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  1. Pokémon Go leak suggests Gen 3 for Halloween event this month

    UPDATE 17/10/17 9.05am: Pokémon Go's Halloween event has now been spotted in a second leak - this time from Apple itself.

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  2. Dead Space is the sequel Resident Evil 4 deserved

    Feature | Dead Space is the sequel Resident Evil 4 deserved

    From the archive: Extra terrors trial.

    Editor's note: In light of EA closing Visceral Games, we thought it would be a good time to remember the game and series the studio is known best for: Dead Space. This article was first published in February this year.

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  3. EA has shut down Visceral Games

    EA has shut down Visceral Games

    And will "pivot" the studio's Star Wars game.

    EA has shut down Visceral Games, the studio behind Dead Space and Battlefield Hardline, and will "pivot" the direction of its untitled Star Wars game.

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  4. Minecraft's Better Together Update is a mess on console

    When Microsoft announced Minecraft's Better Together update, fans cheered. Minecraft feels built for cross-network play. It's the world's biggest family game, an experience designed with collaborative play in mind, and now truly open to everyone regardless of device (except PlayStation).

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  5. How Valve released five of its greatest games in a single day

    Feature | How Valve released five of its greatest games in a single day

    Ten years on, The Orange Box is still gaming's greatest deal.

    The year is 2007. Console owners tap their fingers in barely contained impatience. For years they have been starved of Valve's delicious, full-bodied courses, forced to watch from the bleachers as Valve mixes a unique blend of kinetic first-person with extraordinary tech. Besides a brief dalliance with the original Xbox and the PlayStation 2 - which produce pale imitations of its best work - Valve has remained faithful to the PC.

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  6. Gran Turismo Sport review

    Recommended | Gran Turismo Sport review

    Off to the races.

    Something had to give. After Gran Turismo 6, a wild, vast and maddeningly uneven game that whisked players from West Sussex to the moon and back in its eccentric hymn to the automobile, developer Polyphony Digital had to try a different tack. The result, a typically belated debut on Sony hardware from a studio renowned and often reviled for taking its sweet time over things, will likely prove as divisive as any Gran Turismo before it.

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  7. Classic FM's video game music show is back for a second series in November

    Classic FM has announced that its weekly video game music show High Score will return for a second series, consisting of six hour-long episodes, in November.

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  8. Fire Emblem Warriors is getting a free Japanese voice pack at launch

    English copies of Fire Emblem Warriors on Switch will receive a free Japanese-language voice pack update when the game launches on October 20th, Nintendo has confirmed.

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  9. A schism tears unofficial legacy World of Warcraft service Elysium apart

    A schism tears unofficial legacy World of Warcraft service Elysium apart

    Project leaders alleged to have been pocketing donations and selling gold.

    Elysium, the private/pirate vanilla World of Warcraft server that took over from Nostalrius, has imploded amid allegations the people in charge were pocketing donations and creating gold and characters to sell to players for real money.

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  10. Game Dev Tycoon coming to iPhone, iPad next month

    Greenheart Games' business sim Game Dev Tycoon is coming to iPhone and iPad on 28th November, with an Android release and Steam content update not far behind.

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  11. The Evil Within 2 shines on PS4 - but Xbox One and PC fall short

    Digital Foundry | The Evil Within 2 shines on PS4 - but Xbox One and PC fall short

    Poor PC optimisation will frustrate those looking to play at a locked 60fps.

    The original Evil Within was a divisive release, but most can agree that technically speaking, it was a bit of a mess. With a choppy frame-rate across both consoles, broken on-disc launch code and a lacklustre PC port that really didn't want to run at high frame-rates, it was clear that a lot of changes were necessary for the inevitable follow-up. That sequel arrived last week, helmed by a new director with promises of a massively overhauled engine.

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  12. Yes, Hitler is in Wolfenstein 2

    Yes, Hitler is in Wolfenstein 2

    We did Nazi that coming.

    Tucked away at the end of the Wolfenstein 2 launch trailer, below, is a brief glimpse at a coughing and spluttering Hitler himself. Well, the back of his head. So yes, Hitler is in Wolfenstein 2.

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  13. Game Dev Tycoon forces those who pirate the game to unwittingly fail from piracy

    Game Dev Tycoon forces those who pirate the game to unwittingly fail from piracy

    93.6 per cent of players currently running cracked copy.

    What happens when pirates play a game development simulator and then go bankrupt because of piracy?

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  14. Prizes being given to top 1000 Xbox Star Wars Battlefront 2 beta players

    Did you make the top 1000 leaderboard for the Star Wars Battlefront 2 beta on Xbox One? If you did you have won a prize! It may be a $60 gift card or free Xbox Live membership for one or three months, which isn't much good if you have a yearly recurring subscription but hey ho.

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  15. Government response to loot box concern is predictably non-committal

    The UK government has responded to concerns surrounding video game loot boxes.

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  16. Sony to release indie game on Nintendo Switch

    Sony has announced it will publish an indie game for the Switch - that little console produced by its long-time rival Nintendo.

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  17. DICE offers clarification on Star Wars: Battlefront 2's controversial crate system

    DICE has offered clarification on Star Wars: Battlefront 2's controversial loot crates and progression mechanics, telling players that "the complete system was not in the beta and will continue to be tuned over time".

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  18. Shadow of War includes cheeky nod to Assassin's Creed

    Shadow of War includes cheeky nod to Assassin's Creed

    After Shadow of Mordor was accused of similarities.

    Back in 2014, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor was accused of copying gameplay animations from Assassin's Creed 2.

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  19. There's a playable game of Tetris hidden on the dashboard display of some Russian trucks

    In news that is both weirdly thrilling, and slightly unverifiable (given my general lack of Russian language proficiency), someone has found a playable game of Tetris hidden away on the dashboard display of certain Russian trucks.

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  20. The Yorkshire Games Festival returns this November

    The Yorkshire Games Festival returns this November

    Includes speakers from TT Games, Frontier, and Naughty Dog.

    The Yorkshire Games Festival is back for a second year, running from November 8th to November 12th, and a full schedule of events has now been revealed.

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  21. Rogue Trooper Redux review

    Review | Rogue Trooper Redux review

    Blue man whoop.

    War is hell. But sometimes the view is spectacular. One of the most memorable things about Rogue Trooper first time round, on PS2 and Xbox in 2006, was its beautifully realised prog-rock skybox, a gorgeous, pulsing black hole haloed by sparkling particles that lazily waltzed in slow, chromatic eddies. The new Redux version again drops players directly into the action, firing you down into the toxic battlefields of Nu-Earth from low orbit in a screaming and fairly rickety-looking deployment pod. And again, it's all too easy to stop and gaze up that awe-inspiring sky, ignoring the blood, muck, sizzling laser fire and whopping great quartz crystals all around you.

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  22. A decade on, Team Fortress 2 gets big new update

    Valve shooter Team Fortress 2 is getting a big update this week, 10 years on from its initial launch.

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  23. Capcom shows off a bit more of Resident Evil 7's free Chris Redfield DLC

    Resident Evil 7's long-delayed - and free - Not a Hero DLC will finally reach PS4, Xbox One, and PC on December 12th, along with the concluding season pass story episode End of Zoe. Both have been given a brand-new airing in Capcom's latest DLC video.

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  24. Atlus has released a nifty retro Shin Megami Tensei Metroidvania, and it's free!

    Japanese publisher Atlus has released a nifty freebie in the form of a retro-style, Shin Megami Tensei-inspired Metroidvania game for PC.

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  25. CD Projekt Red: "This approach to making games is not for everyone"

    CD Projekt Red: "This approach to making games is not for everyone"

    The Witcher maker responds to issues of studio morale.

    Some recent team-leader level departures from Cyberpunk 2077 led to speculation there was trouble in paradise - and paradise began sounding worse and worse the more CD Projekt Red company reviews on employee feedback site Glassdoor I read.

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  26. Halo Wars 3 concept art reveals failed pitch

    Concept art for Halo Wars 3 has been released, revealing cancelled pitch material.

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  27. Destiny 2's Monty Python emote pulled from sale

    Bungie has pulled Destiny 2's Monty Python emote from sale on the in-game microtransaction shop.

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  28. Watch: The Rogue Trooper games you never knew existed

    Yo listen up, here's the story, about a little guy that lives in a Nu-world. And all day and all night and all the Quartz he sees is just blue, like him, inside and outside. Blue his gun with a blue little Helm, and a blue Bagman, and everything is blue for him, and himself and all the Norts around, 'cause he ain't got nobody to listen.

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  29. Doom gets November release date for Nintendo Switch

    Developer id Software has announced demon-blasting shooter Doom will launch on Nintendo Switch on 10th November.

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