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Call of Duty WW2 is adding Egypt, Dunkirk and dogfighting
Second DLC arrives in two weeks for PS4.
Egypt, Dunkirk, a secret Nazi rocket base and aerial dogfighting - these are the highlights of The War Machine, Call of Duty's upcoming second DLC pack.
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Feature | The return of Randy Smith and the state of the immersive sim
"I don't think the genre is dead…"
If you're looking for an expert on immersive sims, speak to Randy Smith.
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Sony is slashing the price of PlayStation VR Starter Pack in Europe, from £349 down to £259.
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Digital Foundry | WipEout Omega Collection's PSVR upgrade arrives today
And we've played it on PS4 Pro.
We already consider it a highly recommended purchase for PlayStation 4 and Pro users, but Sony's WipEout Omega Collection moves to the next level today with a free upgrade that introduces full PlayStation VR support. We've had access to the PS4 Pro version, we've played it extensively - and it's rather special.
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Microsoft to clamp down on offensive language across Xbox Live, Skype, Office, everything
UPDATE: "There is no policy change for Xbox Live."
UPDATE 28TH MARCH: Xbox VIP Mike Ybarra clarified overnight there will be no policy change for Xbox Live, so the rules already in place there will remain the rules come 1st May.
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Sea of Thieves' latest update is blocking Xbox Games Pass access
UPDATE: Fixed at last.
UPDATE 28/3/18: Rare and Microsoft have now fixed the issue which was blocking many Xbox Game Pass owners from playing Sea of Thieves last night.
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Feature | What went wrong with PSVR exclusive Bravo Team, the "Halo of VR shooters"
Supermassive sources speak.
Bravo Team, the PlayStation VR shooter from Until Dawn developer Supermassive Games, launched earlier this month to a critical mauling and disappointment from fans hoping for another game of Until Dawn quality. Early glimpses looked bland at best, but Supermassive's recent track record suggested Bravo Team could - should - still turn out okay. After all, the studio had turned things around before. But, this time, that didn't happen. Bravo Team launched in a state, and in Eurogamer's review, Ian branded the game "an astonishingly bad VR shooter from a team that should know better".
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Netflix is developing a live-action Carmen Sandiego movie
Alongside an animated series.
Netflix is developing a live-action film based on the classic edutainment video game series Carmen Sandiego, according to entertainment industry website Deadline.
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Ark is getting a Minecraft-like spin-off, and it's heading to Steam and Xbox early access soon
UPDATE: Steam and Xbox One early access begins!
Update, 27/3/18: Ark: Survival Evolved's intriguing Minecraft-like spin-off PixArk is now available in Steam Early Access and on Xbox Game Preview.
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Resident Evil 7 finally gets Xbox One X enhancements in long-awaited new update
With a bit of a discount to celebrate.
Capcom has finally released its long-awaited Xbox One X update for Resident Evil 7, bringing with it a range of fancy visual enhancements.
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Planet Coaster is getting a new movie-themed Studios Pack DLC next week
UPDATE: And here's today's launch trailer.
Update, 27/3/18: Planet Coaster's Studios Pack expansion is here, and its accompanying launch trailer offers a whistle stop tour of its new movie-themed features.
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Snake Pass' latest update adds a free new Arcade Mode
And obliterates controversial Switch icon.
Sumo Digital just updated its serpentine physics platformer Snake Pass, adding a free new Arcade Mode, and remedying the game's controversial home screen icon on Switch.
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Free-to-download multiplayer behemoth Fortnite Battle Royale now has a premium starter pack.
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Looks like Ikaruga is coming to PS4
Oh, hell.
It looks like wonderful vertical shoot 'em up Ikaruga is set for PlayStation 4.
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Stomp stomp.
Battletech launches on 24th April 2018, publisher Paradox has announced.
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Feature | Yucatan is the neo-Mexican space punk racer you've been waiting for
Road trip.
It's really been far too long since we last saw a neo-Mexican space punk racing game, hasn't it? I've certainly been waiting a fair while for one, which makes the arrival of Yucatan's demo earlier this month such a pleasant surprise; this ticks all the right boxes.
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Destiny 2's long-awaited "Go Fast" update goes live today
"What's the worst that could happen?"
Today, Bungie pushes out a big new update for Destiny 2 designed to make the game feel a lot faster to play.
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Sea of Thieves death cost idea axed by Rare
Course correction.
Rare has ditched plans to implement a penalty upon dying in Sea of Thieves.
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Recommended | Sea of Thieves review - a Rare treasure
ArrPG.
Put down the controller and close your eyes: there is no better game on earth to listen to. What do I hear? The creak of timbers, the flap of a sail, the thud and shudder and boom of the ocean.
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Gorgeous mouse RPG Ghost of a Tale gets a massive, much-needed bug-quashing update
Now "what it should have been right from the start".
Developer SeithCG has released a massive new update for its delightful mouse-based RPG Ghost of a Tale, aimed at quashing the "vast majority" of its remaining technical issues.
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Two weeks ago, Fortnite earned Twitch its biggest ever audience - 635,000 people - when Canadian rapper Drake played alongside streamer Ninja.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds adds weapon skins, is "considering" region-locked servers
As a means of "improving the gameplay environment".
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has received its latest test server update, introducing new weapon skins and accompanying loot crates, as well as bringing the news that developer Bluehole is "considering" region-locked servers.
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PixelJunk Monsters is getting a sequel this May, and it's beautiful
UPDATE: And now a gorgeous trailer to enjoy.
Update, 26/3/18: If last week's announcement screens weren't enough to convince you of PixelJunk Monsters 2's sheer gorgeousness, then you'd do well to feast your eyes on its debut trailer below. It looks splendid.
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Sea of Thieves is having a "digital treasure hunt" to win an £80,000 bunch of golden bananas
UPDATE: A winner is revealed!
Update, 26/3/18: Rare has announced that its Sea of Thieves-inspired hunt for four golden bananas is now officially over, with the winning crew named as 'Herr Crew' from France. More than 10,000 players apparently signed up to take part, vying for the 18-carat, £80,000 prize.
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Deadly Premonition director's cat and dog-themed murder mystery returns to crowdfunding
Swery tells us what's changed in The Good Life.
Deadly Premonition director Hidetaka "Swery" Suehiro and Panzer Dragoon's Yukio Futatsugi have launched their second attempt at securing backer funding for The Good Life, an intriguing open-world murder mystery game set in an idyllic English village.
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Cities: Skylines will join Xbox Game Pass
Building up.
Xbox Game Pass will add Cities: Skylines to its line-up next month.
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Pokémon Go will introduce Mew, its first Mythical Pokémon, via an all-new quests system.
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Feature | Laser League could join Towerfall and Nidhogg as the next multiplayer great
Major laser.
If you're after some measure of whether Laser League - the all-new future sports game from OlliOlli developer roll7 - is any good, then consider this. Promotional banners are being furled up and packed away at a preview being event held in a windowless sticky-floored east London sports bar where the toilets have no lights, it's impossibly hot and I should have left for home two hours ago. I can't tear myself away, though, and neither can the other five strangers squeezed into two sweat-sodden sofas, because things are getting serious.
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Digital Foundry | Why are some PS4 Pro titles running slower than base hardware?
UPDATE: Watch Dogs 2 also runs more smoothly on the standard PS4.
UPDATE 15/11/16 9:20am: While we've had some excellent PS4 Pro results recently from the likes of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Battlefield 1 and FIFA 17, our latest testing with Watch Dogs 2 reveals some concerning results.
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Recommended | Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom review - majestic if not magical
Game of thrones.
So much of the magic in any magical world lies with how you get there, how the secret realm reveals itself: the spectral figures who vanish at second glance, the glisten of bells on the wind at dusk, that first, breathless step across the glowing threshold. These journeys between realities are often a question of cathartic redefinition: something about the everyday world is out of joint, and the other universe is an enchanted mirror in which the problem takes on a kinder guise, with familiar objects transported and transformed - cats into kings, sticks into wands, dolls into fairies.
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