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Twisted Metal's David Jaffe forced to lay off "vast majority" of staff
After unannounced project is cancelled.
David Jaffe has announced layoffs at his studio The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency, following the cancellation of an unannounced project.
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As Resident Evil 2 turns 20, Hideki Kamiya remembers its turbulent development
"I started drinking brandy on the rocks every night…"
To coincide with the 20th anniversary of Resident Evil 2, the game's director Hideki Kamiya took to Twitter to reveal some cool tidbits about the game's turbulent development.
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Warframe's latest console update brings Ghoul hunting and customisable living quarters
Plus a new dynamic weather system.
Warframe's latest update, which introduces Ghoul hunting, dynamic weather and customisable on-ship living quarters, has made its way to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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Big new Call of Duty: WW2 update is just what the game needed
Good job, soldier.
Sledgehammer Games has released perhaps the most substantial update for Call of Duty: WW2 yet.
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Feature | Battalion 1944 succeeds in stripping away the clutter of the modern FPS
Boomer generation.
Battalion proclaims itself to be a stripped down, tackle-out, "old-school" multiplayer shooter. I find this an interesting statement, as to me old-school means rocket-jumps, glistening gibs and mind-bending level design - aka games that graduated with a first from the University of John Romero. Battalion, on the other hand, studied at Zampella polytechnic, as evidenced by the khaki browns and Wehrmacht greys, minimalist puffs of gore, and the presence of a prone key. Lesson number one, Battalion, nobody lies down in an old-school shooter unless they're dead. Now, onto nailgun aesthetics and implementation...
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Idyllic island life sim My Time at Portia is now available on Steam Early Access
Coming to PS4, Xbox One, and Switch this year.
Developer Pathea Games' idyllic, Harvest Moon-inspired island life sim My Time at Portia is now available on Steam Early Access.
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Dead by Daylight's latest cinematic serial killer expansion is Saw-themed
For those wanting to play a game.
Asymmetrical multiplayer slash-'em-up Dead by Daylight is getting a new DLC expansion today, this time inspired by cinematic movie juggernaut Saw.
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Another wave of Gen 3 creatures added to Pokémon Go
Catch 'em before they're Aggron.
Pokémon Go is adding another set of Gen 3 creatures in an update today.
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Digital Foundry | PlayStation 4 hacked: pirate software available, more PS2 titles running
Exploit only works on system software 4.05.
Homebrew PlayStation 4 development on older consoles is finally happening, which has in turn led to the arrival of pirated software and a way to run more of the PS2 game library on Sony's modern console.
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The new God of War hits PS4 in April
Father and done.
The new God of War game comes out on 20th April, Sony has announced.
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Interview | PlayStation VR is getting a fascinating 2D action game
Pop-Up Pilgrims coming next month from Dakko Dakko.
Pop-Up Pilgrims is a PlayStation VR exclusive from Dakko Dakko, the studio that previously made such offbeat gems as Scram Kitty and His Buddy on Rails, The 2D Adventures of Rotating Octopus Character and Floating Cloud God Saves the Pilgrims (if experience has taught this studio anything, Pop-Up Pilgrims suggests it's how to craft a snappier name for its efforts).
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Here's an incredible look at Nintendo's first HQ back in 1889
Link to the past.
Nintendo boasts perhaps the richest history among video game companies, having been founded back at the tail-end of the 19th century. Now we have a fascinating look back at those early days thanks to a recently-unearthed photograph.
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Xbox Game Pass just got a lot better
All Xbox One exclusives from Microsoft Studios will hit Xbox Game Pass the day they're released.
All Microsoft Studios games will launch on Xbox Game Pass at the same time as in shops, Microsoft has announced.
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Digital Foundry | PlayStation 4 hacked again? Linux shown running on 4.01 firmware
Browser exploit may have already been patched.
Hackers attending the GeekPwn conference in Shanghai have revealed a new exploit for PlayStation 4 running on the 4.01 firmware. In a live demo you can see below, once again the Webkit browser is utilised in order to inject the exploit, which - after a conspicuous cut in the edit - jumps to a command line prompt, after which Linux is booted. NES emulation hilarity courtesy of Super Mario Bros duly follows.
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Through the Fire and Flames is considered one of the toughest songs on Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock to complete without making a single mistake. Well, this Guitar Hero expert managed to do just that - blindfolded.
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Feature | Where do downloadable games go when they die?
Exploring the digital graveyard.
A digital-only game based on licensed content is doomed to die right from the outset. At some point, months or years from now, that licensing agreement will expire - at which point the publisher can no longer sell the game. It will be summarily pulled from digital storefronts - sometimes with little or no warning - and is unlikely to ever resurface, unless the publisher is willing to negotiate those licensing deals all over again.
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Rust is leaving Early Access next month after four years in development
The dawn of a nude era.
Rust, Facepunch Studios' famously nude survival game, is leaving Early Access on February 8th, after four years in development.
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John Cena in talks to star in a Duke Nukem movie
And Michael Bay is involved.
Wrestler-turned-actor John Cena is in talks to star in a Duke Nukem film, according to movie industry publication The Hollywood Reporter.
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Cheaters find more ways to spoil everyone's fun in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
Speed-revives and insta-heals catch on.
Forget aim-bots and wall-hacks, cheaters have discovered new, equally unscrupulous ways to annoy legitimate competitors in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Image & Form's SteamWorld Dig - that is, the original one and not the recently released sequel - is coming to Switch on February 1st, the developer has announced.
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Ahead of its hopefully imminent release on iOS, 30 minutes of Journey developer ThatGameCompany's gorgeous new project, Sky, has appeared online.
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Legendary cover artist Bob Wakelin passes away
Farewell to an all-time great.
Bob Wakelin, the artist behind some of the most iconic cover art of the 80s, has passed away.
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Feature | Dragon Ball FighterZ is the fighting game for everyone
Gohan have a go if you think you're hard enough.
Editor's note: This is an early impressions piece based on a week with Dragon Ball FighterZ - following the somewhat shaky online betas, we're waiting until the release on Friday for the opportunity to test out the game online on fully stressed servers before we commit to our final review.
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David Cage and Quantic Dream "shocked" by allegations of unhealthy studio culture
UPDATE: A correction, and QD issues a statement.
UPDATE 15TH JANUARY: This article previously translated a passage of a French report to say Guillaume de Fondaumière was accused of "pushing kisses" on staff at parties, but the translation is incorrect, as de Fondaumière himself later pointed out to me. After further consultation we have a more accurate translation. The accusation revolves around the common French greeting of air-kissing when two people meet. Guillaume de Fondaumière is accused of making more contact with his kisses than is considered appropriate.
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Roll7's Laser League is getting an open beta this week
A League of your own.
Laser League, the all-new future sports game from OlliOlli developers Roll7, is getting a PC open beta this coming weekend.
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Yuji Naka, the godfather of Sonic the Hedgehog, has joined Square Enix.
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Overwatch Blizzard World theme park map launches next week
Juicy new skins also expected.
UPDATE 22ND JAN: Tomorrow is patch day and ahead of the update Blizzard has revealed the new content coming to standard, non-event loot boxes. The most exciting are the new epic and legendary skins - pictures just below.
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It's an exciting day to be a PlayStation fan. As well as a range of amiibo-like figurines, Sony has also announced an official PlayStation shoe.
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PlayStation characters get amiibo-like figure range
Sackboy! Kratos! A car from WipEout.
Imitation is the sincerest form of making some quick cash, as the saying goes, so here is a range of PlayStation characters in the form of figurines like Nintendo's amiibo.
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Nintendo Labo: the internet reacts
Play your card right.
Nintendo surprised the world last night with its announcement of Nintendo Labo, a DIY cardboard accessory range for Nintendo Switch. So, of course, the world promptly took to Twitter to record its hot takes and jokes.
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