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  1. Destiny 2 adds Destiny 1's bounty system today

    Destiny 2's latest update has added bounties, a core part of the gameplay found in Destiny 1.

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  2. Face to face with the President of Virtual Reality

    Feature | Face to face with the President of Virtual Reality

    "I am championing the rights of the people."

    In a modernist hotel lobby on the outskirts of Barcelona I sit face to face with the President. He's pretty casual as far as presidents go, dressed in jeans and a t-shirt, wearing sunglasses even though we're inside. He's got a tattoo up the underside of his forearm which reads 'Neverdie'. It's his alias, but more of a name to him now than Jon Jacobs ever will be. He is President of Virtual Reality. It has nothing to do with Oculus Rift or VR goggles, and it's not some silly title in a game. President of Virtual Reality means president of all virtual realities - World of Warcraft, Eve Online, Destiny, the lot.

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  3. Does bad archaeology make for the best games?

    Feature | Does bad archaeology make for the best games?

    X never marks the spot.

    In 1925 the British explorer Percy Fawcett and his expedition team set off from the Brazilian city of Cuiabá in search of the Lost City of Z, which Fawcett was sure lay hidden in the depths of the Amazon rainforest. It was the culmination of years of obsession for Fawcett, who had come to believe in the existence of an advanced lost civilisation based on sketchy travellers' tales and a mysterious idol given to him some years earlier by the pulp author H. Rider Haggard and said to be from the region.

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  4. Sea of Thieves' next major content update Cursed Sails gets a July release date and trailer

    Rare has announced that Sea of Thieves' second major content update, Cursed Sails, will release for PC and Xbox One on July 31st - and there's a brand-new trailer to accompany the news.

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  5. Dante's Inferno and RUSE are now backward-compatible on Xbox One

    Visceral Games' hellish hack-and-slasher Dante's Inferno, and Ubisoft's real-time WW2 strategy game RUSE, now feature backward-compatibility support on Xbox One.

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  6. Stalker battle royale game Fear the Wolves has a Steam Early Access release date

    Stalker battle royale game Fear the Wolves has a Steam Early Access release date

    UPDATE: Delayed "by a few weeks" following Closed Beta feedback.

    UPDATE: 17/7/18: Developer Vostok Games has announced that it will be delaying the July 18th Steam early access launch of its battle royale Stalker spin-off Fear the Wolves "by a few weeks", following feedback gathered during Closed Beta.

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  7. South Park: The Fractured But Whole's Bring the Crunch story DLC is out this month

    South Park: The Fractured But Whole's next story DLC is called Bring the Crunch and is coming to PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Switch on July 31st, Ubisoft has announced.

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  8. PUBG testing custom matches, may lock them behind paywall

    One of the modes PUBG fans have wanted most desperately in the game is the ability to create custom matches. It seems their wishes have finally come true, as PUBG Corp has today announced the mode is in open beta on test servers.

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  9. Hello Games reveals first trailer for No Man's Sky's imminent NEXT update

    Hello Games reveals first trailer for No Man's Sky's imminent NEXT update

    Multiplayer! Improved planetary detail! Underwater bases! More!

    Hello Games has unveiled its first trailer for No Man's Sky's major, multiplayer-focussed NEXT update, which comes to PC, PS4 and - for the first time - Xbox One, on July 24th.

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  10. Hollow Knight's Gods & Glory free DLC set for August release

    Team Cherry, maker of insect-riddled indie Hollow Knight, has today revealed the release date for the fourth and final free content pack for the game.

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  11. The other kind of mobile gaming

    Years ago, I read a description of a game in Edge and it has slowly transformed, with time and a forgetting of almost all of the details, into a perfect game - a dream game. This was a while back, so far back in fact that I think the N-Gage was the platform the game was headed for. It was a game about building up a city or something like that - really, I have forgotten almost all of the details - and then your city might be attacked by another player, in real-time, and in real time you would have to do something about it.

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  12. Nintendo's Labo contest winners include a solar-driven cardboard accordion

    Nintendo has announced the winners of its Labo Creators Contest, with the top-ranking entries including a coin-operated sweet dispenser, a teashop time-management game, and, delightfully, a solar-driven accordion.

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  13. Welcome Bendix, newest member of our video team

    I'm delighted to announce that Bendix Engmann has joined Eurogamer as the newest member of our video team! Bendix will join Aoife, Ian and Johnny on our YouTube channel, and I'm sure she'll pop up from time to time here on the site too.

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  14. Hungry Shark World lands on consoles today

    Hungry Shark World is a mobile game from Ubisoft in which you race around as a shark, eating things and unlocking new sharks. As of today, though, it's also available on Switch, PS4 and Xbox One with fully optimised gamepad controls and upgraded visuals for 4K displays on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X.

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  15. Fugl is a game about being a bird, and that's really all it needs to be

    A bird indoors, I read recently - I cannot remember where - is an omen of bad things. I have no idea why this is, except there's just something very wrong about it, I guess, a topsy-turviness to the order of the universe that brings on panic. I have a distant memory of a thrush getting into the house when I was very small, all of these grown-ups around me suddenly flung into a state of chaos: standing on chairs, looking for towels and brooms - to guide it rather than clobber it, I think - and opening windows. The thrush seemed calm, as I remember the moment, and it left when it wanted to. I don't know how long thrushes live or the kinds of things they can expect to get up to over the course of a busy flapping life, but I imagine I think about that particular incident more of then than the thrush in question ever did.

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  16. Nightdive reveals better-than-expected progress on its troubled System Shock remake

    Developer Nightdive has offered backers of its beleaguered System Shock remake a fresh look at the progress being made toward the project's big September milestone, dubbed the Adventure Alpha.

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  17. Monster Hunter's Rathalos is coming to Final Fantasy 14 in August

    Monster Hunter's Rathalos is coming to Final Fantasy 14 in August

    Alongside Palico and Poogie minions, and more.

    Square Enix has revealed that Monster Hunter World will be infiltrating Final Fantasy 14 on August 7th, as part of its collaboration event with Capcom.

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  18. Fallout 4 mod Northern Springs brings expansive icy wasteland to the Commonwealth

    Over two years have passed since Fallout 4 was released, but for some the main game was simply not enough to satisfy their Fallout cravings, and many turned to modding to reinvent their favourite post-apocalyptic world. In the search for some Fallout 4 après-ski, one player has produced a mod known as Northern Springs DLC: a massive fan-made expansion which adds a new snowy area to the game.

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  19. Pokémon Go Fest 2018 excised the ghost of Chicago past

    Pokémon Go's return to Chicago this year was as important for fans as it was for developer Niantic: revisiting the site of an old wound to repair things completely. Last year's disastrous loss of connectivity struck a far wider blow than the disappointment felt by attendees - it stung the game's dedicated community across the globe, unseating faith Niantic could foster the phenomenon it had founded, earning a black mark in the company's corporate copybook as custodians of a global brand. Coming back risked reopening that old wound - and yet Niantic had something to prove, and was keen to atone for what had gone before.

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  20. PUBG Sanhok vehicle and gun unveiled as studio pledges more frequent updates

    PUBG Corp has announced Sanhok will soon be receiving two shiny new content additions exclusive to the map.

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  21. Four years after it was announced, Crackdown 3 is in a tough spot

    When Dave Jones, one of the chief creators of Lemmings, Grand Theft Auto and the first Crackdown game, took to the stage during Microsoft's 2015 Gamescom media briefing to present pre-alpha in-game footage of Crackdown 3, gamers were promised a competitive multiplayer open-world experience with "100 per cent destructible environments". By connecting to the Microsoft cloud, Crackdown 3 would benefit from 20 times the computational power of the Xbox One, we were told. As virtual buildings blew apart in the most realistic, expansive way we'd ever seen in a video game before, Crackdown fans dared to dream about the kind of game they would eventually play.

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  22. Vague release dates for pre-orders banned in Germany

    Germany has banned vague release dates for pre-orders.

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  23. A Fortnite dance made it into the World Cup final

    Fortnite has hit the mainstream headlines, is played by some of the biggest celebrities around and is pretty much the most popular game in the world. Now, there's one more thing to strike from the Fortnite bucket list: the World Cup final.

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  24. Cracking the Norse code - how fans are deciphering God of War's runes

    There's something incredibly magical about the latest God of War. Kratos's world feels like a rich tapestry woven from various strands of ancient mythologies; a complex re-imagining of stories and history that has resulted in the creation of a mysterious Nordic world. This sort of depth can only be achieved through careful research and design, and Santa Monica has (rightly) received a great deal of attention for its clever use of mythology to write the game's lore.

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  25. I love VR because you can act like a jerk and nobody cares

    Feature | I love VR because you can act like a jerk and nobody cares

    How to be a complete b*stard (in VR).

    Do you ever get the urge to act like a bit of a jerk in public?

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  26. In the Loopy: the story of Casio's crazy 90s console

    Feature | In the Loopy: the story of Casio's crazy 90s console

    Casio made a bid for hardware glory in the 90s - and it went about it in the strangest of ways.

    As a gaming machine, the Casio Loopy isn't particularly good. But as a collection of ideas, it's fascinating, a ragtag novelty that may well have been ahead of its time if it wasn't so scatty.

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  27. Fear and frustration rule the day in Killing Floor: Incursion for Playstation VR

    This week wasn't the most exciting time for new releases on Playstation VR so, for today's episode of Ian's VR Corner, I decided to look back at a title from last month that had completely passed me by.

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