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The US, Rep. of Ireland, N. Ireland, Scotland and Wales didn't qualify. England will be beaten in disgrace by a minnow or beaten on penalties in the quarter-finals. That means 90% of EliteGamer.com readers will have plenty of time on their hands to digitally recreate the Soviet Soccer Sojourn to their liking.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2019's demo is promising with with quite a few improvements on display. Passing and shooting are looser with more room for mistakes. Online play feels snappier and previous titles' persistent lag seems to have been solved. The AI seems a little tactically one-dimensional across the demo's 12 teams with few strategic patterns being seen.

I'm not sure how I feel about the upcoming Ubisoft@E3 2018. These last few years they seem to be making their show even longer with 2016's coming close to 2 hours in length.

EliteGamer.com played FIFA 19's preview build and were impressed. While the demo had many issues and could be a scrappy experience, it has potential. FIFA 19 seems to place more control in a player's hands with greater room for error as well as excellence.

Nintendo has confirmed that is hosting another Nintendo Direct event today/tonight at 10 pm Irish time/ 2 pm Pacific and 5 pm Eastern. https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/971385031242518528 So what...

There are still some publishers and devs with the backbone to release full games. However, it is getting rarer that we can enjoy a game without horrific Bernaysian voodoo trying to wrench our wallets back open.

With syndication sites packed to the gills with predictions of what we can expect to see at E3, EliteGamer.com is exercising her contrarian streak and killing three of your dreams about E3. 

This games writer has loved the Elder Scrolls series since it washed up on console over 15 years ago. Follow EliteGamer.com's own Reggie around Tamriel for a nostalgasm...

Last Tuesday (23rd January) Phil Spencer announced that any first-party titles MS released for the foreseeable future will be available on Game Pass at launch. We ask if this is desperate gamble by the ailing giant or the first step on the road to 'Games as a Service'? Do we have anything to fear?

With an impressive game to sell, Konami's failure to start its online service by launch meant IGN and Eurogamer were faced with a choice; release the reviews on the 28th August embargo without playing any online components or haemorrhage views to someone else.