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Riot blames Brexit for 20% League of Legends in-game currency price hike
What will happen nexus?
Bad news for League of Legends fans - developer Riot announced it will raise the price of Riot Points in the UK due to Brexit.
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Mass Effect Andromeda multiplayer will soon get an unexpected new race
While fans campaign to #savethequarians.
Mass Effect Andromeda will soon add an unexpected new race to its multiplayer mode - batarians.
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Liberty City in GTA5 mod shut down
But OpenIV modding tool allowed to live.
There's good news and bad news in the world of Grand Theft Auto 5 modding.
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Splatoon 2 neon green and pink Joy-Con release date moved forward
Paint the town red.
Back in May, Nintendo UK listed the neon pink and green Joy-Con, themed especially for Splatoon 2, for launch in autumn.
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Chinese developer restricts game time for mobile hit labelled "poison"
"Don't commit evil."
Chinese internet Goliath Tencent has rationed the amount of time children can play its hugely popular mobile hit Honor of Kings amid fears young people were becoming addicted to the game.
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Xbox fan with highest Gamerscore goes on honeymoon, loses top spot after 11 years
"I've been too busy having all the sex."
The man with the world's highest Xbox Gamerscore has, after 11 years, finally been overtaken.
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Tequila Works opens up about turbulent development of Rime
"We knew we had to deliver or we were f****d."
Small Spanish studio Tequila Works has opened up about the turbulent development of emotive exploration game Rime. It was a game announced with a bang as a PlayStation 4 exclusive in 2013, but it dropped exclusivity - dropped off the radar - and didn't materialise until May this year.
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Evil Genius 2 in development at Rebellion
For real this time.
Rebellion has announced it's working on Evil Genius 2.
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Feature | Zelda: Breath of the Wild's Master Trials DLC is the perfect addition for those still playing
Thrill Sheikah.
Four months later, I'm only halfway through Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It's not because I've stopped playing - far from it. 120 hours later, I'm still exploring. I can't remember the last time I played a game and deliberately slowed my pace to ensure I see everything, to make every Sheikah tower-uncovered map piece last as long possible. Nintendo's new DLC The Master Trials caters for players who, like me, are still pottering about Hyrule, hunting Koroks or pinning down the next shrine - as well as to those who have finished, by offering up a couple of much tougher challenges.
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Amazon UK limits orders of more than one SNES mini
Due to a "change in availability".
Ordered a bundle of SNES minis from Amazon UK? You may find an email in your inbox with some bad news.
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Crash Bandicoot fans think they have worked out why jumping feels harder in the new remaster.
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Inside dev Dino Patti reveals more about new game Somerville and why he left Playdead
"There was some kind of fallout."
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Why PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds fans are excited about a picture of a bike
I want to ride my bicycle.
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has posted preview images of its new desert map and there's one key addition that has fans excited - a bike.
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The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ sets sail for European Switches in September
PS4 version planned next.
The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ made its console debut on Switch in March for our North American friends, but its European release was delayed. Now it finally has a release date of 7th September.
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PlayStation YouTube hosts Xbox One X Anthem footage with Photoshopped buttons
UPDATE: Trailer pulled by Sony.
UPDATE 4/7/17 8.50am: Sony has now removed the Anthem trailer uploaded to its PlayStation YouTube channel which featured Photoshopped Xbox One X buttons.
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Don't hold your breath for Lords of the Fallen 2
"We have a very small team working on the Lords of the Fallen sequel."
A big question mark hangs over the second game in the Souls-like action role-playing series Lords of the Fallen.
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Feature | How does the new Morrowind measure up to the classic version?
A super-fan ventures into The Elder Scrolls Online.
Is it possible to enjoy The Elder Scrolls Online's Morrowind expansion if you're a fan of the original game who hates MMOs? Is it folly to even try? Either way, I loved Morrowind too much to ignore the arrival of its multiplayer-focused quasi-prequel.
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Rayman's lost SNES prototype unearthed
A mostly armless proof of concept.
Before Rayman helped define the 90s with his edgy lack of limbs and colourful French spirit, he was originally conceived by Michel Ancel as the star of a Super Nintendo adventure. Now the prototype for this canned platformer has been unearthed and released by Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap creative director Omar Cornut.
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Over half a million counterfeit Pokémon plushies confiscated in South Korea
Gotta catch 'em all!
A South Korean sting operation has ended with roughly 530k counterfeit Pokémon plushies seized by police.
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PlatinumGames teases Bayonetta on Switch
Though she strikes me as more of a dom.
Bayonetta developer PlatinumGames has offered a strong hint that it's bringing its witchy hack-and-slash series to the Nintendo Switch.
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GTA modding tool OpenIV resurfaces following Take-Two's cease and desist
Popular mod software "will be continued soon", says developer.
Two weeks ago the popular Grand Theft Auto modding program OpenIV was taken offline after the game series' publisher Take-Two Interactive sent a cease and desist notice to its developers. Now it's back.
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New Skyrim mod lets you explore Cyrodiil's Bruma
How high the mountains of Skyrim rise.
A new mod for Skyrim lets players travel beyond the borders of Skyrim and explore Bruma, the north-most region in Cyrodiil, previously seen in Oblivion.
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Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy biggest single-platform launch of the year
Second largest 2017 launch overall, behind Ghost Recon Wildlands.
Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy has launched in the UK to incredible sales.
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How internet trolls became Mass Effect fans' public enemy number one
Mass Effect Andromeda single-player DLC hoaxers head into hiding.
Last week, an Austrian developer hit the headlines when it revealed Mass Effect Andromeda's much-anticipated single-player DLC had been cancelled.
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Digital Foundry | Why the SNES mini emulates more than just the console
SuperFX and beyond: the extra custom hardware used in some of the system's greatest games.
The upcoming Super NES mini console is more than just a SNES emulator. Like its predecessor, it harkens back to a time where physical cartridges allowed for the integration of custom hardware on a per-game basis that would evolve the capabilities of the base hardware. The Super NES - or Super Famicom, if you like - took that to the next level, not least with the introduction of the SuperFX chip, bringing hardware-based 3D to the 16-bit era. The SNES mini features Nintendo's first ever official emulation of that chip, but SuperFX is just one example of custom hardware that improved the console's capabilities.
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Five Nights at Freddy's dev announces, cancels next game
Does not compute.
The creator of Five Nights at Freddy's has announced the newest game in the franchise and simultaneously canned the title.
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Video | Watch: The Witness game you never knew existed
Murder, She Played.
Gameplay wise, Jonathan Blow's magnificent puzzle game The Witness was undeniably unique. While its puzzles may have been wholly original, however, its title certainly wasn't. The first game to bear the name The Witness actually belonged to the masters of interactive fiction Infocom, who released it way back in 1983.
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Video | Watch: What you need to know about Beyond Good & Evil 2
Plus more videos from Outside Xbox.
Beyond Good & Evil 2 resurfaced spectacularly at E3, promising a prequel on an interplanetary scale. But with no release date in sight and gameplay footage thin on the ground, what can we expect from one of the most anticipated games to ever claw its way out of development limbo? Find the answers in the following video.
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Feature | Stranger fangs: in defence of Altered Beast
Guess who's bark, bark again.
Every game of Altered Beast - Sega's timeworn, arcade-born bash-em-up of Greek gods and weird monsters - is preceded by a command from Zeus. 'Rise from your grave!' he intones, and with that scratchy incantation of digitised speech, he reanimates a brave, nameless Centurion and throws him into a precarious mission that kicks off immediately with a bloody and slightly disrespectful brawl in a graveyard. The fact that mighty Zeus prefers to delegate the task of rescuing his beloved daughter from the evil sorcerer Neff suggests the randy old goat might know more about the perils of the situation than he is letting on. But despite his powers of resurrection and prophecy, not even Zeus could have predicted the dogged afterlife of Altered Beast, a lycan game that no-one seems to love.
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Watch: Everything we know about Life is Strange Before the Storm so far
Something to crow about.
As you might have read, I interviewed Deck Nine lead writer Zak Garriss at E3 a couple of weeks back, about their upcoming prequel to the beloved Life is Strange, about Ashley Burch not returning to voice Chloe, and about which possible directions the studio can take a story that fans kind of already know the ending to.
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