How the original voice actor of Resident Evil's most iconic villain discovered he was in the game 25 years later - PC Gamer Newsletter

Imagine voicing one of the most iconic villains in all of gaming. Imagine laying down the foundation that every other actor who took on the high profile role would base their own performances on, the deep laugh, the cool-headed attitude, the enjoyably over-the-top acting. Now imagine not realising you'd done any of that.

I have a confession: I'm not very good at building with LEGO. This is a revelation as much as it is an admission, something I really only figured out while playing ClockStone Studio's LEGO: Bricktales over the weekend. It's one thing to place random LEGO in an aesthetically pleasing way; it's another thing entirely to, as Bricktales bids its players to do, construct architecturally-stable structures out of nothing but some bricks and some basic guidelines, no instructions, vibes only.

Henry Cavill is out as Geralt and no one is happy about it. Across the internet, people are gnashing teeth, rending garments, and generally having a very unpleasant time in response to the news that Netflix's Witcher TV show will be helmed by Liam Hemsworth from season 4 onward, and not the world's most muscular PC gamer (apart from me).

The first Nvidia RTX 4080 16GB graphics card has been listed over on retailer Newegg, ahead of the card's launch on November 16. The card, PNY's XLR8 Gaming Verto, is priced at $1,199.99. That's only 99 cents over the MSRP announced by Nvidia. Another model is listed on the site, the PNY XLR8 Verto OC, but no price is listed next to this one. It will likely cost more as an overclocked card, however.

In August the all-devouring holdings company known as Embracer Group glommed up multiple Square Enix studios as part of a $300 million deal. It devoured Crystal Dynamics, Eidos-Montréal, and Square Enix Montréal in a single bite, giving it access to the Deus Ex, Thief, Legacy of Kain, and Tomb Raider IPs. Just two months after the acquisition was finalized Square Enix Montréal is being shut down, Bloomberg reports.

In what will surely go down as one of the funniest leaks ever, famed auteur Hideo Kojima's next game appears to have been leaked by a man who is naked from the waist up and reflected on-screen during several minutes of footage. These nipples are working overtime to bring you the latest on the long-rumoured Overdose, a horror game from Kojima Productions that, thanks to this footage, is as good as confirmed.