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007 is a franchise that has been around since the 1950s, and has since been in numerous movies and video games. As such, there is a wealth of items, locations, and characters to choose from when creating easter eggs.

Probably one of the biggest and longest-running sagas in the current gaming industry is the development of The Wolf Among Us 2, since we have been practically waiting for it for about eight years now, and the project still hasnt seen the light of day.

Company of Heroes isn't only the best World War 2 game ever made; it may also be one of - if not the best - strategy games of all time. It came as fantastic news to me, then, that Relic Entertainment is bringing out a Definitive Edition for the RTS game, with enhanced visuals, a modernized UI (thank God), and other gubbins that tech fans will rejoice over.

Intel Nova Lake-S is the company's big upcoming gaming CPU launch, with the new chip design expected to offer significant performance improvements over its current Core Ultra 200 lineup and arrive either late this year or early next year. Already known to use a new LGA 1954 motherboard socket, the socket layout has been revealed by a freshly leaked photo showing the underside of the CPU. Intel is being bullish about the power of its new chip design, which makes us wonder if it really could challenge the AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D for top spot on our best gaming CPU guide. Not that we can glean performance from an image of the chip's pins, but it does reveal a few aspects of the new design.

As the dedicated News Editor I am, I tuned into all of Summer Game Fest's major showcases this year. Wolverine stunned me at State of Play; Stranger Than Heaven's post-war Japan infected me with its smooth jazz and contemporary style. Guild Wars 3 exists; nuff said. Yet, a part of me was holding out for the Xbox Games Showcase - partly because Microsoft now owns Activision Blizzard, the developer behind most of my favorite videogames, but also because I suspected we'd see a little bit more of Fable. In many ways, it delivered - Spyro, Halo, and most importantly, Natasia Demetriou shouting at a campfire. It had all of my childhood favorites in one place, yet, for some reason, none of the sparkle.

Whether you've adored the golden age of Ubisoft or grown accustomed to hating their modern practices and agendas, somehow, someway, Edward Kenway returned. Alright, but cheeky references aside, you can't blame me for at least trying to stay hyped for Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced.

Total War and Warhammer 40k really is a match made in heaven. Like peanut butter and jelly before it, these are two things appreciated in isolation, but adored in combination. We got a peek at some more in-game Total War: Warhammer 40k shenanigans during the PC Gaming Show, and it looks like Christmas is coming early for strategy game and 40k fans alike. Unless it's released in December, in which case it'll just be regular Christmas.

While Runescape proper may follow a more modern approach to MMO design than its Old School sibling, the years certainly could've been kinder to it. This year, Jagex has gone to town on bringing RS' visual fidelity up several notches, and its player avatars are next on the list. When you log in after the latest update, available now, you may find that your character is looking a little more life-like than usual.