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Left 4 Dead and Evolve dev is releasing a VR Blade Runner 2049 game
Replicant Pursuit launches this Friday on Gear VR.
Left 4 Dead and Evolve developer Turtle Rock Studios is releasing a VR game tie-in for the upcoming Blade Runner sequel.
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Virtua Fighter 2 and Quantum Conundrum now have Xbox One backwards compatibility
Costume Quest 2 and Frontlines: Fuel of War added too.
The Xbox One backwards compatibility library just grew four titles fatter today with the addition of Virtua Fighter 2, Quantum Conundrum, Costume Quest 2 and Frontlines: Fuel of War.
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Doom's paid DLC is now free for everyone
Major multiplayer changes ensue, free weekend incoming.
Id Software's Doom reboot has been out for over a year now and the developer decided to make all of its paid DLC free for everyone as part of today's update 6.66.
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Telltale announces The Wolf Among Us season two, days after telling fans not to get hopes up
Plus the final Walking Dead and more Batman.
Telltale's seemingly-forgotten The Wolf Among Us series is getting a second season - just days after suggesting to fans it wouldn't happen.
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The Surge now has a demo on all platforms
Try before you fry.
Sci-fi soulslike The Surge now has a demo on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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Xbox One users hit by bizarre My Little Pony message
Microsoft pledges to make it stable.
Xbox One users have reported seeing a bizarre error message which talks about My Little Pony.
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Feature | Nintendo's new online service looks like it could be every bit as bad as you feared
Switch off?
Let's get the nice stuff out of the way. Splatnet, which has just sneaked out onto iOS and Android devices as part of the Nintendo Switch Online app, is just lovely - a joyous, colourful, varied and detailed breakdown of all that you've been up to in Splatoon 2, complete with rundowns of what maps are up next in rotation and what weapons you prefer. You can even order a fancy pair of new trousers in it to pick up next time you log onto the game.
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Ark dev makes abrupt U-turn on plan to wipe PvP servers
Just a day after announcing and defending the plan to press.
It's not often a developer changes its mind about a decision that would have had a seismic impact on its game just a day after announcing it to press, but that's exactly what the people behind dinosaur survival hit Ark have done.
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Destiny 2's beta has a big glitch which gives players an infinite super for the duration of its Inverted Spire strike.
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Recommended | The End is Nigh review
Making friends is hard.
The End is Nigh has quite the trailer. Presented as a fourth wall-breaking Let's Play video about a blob named Ash (voiced by Red Letter Media's Rich Evans) playing through a minimalist pixelated platformer called The End is Nigh, all seems well with the affable Ash until tragedy strikes and he gets a game-over. Only it's worse than that. The game crashes, sending Ash into a profanity-laden panic of the highest order. Initially it seems like a cute, clever marketing ploy parodying streamer culture, and it is, but it's also the opening cinematic to the game. Ash, as it turns out, is the last man (or blob. Or whatever) on earth, and his dinky little video games are all he has left.
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There's a Paul McCartney Easter egg in the Destiny 2 beta
I Am the Warlock.
There's a Paul McCartney Easter egg in the Destiny 2 beta that references the awful song he sang for the first game.
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Destiny 2 beta players have already glitched their way into a hidden location
Loot before you leap.
Just as they did with the original Destiny, players of Destiny 2's beta have managed to glitch themselves into unfinished areas.
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Review | Black the Fall review
Bloc and key.
An individual escapes his fate in an oppressive dystopia, moving across a landscape defined by monolithic yet crumbling industry: train yards, ironworks, storm drains and sinister research labs. The machine seems to produce nothing but grinds on, using people like meat. It's all stained concrete and rent steel, described in hard blue light, long shadows and little, glowing pinpoints of detail. Swathes of darkness and empty space dominate the small characters. There are many devious obstacles, but problem solving, subterfuge and ingenuity might just take our hero out of this nightmare.
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New Pokémon Go update tweaks gyms further
Berry good news.
A fresh update is rolling out to Pokémon Go with new tweaks to the game's recently-revamped gym system.
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Nintendo has launched its mobile phone app for Switch owners on both iPhone/iPad and Android.
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Feature | How developers really deal with bugs
They're everywhere.
Everybody knows bugs. There are funny ones and stupid ones. There are annoying ones and actually-damaging ones. But however they manifest themselves, bugs sit right between a game's maker and its player, a sudden manifestation of mistakes that have been made, a crack in the simulation, a bump right back down to Earth.
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Titanfall 2's co-op horde mode Frontier Defense drops next week
Free multiplayer trial from 28th-30th July.
Titanfall 2's four-player co-op horde mode, Frontier Defense, will be added 25th July as a free update on all platforms.
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Telltale Humble Bundle offers almost studio's entire catalog for $15
The Walking Dead's first season is only $1.
The latest Humble Bundle is Telltale Games themed with almost every title the studio has developed available for a mere $15 (about £11.50). That's a $275 value! Plus the proceeds go to charity.
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BioWare boss Aaryn Flynn quits, just months after Mass Effect Andromeda launch
Series' former director Casey Hudson returns.
BioWare's general manager Aaryn Flynn is leaving the acclaimed RPG studio after 17 years with the company.
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Video | Watch: 90 minutes of Destiny 2 beta gameplay
Gary?
Tonight's the night that Destiny fans around the world have been waiting for. By the time you read this the Destiny 2 beta should be live for all PS4 owners who've preordered the game (everyone else will have to wait a little longer).
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Sounds like Telltale's not making more Wolf Among Us or Borderlands any time soon
UPDATE: Telltale talks on each game's cliffhanger endings.
UPDATE 4.30pm: We asked Telltale Games what might happen to the cliffhangers for both The Wolf Among Us and Tales from the Borderlands, and the developer has now replied.
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Square Enix really wants you to know Ashly Burch is involved with Life is Strange: Before the Storm
New gameplay glimpsed.
Life is Strange: Before the Storm has received a mixed reaction from fans since its unveiling last month. On the one hand - more of Life is Strange's fan-favourite character Chloe. On the other hand - she's voiced by someone else.
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New World of Warcraft fan server recreates The Burning Crusade - as it was a decade ago
Walk through The Dark Portal once again.
Did you play The Burning Crusade when the World fo Warcraft expansion launched back in January 2007? I did. I remember the queues, the slow grind to level 70 and the soul-destroying progression. But I also remember the first time I walked through the Dark Portal to Outland. It was a wondrous moment and it looked a bit like this.
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Pre-order Total War: Warhammer 2, get DLC for the previous game
UPDATE: It's our friends in the Norsca.
UPDATE 18/7/17 3pm: Total War: Warhammer 2 pre-order customers will get the Norsca race as an expansion for the original TW: Warhammer.
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Review | Yonder: The Cloud Catcher review
Harvest half moon.
Look at images of Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles and it's hard not to fall in love a little. This indie open-world adventure seems to encompass the whimsical, childhood innocence many of us crave. It's a game that allows you to take in a lush environment without the stress of violence or conflict. It's a game of unabashed simplicity, something its contemporaries rarely embrace.
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Digital Foundry | SFANS portable dock for Nintendo Switch review
Smaller, cheaper, better?
Nintendo's Switch is a console of two halves: tablet and dock, a unique combination designed to service the platform holder's hybrid gaming dream. The unit itself is well-designed with high levels of workmanship, but the dock? It's a bit of a clunker - it does the job, but it's big, bulky and constructed from mediocre materials. It's also dogged by controversy, with reports of scratched screens and warped Switch casing owing to poor heat dissipation. The question is, can third parties produce something better?
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Video | Watch: We followed real world coordinates we found in Get Even
Challenge Ianneka.
Recently I had some minor surgery done and should, by rights, have been resting. Instead of doing that though, I couldn't stop obsessing over some map coordinates I found hidden in Get Even.
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The Eurogamer Podcast #29: The Streets of Tom Francisco
Heat Signature and glowing cats.
So we're back, from outer space. This is a clever reference, because the P-Cast has been offline for longer than we intended, and we are returning with a nice look at Heat Signature, which is set in outer space. Also, there is that line from I Will Survive that I am gently invoking.
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UK developer Splash Damage is working on multiplayer games for World of Tanks maker Wargaming.
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The Eurogamer Podcast #28: The return of the P-cast!
"How was that?"
Right. Yes. Donlan went off on his sabbatical and we said, quite confidently, that this shouldn't get in the way of recording our weekly podcast. He could pop into the office whenever he was free, maybe on a Friday or something, and we'd keep the ball rolling. That was almost two months ago. We've really done a bad job at this.
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