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Wii U games Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze and Hyrule Warriors are both getting enhanced versions for Nintendo Switch.
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Mario Tennis Aces has been announced for Nintendo Switch, and launches this spring.
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The brilliant Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle is getting new DLC starring Nintendo's chimp champ Donkey Kong.
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The World Ends with You is headed to Switch
Final Remix!
Do you like Shibuya? Do you like RPGs set in Shibuya? Are you willing to accept "urban fantasy" as, if not a genre, then at least a milieu?
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Nintendo fans spent all of last night waiting on a Direct announcement
As Nintendo fanned the flames.
Nintendo fans are convinced there will soon be a Direct, the company's semi-regular YouTube bulletin of news and surprises, and many stayed up all of last night waiting for an announcement.
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Feature | Sandcastles: Vectorpark's beautiful hymn to impermanence
Heavy grain.
Over the last few years I have developed a real thing for games in which you cannot save. I would always like the chunky pastel slabs of wilderness that you conjure in Toca Nature, for example, but what I really love about them is that, once you're done with them for the time being, there's no option to do anything other than turn the app off in the knowledge that the trees you've been sprouting, the oceans you have carved into the earth and the mountains you have pulled from the ground, will be gone forever, a bit like that glorious sunset that never looked quite right when you tried to view it through your phone camera.
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This month's Splatoon 2 Splatfest goes global, asks fists or funny bone?
Starts Saturday in the UK.
This month's Splatoon 2 Splatfest, the first of the new year, is doing things a little differently: it's the first globally themed Splatfest face-off since last year's Ketchup versus Mayo.
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Deep sea survival adventure Subnautica launches this month after three years in Early Access
Oh buoy.
Developer Unknown Worlds has confirmed that its deep sea survival game Subnautica will finally leave Steam Early Access this month on January 23rd.
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Capcom sheds some light on Monster Hunter World's PC delay
Hopefully Uragaan to like the end result.
Capcom had shed a little more light on the significant delay between Monster Hunter World's arrival on consoles and PC.
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Darkest Dungeon is bringing turn-based misery to Switch later this month
Both DLC expansions due too.
Developer Red Hook Studios has announced that its superb turn-based misery generator Darkest Dungeon is heading to the Switch eShop on January 18th.
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Sting to star in American folklore game Where the Water Tastes Like Wine
Englishman in new work.
Gordon Matthew Thomas Summer, better known by buzzy stage name Sting, will headline as a voice actor in upcoming and very enticing new game Where the Water Tastes Like Wine.
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Total War: Three Kingdoms announced, taking series to ancient China
Guan Yu beauties!
The next historical Total War game will be set in 190CE China and focus on the Three Kingdoms period. If you've played Dynasty Warriors, you'll know it rather well.
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Planet Coaster fan creates absurdly detailed 15-minute-long thrill ride inspired by Aliens
Not bad, for a human.
A Planet Coaster fan has crafted an astonishing, 15-minute-long thrill ride inspired by James Cameron's movie classic Aliens, all built in-game.
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Overwatch topped Pornhub's list of most-searched-for video game characters during 2017 - coming first, second and third.
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Digital Foundry | Meltdown and Spectre: does patching your PC impact game performance?
Security fixes hit some applications hard - but does that include gaming?
It's been described as one of the most serious PC security issues we've ever seen. Headlines have been dominated by the news that there's a serious flaw in the hardware design of Intel microprocessors, going back over 20 years and covering millions upon millions of CPUs still in use today. If your gaming PC is based around an Intel processor, it's vulnerable to the recently revealed 'Meltdown' exploit. Side by side with Meltdown is another serious security problem, dubbed 'Spectre' - which has the potential to affect your PC, smartphone or tablet, regardless of whether or not it has Intel technology at its core.
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Microsoft is developing a new system to track your overall accomplishments on Xbox, currently dubbed your "career".
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Old-school WW2 shooter Battalion 1944 launches in Early Access next month
Limited-access beta even sooner.
Developer Bulkhead Interactive has announce that its old-school WW2 shooter, Battalion 1944, will launch in Steam Early Access on Thursday, February 1st.
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Destiny 2 will bring back Bungie's unloved Valentine's event
Heart to heart?
Destiny 2's next in-game event will be the Valentine's Day-themed Crimson Days, which popped up for the original Destiny back in 2016.
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Former Valve employee is suing the company for $3.1m
Alleges developer exploited minors for free labour, discriminated against transgender staff.
A jury ruled in favour of defendant Valve on 2nd November 2017, finding the plaintiff was not discriminated against for transgender or disability reasons, nor dismissed for such.
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Pokémon Go will soon no longer support older iPhones and iPads.
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Star Citizen, I am disappointed
A space time conundrum.
Star Citizen is a bit like an Instagram account: what you see looks amazing but the reality is hollow. As it stands, at major milestone alpha 3.0, Star Citizen does not convince as a game. But as a picture-postcard-maker - as a demonstration of technology - it's virtually peerless. Standing on top of a canyon on a dusty, windswept planet, looking up at the suns and moons in the sky and knowing you can fly up to them is hair-raisingly cool. Knowing when night comes it's because of the rotations and orbits of those same planets, of those same stars, is an awesome feeling. And even though there might only be a handful of planets to touch down on (for now), they are truly massive, taking probable hours to fly around. It's a simulation of the highest detail and largest proportions.
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Cult Japanese indie game Yume Nikki has been given a release on Steam.
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New PUBG crates let you dress up like a Biker or Desperado
I want your clothes, your boots and your level-three backpack.
Forget the silly patch notes - there are new PUBG costumes in town (on the PC test server)! Now you can dress up like a Biker or a Desperado!
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Sea of Thieves' Closed Beta is happening this month
For pre-orderers and Insiders.
Rare has announced that its piratical multiplayer adventure Sea of Thieves is getting a Closed Beta at the end of the month.
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de Blob 2 is heading to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in February
Ink it in your diary.
THQ Nordic has announced that beloved colour-splashing platform sequel de Blob 2 is coming to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on February 27th.
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Nintendo Switch NBA Playgrounds re-released to solve mystery patch issue
It's a whole different ball game.
NBA Playgrounds on Nintendo Switch has been due a big update for months and, happily, it has now arrived - although not as a simple patch.
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Microsoft is adding a 'do not disturb' option to Xbox One.
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HTC announces "premium" Vive Pro VR headset with higher resolution display
Alongside a new wireless VR adaptor.
HTC has announced the Vive Pro, a "premium" VR headset that introduces a higher resolution display than that of the original Vive, integrated headphones, and more.
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Assassin's Creed Origins' first expansion arrives this month
Level cap increase and For Honor outfit revealed.
The Hidden Ones, the first of two expansions headed to Assassin's Creed Origins, will arrive this month (January).
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Feature | PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' new replays reveal the hidden stories all around you
Hide-and-seek.
Leather coat, hockey mask, need the rest - m4w (Erangel)
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