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  1. There's an official Fallout board game and it looks awesome

    Fantasy Flight Games has licensed Fallout from Bethesda for an official board game due out later this year.

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  2. Gearbox announces new game, but it's not Borderlands 3

    Gearbox announces new game, but it's not Borderlands 3

    Project 1v1 is first-person combat with collectible card strategy.

    Gearbox has announced a new game, but it's not the game you were waiting for.

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  3. Valve announces new game

    Valve announces new game

    Artifact is a collectible card battler spin-off from Dota.

    Valve has announced a new game. No, it's not that one.

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  4. Comparing the cityscapes of The Witcher 3, Dark Souls and Bloodborne to medieval paintings

    Mention the city in the middle ages, and you likely either conjure images of streets awash in faeces and offal, or of a cosy collection of quaint houses reminding people of gallant knights and ladies. Even though cities harking back to medieval times have been a staple of fantasy games ever since the inception of the genre, they usually do little to challenge the clichés presented by Renaissance fairs or grimdark pseudo-realism. To make things worse, those sterile spaces function primarily as pit stops for the player, a place to get new quests, to rest, or to trade. It's difficult to imagine everyday life in those places once the hero is out of town. They're little more than cardboard cut-outs (I'm looking at you, Skyrim).

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  5. Batman: Arkham Origins is now backwards compatible on Xbox One

    The Xbox 360 edition of Batman: Arkham Origins is now available to play via backwards compatibility on Xbox One.

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  6. No Man's Sky screenshot teases Stargate-style portals

    No Man's Sky screenshot teases Stargate-style portals

    UPDATE: Sean Murray confirms update 1.3 for this week.

    UPDATE 9/8/17 7.45am: No Man's Sky update 1.3 will land this week, creator Sean Murray has now confirmed.

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  7. Slicing game Severed has surprise release on Switch

    Slicing game Severed has surprise release on Switch

    From the creators of Guacamelee and Mutant Blobs Attack.

    Last year's enjoyable first-person dungeon crawler Severed arrived on Switch earlier today in both Europe and North America.

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  8. Sonic Mania reveals first footage of Competition Mode

    Sonic Mania reveals first footage of Competition Mode

    Splitscreen race recalls Sonic 2 rivalries.

    Sonic Mania will have a competitive mode in which two players race each other through stages in horizontal splitscreen.

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  9. Behold Overwatch's beach-based Summer Games skins

    Overwatch's Summer Games event kicks off tomorrow through 28th August and now we know what its seasonal skins entail.

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  10. MineCon ditches real world expo in favour of a livestream

    MineCon ditches real world expo in favour of a livestream

    Mojang will host "Official Minecraft Community Events" instead.

    Minecraft convention MineCon won't be held in a publicly attended physical location this year. Instead, it will be beamed into our hearts and minds via the magic of livestreaming.

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  11. A PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds miniskirt is selling for over £300

    A cosmetic item for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is selling for over £300 on the Steam Marketplace.

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  12. Tempest 4000 is real, Jeff Minter is developing it and Atari is publishing it

    Surprise! Atari has announced Tempest 4000, the sequel to the classic arcade game Tempest, is coming out later in 2017 for PC and consoles.

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  13. Nintendo announces Mario, Metroid livestreams at Gamescom

    Nintendo has announced livestreams for two of its biggest upcoming titles during Gamescom.

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  14. All Walls Must Fall hits Steam Early Access today

    All Walls Must Fall, the cool-looking tech-noir tactics spy thriller set in Berlin 2089, has launched on Steam Early Access today.

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  15. After years of PlayStation exclusivity, looks like Spotify is finally headed to Xbox One

    UPDATE 8/8/17 3.35pm: Spotify for Xbox will launch today, Xbox exec Aaron Greenberg has just confirmed.

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  16. There's a special edition Metroid: Samus Returns 3DS

    Nintendo's latest special edition 3DS console is the striking burnt orange and gold Nintendo 3DS XL Samus Edition.

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  17. Ni No Kuni 2 has a season pass

    Ni No Kuni 2 has a season pass

    UPDATE: Two expansions coming, special edition includes vinyl and music box.

    UPDATE 2.35pm: Ni No Kuni's season pass has now been officially announced. There's little more information on what it contains, however, other than the fact the game will have two post-launch expansions.

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  18. You need four amiibo to get everything Metroid: Samus Returns has to offer

    You need four amiibo to get everything Metroid: Samus Returns has to offer

    UPDATE: Standard hard mode accessible to all, as well as harder amiibo mode.

    UPDATE 8/8/17 1.50pm: Metroid: Samus Returns will include a hard mode accessible without the need for amiibo - separate to the one unlocked using the "squidgy" Metroid figurine.

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  19. The true return of Metroid is a glorious thing to behold

    Samus Aran is back. Good god it feels to great to be able to finally say that. Samus Aran is back! Metroid hasn't been away as such in recent years - let's not forget last year's Federation Force, an odd and slightly limp offshoot that didn't do much to allay fears that this was a series on life support - but this is a full-blooded return, a double header that could prove every bit as powerful as when Samus' late 90s hiatus was interrupted by 2002's exceptional Prime and Fusion.

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  20. Hey! Pikmin review

    Review | Hey! Pikmin review

    Plant-based substitute.

    On the surface, Pikmin is one of Nintendo's most adorable creations. A tiny spaceman called Captain Olimar marshals an army of even tinier plant sprites which swarm and scurry around an environment that looks, to him, like an exotic alien planet, but to us like our back yard. Even its inspiration is bucolic: the idea came to Shigeru Miyamoto's whimsical imagination as he pottered in his own garden.

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  21. Nine years later, Mario Kart Wii's cut mission mode found

    Mario Kart Wii was once intended to have a full mission mode, one fan has discovered.

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  22. Zlatan Ibrahimović apes Iron Man in his own video game, which is set in space

    Zlatan Ibrahimović is looking for a new club after his star turn at Manchester United last season. What to do while we wait for news of the Swedish striker's next move? Play his game, of course.

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  23. Mod makes Skyrim play like The Sims

    Mod makes Skyrim play like The Sims

    One for The Elder Scrolls 6, perhaps.

    There's a cool Skyrim mod that makes the game's NPCs act like Sims.

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  24. Hellblade deletes your save file if you die too many times

    Hellblade deletes your save file if you die too many times

    Frustrating mechanic or inspired design?

    Hellblade has caused a stir after it emerged the game deletes your save file if you die too much.

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  25. Metal Gear Survive isn't as awful as it is forgettable

    Metal Gear Solid has always been a self-referential series, but this is something else entirely; a Metal Gear game that feels like an unofficial rip-off of itself. Even the premise of Metal Gear Survive reads like fanfic. Set in an alternate universe, the player-created character has been sent through a wormhole, along with other Militaires Sans Frontières soldiers and the remnants of Mother Base, to a world populated by weird crystallised zombies. It all feels strangely heartless; without Hideo Kojima at the tiller, those odd moments you'd previously write off as the eccentricities or flights of fancy of one man can now feel empty, soulless and written by committee by comparison.

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  26. Pokémon Go's new legendary bird Zapdos defeated by just three players

    Last night brought the arrival of Pokémon Go legendary creature Zapdos - and players were ready to take it on.

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  27. Yes, you can still jump into haycarts in Assassin's Creed Origins

    Ubisoft has revealed an extended section of side-mission gameplay from Assassin's Creed Origins. There's pyramid looting, eagle scouting, sneaking and fighting. At one point you follow a friendly dog.

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  28. Rainbow Six Siege's next patch is enormous, but it makes loading matches faster

    It's not often big publishers warn their customers about the size of an upcoming patch, but that's exactly what Ubisoft has done with Rainbow Six Siege.

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