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What would you change?
They've only been out a few days, but already mods are popping up for Shenmue I & II on PC.
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Feature | The rulebook for a million summers
A return to The Spy's Guidebook.
I bought my daughter a magic colouring book last week. It is amazing. You open the book and it's just black-and-white pictures of fairies and flowers, the lines of the illustrations heavy and rather sooty, as if they've been copied from some ancient fairy and flower 'zine. Anyway, it's all black-and-white, and then you run a paintbrush loaded with water over the pictures and - shazam! - they're suddenly coloured in. The right colours, too: a fairy tunic will be green while their stockings will be pink or purple. A tree will have a brown trunk, a mushroom will have a bright red cap.
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Video | Hands on with Transference, an abstruse VR thriller that's part movie, part game
Ian's VR Corner goes to Gamescom!
At this year's E3, perpetually young actor Elijah Wood giggled his way onto the stage to announce Transference, a psychological thriller being made by his film company SpectreVision in collaboration with the development team at Ubisoft Montreal.
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The Resident Evil 2 remake features new looks for all the major characters, including Leon Kennedy, Claire Redfield, Sherry Birkin, Chief Irons and of course fan favourite spy Ada Wong.
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An Xbox gamer says his 12-year-old gamertag was destroyed because of the ligma meme.
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Deus Ex returns… in a Final Fantasy mobile game
I never asked for this.
Deus Ex has risen from the dead - in a Final Fantasy mobile game.
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The World of Warcraft is a big game packed with Easter eggs and secrets for its legion of players to fuss over - and with the recent release of expansion Battle for Azeroth, players are getting stuck in to secret hunting once again.
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Remember The Last Remnant? Square Enix's role-playing game will soon be discontinued on PC nearly a decade after it came out.
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Survival H1Z1 game Just Survive shuts down in October
"Our promise is to do better and learn from every experience along the way."
Just Survive, the survival H1Z1 video game, shuts down in October.
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Fortnite will soon get input-based matchmaking
And a competition system.
Fortnite will soon get input-based matchmaking, developer Epic has announced.
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Fortnite fans think something big is about to happen in-game
UPDATE: Goodbye rift, hello giant space cube.
UPDATE: Somewhat later than expected, Fortnite's anticipated live event has now occurred, ridding the map of one mysterious object and leaving us with another, even weirder edifice to ponder.
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Feature | Gaming's familiar faces
Cloud Atlas syndrome.
What's the statute of limitations on spoilers? I can't be sure, so be warned: I'm about to spoil certain aspects of the final season of Lost. If you haven't seen it yet, look away now.
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Star Citizen is free to try right now
Gamescom Free Fly Weekend running until Monday.
Controversial space sim Star Citizen is currently free to try on PC, if you fancy taking to the heavens and seeing what development progress has been made in recent times.
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Interview | The big Cyberpunk 2077 interview
CD Projekt on transhumanism, gender fluidity and what's beyond Night City's walls.
Gamescom provided my second chance to see CD Projekt's startlingly impressive Cyberpunk 2077 demo, and even a second time through I found myself again taken aback by the depth, detail and design of its neon-lit Night City.
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Feature | Eurogamer Q&A: Video game necromancy
Dead Rising.
When people talk about their dream superpower, two suggestions usually dominate the conversation. On one hand you have the creepy pervs who would like invisibility and on the other, you have the ostentatious showoffs who would like to be able to fly.
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Feature | Super Mario Party's use of two Switch screens is a technological marvel
Hands-on with Toad's Rec Room at Gamescom.
Nintendo knows exactly what it does well. Innovative technology combined with charming gameplay has always been at the heart of the company's philosophy. It's been an extraordinarily successful combination - and one which was once again on display at this year's Gamescom, as I discovered when playing Super Mario Party's new two-tablet mode, Toad's Rec Room.
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Digital Foundry | See how Dark Souls Remastered and Diablo 3 run in Switch's mobile mode
Digital Foundry goes hands-on at Gamescom.
Nintendo's Gamescom line-up confirms once again that Switch is a superb handheld games machine with a growing range of impressive titles. During the show, Digital Foundry got the chance to go hands-on with both the Diablo 3 Eternal Collection and Dark Souls Remastered running in handheld mode - and there's off-screen footage on this page showing how well these games are shaping up.
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Feature | Kickstart your new PC build with this great value GTX 1080 Ti bundle
For $250 more than a GTX 1080 Ti, you get a whole lot
Nvidia's rumoured RTX 2080 card is set to be announced later this month, so it's no surprise that retailers are starting to drop prices on the best graphics cards to new levels in a bid to clear out their existing stock. That's exactly what we're seeing today, with B&H Photo in the United States offering the fastest card on the market, the GTX 1080 Ti, as part of a $999 EVGA bundle that contains almost everything you need to build a high-end gaming rig.
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Digital Foundry | Nvidia unveil RTX 2070, RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti at Gamescom
What's in a name? In this case, real-time ray tracing.
After months of leaks and rumours, Nvidia has finally unveiled its new generation of consumer graphics cards at their Gamescom event with the RTX 2070, RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti.
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Get a free Fortnite dance when you enable two-factor authentication
For hackers, the jig is up.
In the best example I've seen of a carrot on a stick since those chocolate bars I got for giving blood, Fortnite fans have noticed a snazzy premium dance you can get for free - if you enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your Epic account.
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Feature | Assassin's Creed Odyssey's Medusa fight sets the stage for its most fantastic entry yet
It all adders up.
An enormous boss fight against Medusa is not something you would have expected from an Assassin's Creed game a few years ago. God of War? Of course. Castlevania, sure. But to face off against the mythological monster in a series so concerned with history as Assassin's Creed? You'd think the developers had spent a little too much time in the Animus for their own good.
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Call of Duty: WW2's next DLC pack adds a Tesla Gun and super soldier serums
I understood that reference.
Sony's announced the next DLC pack for Call of Duty: WW2, titled Shadow War - and it adds some stuff players did not expect.
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All Destiny 2 players can try Gambit for a day before Forsaken comes out
New raid goes live a week-and-a-half after the expansion.
All Destiny 2 players can try Gambit for a day, Bungie has said.
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Review | Morphies Law review - a fascinating but deeply flawed team shooter
Limb fandango.
Morphies Law is a team based objective shooter with a day of the dead themed aesthetic and a strong gimmick - namely that, when you shoot an enemy, you steal mass from that part of their body and add it to your own. Get a series of headshots, for example, and you'll be tottering around as a bobblehead. Rake someone's legs with bullets, meanwhile, and you'll start strutting around like Tim Curry in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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Elite Dangerous' next sizeable Season 3 content update arrives next week
New ship, weapons, Wing missions, and more.
Frontier Developments has announced that the third of its four planned content updates for Elite Dangerous' currently ongoing third season, Beyond, will launch on PC, Xbox One, and PS4 next week, on August 28th.
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Gone Home moves to Nintendo Switch next week
UPDATE: Now launching in September.
UPDATE 23/8/18: The Fullbright Company's critically acclaimed narrative adventure Gone Home has been delayed on Switch. The game was originally due to launch on Nintendo's platform today, August 23rd, but is now scheduled for release on September 6th.
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Swipe-to-rule monarch sim Reigns is getting an official Game of Thrones tie-in this October
Arya excited?
Developer Nerial has announced that its delightful swipe-to-rule monarch sim Reigns will be heading to Westeros this October, in a new series entry officially based on HBO's Game of Thrones.
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If you played GoldenEye back in the day with friends, you'll be familiar with the following phrase: "Oddjob is banned."
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Newt from Aliens inspired the Resident Evil 2 remake's Sherry Birkin
"You need help."
If you've seen the recently-released Resident Evil 2 remake gameplay showing Claire Redfield's playable section, you might have noticed Sherry is more than a little different compared to her incarnation in the original.
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Recommended | Bad North review - doom-laden strategy delivered in tiny, terrifying chunks
Into the beach.
The art looks peaceful and almost cheery, but the bleached white of the rocks and cliffs and the overcast grey of the calm waters suggests otherwise. Then there's the soundtrack, muttering and worrying at strings and giving way to deep ominous booms when a dark craft appears on the horizon. And the game is almost all horizon, isn't it? Each level is a tiny Chewit of turf surrounded by ocean. You marshall your forces, send them towards the likely landfall and then you wait, completely adrift and beset on all sides by the potential for invasion.
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