo Switch 2: you've got questions, and now that Tom P and Ian have returned from the Parisian reveal event, we've got answers.

The high prices of Nintendo Switch 2 games might have made the console's new titles off-putting for some, but Argos has provided a way to take the sting off with a £10 voucher you can spend on Donkey Kong Bananza, Mario Kart World, the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller, and anything else from the range you might like.

Tequila Works, the indie developer behind Deadlight, Rime and Gylt, is selling off all of its assets in an open auction after declaring bankruptcy at the end of last year.

Black Mirror may show us a variety of near-future dystopias, but at least those unfortunate to live through one of them can play Balatro.

The director of A Minecraft Movie has reacted to the chaotic scenes seen in some cinemas as viewers interrupt screenings to stand up, scream and empty buckets of popcorn over other people.

Content Warning: This article includes references to extreme sexual violence, please read on at your own discretion.

While Switch 2 may have dominated any and all Nintendo news this month so far, we still have some Sega-related goodness for the here and now to break things up a bit.

Mafia: The Old Country - the next game in Hangar 13's Mafia series - will seemingly be arriving as soon as August.

Here's a small but notable detail that might have passed you by amid the chaos of information that's spiralled out of last week's Switch 2 reveal: the souped-up Switch 2 Edition of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild won't include any of its paid DLC.

I suspect I might be in a minority here, but I can confidently say I didn't use a single repair kit as I bumbled and faffed my way through MachineGames' excellent Indiana Jones and the Great Circle late last year - mainly because I was so enamoured by the game's ludicrous clobbering loop I couldn't take two steps forward without hoovering up another handful of melee-focused bric-a-brac. So I very much appreciate that Indy's latest update finally gives my never-diminishing stash of repair kits a purpose by letting me lob them at foes.

If you thought Nintendo was the master of re-releases, then Naughty Dog might just be gunning for its title. The studio has announced yet another release for The Last of Us - but this time it's returning in the form of a two-game Complete edition.

Who can resist a round-up, eh? And there was more than enough to love about tonight's Triple-i Initiative showcase, which returned for its second year with a quivering heap of indie-focused announcements and reveals. We got a release date for 11 Bit Studio's fascinating The Alters, for starters, as well as one for SloClap's football game Rematch - and that's alongside news updates for the likes of Katana Zero, Deep Rock Galactic, Endless Legends 2, X4: Foundations, Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era, V Rising, Enshrouded, and more.

The Alters - the upcoming survival game from the This War of Mine team 11 bit Studios - has landed itself a release date.

Nintendo has directed the vast majority of its Switch 2 manufacturing output from Vietnam towards the US over the first two months of this year, as the threat of Trump's now-confirmed tariffs loomed.

Xbox has roped in a famous film director for its latest brand trailer.

Netflix has renewed Devil May Cry for a second season.

Sandbox matchmaking sim Date Everything! has a final release date, after previously pushing back its earlier (and more romantic) 14th February launch plans.

The Tomb Raider TV series from Amazon and Phoebe Waller-Bridge looks to no longer be happening.

No, that's not a serious question, but it is very close to the way my mind has been working recently. Should I play the new big game now? If I wait a bit, maybe it'll get patched and be better? What if it gets updated for a Pro console? New generation consoles are only a few years away, and it's bound to be re-released for those, so maybe I should wait and play something else instead? Do the questions ever stop? Why must I overcomplicate everything? Breathe… how do I breathe!?

Just in case you were getting anxious about needing a PlayStation Network account to play Marathon - the upcoming reimagined PvP extraction shooter from the Sony-owned Bungie - on PC and Xbox, I have good news - you won't!

Log into Fortnite at any point over the next week, and you'll unlock a free in-game loading screen showing the game's stock market crashing.

Nintendo has confirmed that Switch 2 editions of original first-party Switch games will have the full game on the card rather than requiring a download - though that may not be the case for third-party titles.

I'll be honest, when Nintendo revealed the grand finale of its Switch 2 Direct was a new Donkey Kong game, I felt a little deflated. Where was Mario to help launch the new console? (He's in Mario Kart World.) And how long has it been now since Nintendo's last proper 3D Mario game, Super Mario Odyssey? (You don't want to know, it'll just make you feel old.)

It's hard to imagine, but Mario Kart: Double Dash's two-player driving mechanic almost didn't happen!

Former Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has bodyslammed his way into the discussion around Switch 2 pricing with a string of posts on social media highlighting his decision during the Wii era to make Wii Sports a free pack-in game.

Ubisoft has responded to a lawsuit over the shutdown of its racing game The Crew, stating players purchased a "limited license to access the game" as opposed to "unfettered ownership".

Behold, your irregular Star Citizen funding update is here, with the news Cloud Imperium Games' controversial space sim has now raised over $800m - despite there still being no hint of a version 1.0 release date some 12 years after its original Kickstarter campaign.

Naughty Dog has confirmed HBO's acclaimed live-action adaptation of The Last of Us is getting a third season, even before the highly anticipated season two has aired.