Generate crosswords and various other types of puzzle game with this neat Java-based application

Emulate old video games for a variety of classic machines from a few decades ago with this handy tool

It's the weekend, which of course means many things - a chance to bask in the sun and/or mourn the loss of it, a little bit of extra time to catch up on games, books or that Westworld finale and, most importantly, a brand new roundup of the very best deals from the week. That last one is the very article you're reading, so let's cut to the chase and check out some of the fun things you can treat yourself to this week.
As a heads up, don't forget that is creeping ever closer and we've got our own guide to finding the best deals and generally surviving the faux-holiday itself, which we'll be keeping updated all the way through.
As usual, we've got deals that'll work in the UK, deals that'll work in the US and some deals that will work in both the UK and US, as well as presumably many other places. Let's get started.

Last month, we reported on a talk by Douglas Lanman of Oculus Research (now Facebook’s Reality Labs) from the 2018 SID Display Week event. The fascinating 40-minute session showcased some of the team’s latest work in VR hardware. Now you can watch that talk for yourself. Below is a direct feed video of Lanman’s talk, released this ...]

MXGP has always been about that Motocross. Delivering the first game as MXGP The Official Motocross Videogame and then up to last years MXGP 3. This time around you can see what the devs have been focusing on. MXGP Pro was all about the realism and simulation of being a Motocross game rather than your next in line Fifa.

This month's EDGE review scores include some tough verdicts for Detroit: Become Human and State of Decay 2.

From GameWatcher: "The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is here, the free prequel to Life Is Strange 2 - which releases this September. The game has several objectives, but perhaps one of the toughest is defeating the evil Snowmancer."