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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood comes to Xbox One backward compatibility
On the Rome again.
By Ezio's beard! Xbox has announced Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is coming to backwards compatibility today, along with a collection of other much-loved titles.
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Pathfinder: Kingmaker reaches Kickstarter goal, looks like Baldur's Gate
Chris Avellone is writing the script.
Pazio, Inc's popular tabletop RPG series Pathfinder is being adapted into a Baldur's Gate-style isometric RPG with veteran writer Chris Avellone (Fallout 2, Planescape: Torment, KOTOR 2) on deck.
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Minecraft's console editions get one more big update before cross-network play
PS4 will "continue getting updates" after other platforms combine.
Minecraft's various console versions just got a big new update, adding in new animals, structures, blocks, villagers, items and Achievements/Trophies.
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Video | Watch: Everything we know about XCOM 2: War of the Chosen
XXL-COM.
Say what you will about Firaxis, the developer of XCOM and Civilization, it doesn't pull any punches when it comes to expansions. This studio has a fantastic history of using them to tackle big, fundamental issues with their games while adding boatloads of new stuff in the process.
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Nintendo Switch has sold over 1m units in Japan
Take stock.
Nintendo Switch has officially reached the 1m mark for unit sales in Japan. It took 17 weeks but it's clear that Japan is loving Nintendo's newest hybrid console, with stock consistently selling out.
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Zelda: Breath of the Wild blog reveals new details on Twilight Princess' Midna
And what all your new DLC costumes will do.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's first proper DLC pack, The Master Trials, launches worldwide this Friday. To celebrate, Nintendo has been taking a look at some of the wearable items included in the DLC, and the classic Zelda characters which inspired them.
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Feature | Pokémon Go's raid update captures a fresh lease of life
Worth a second Chancey.
It's been a year since Pokémon Go launched and become the kind of global phenomenon other games dream about. Kids played it, adults played it. I played it quite a bit. Here in the office, we'd go eat lunch in the park with our phones out, spinning the nearby Pokéstops and calling out nearby spawns. "Anyone need a Diglett?" "Dratini!" "Just another Zubat." Pokémon Go was everywhere - on US chat shows, on The Simpsons, on Donald Trump's Twitter. Even Jeremy Corbyn had a go.
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Former Limbo and Inside dev reveals side-scrolling sci-fi adventure Somerville
Launches new Guildford-based studio Jumpship.
Limbo and Inside developer Playdead's former CEO and co-founder Dino Patti has revealed what they're working on next: a "sci-fi action adventure" called Somerville.
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Cloudbuilt remaster is coming to PC and consoles next month
Super Cloudbuilt features "more diverse mechanics and a more connected and varied world."
2014's third-person parkour-based shooter Cloudbuilt is getting a remastered release on PC and consoles next month where it will carry the new name Super Cloudbuilt.
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Arkane founder and Prey director Raphael Colantonio departs studio
"It is time for me to step out to spend some time with my son."
Arkane Studios founder Raphael Colantonio has departed the company he created back in 1999.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is about to receive a key update
Have a loot at the changes.
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is about to receive a huge update that will bring changes to the way loot spawns.
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Xbox July Games with Gold includes Grow Up, Kane & Lynch 2
Runbow and LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean, too.
Microsoft's announced July's Xbox Games with Gold titles.
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Nintendo confirms SNES mini, including never-released Starfox 2
UPDATE: Amazon UK has more stock, £10 cheaper.
UPDATE 4:15pm: Amazon UK has just added a fresh round of stock and now price-matched Nintendo UK's lower £69.99 price - £10 cheaper than yesterday's initial lot.
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Less than 24 hours after its official announcement, the Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Entertainment System is already being resold at a huge markup on eBay.
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PayPal's £5 off Steam sale offer reminds us to always read the small print
Wallet make you think twice?
PayPal has ended its eye-catching £5 off £20 spent on the Steam sale voucher because the offer reached its cap.
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GAME hikes price of SNES mini in-store deposit from £10 to £50
As "demand is high, and [it] deters scalpers".
UK retailer GAME now asks for a £50 deposit when you pre-order a SNES mini in-store.
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Review | Arizona Sunshine PSVR plays best with the Aim controller
Two hands are better than one.
Arizona Sunshine on PSVR is a nightmare to control with Sony's Move controllers. The game, originally released for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift late last year, is a VR zombie shooter that allows the player to wander around a dusty desert landscape blasting the undead in the head whilst dual-wielding a large number of real world weapons.
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BioWare's Anthem is a "science fantasy" like Star Wars
Definitely not like Mass Effect.
BioWare's new IP, Anthem is set to be "science fantasy" more like Star Wars rather than "hardcore science fiction" like Mass Effect, boss Aaryn Flynn has revealed. In an interview with CBC, Flynn spoke about how the game compares to the company's previous work.
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Feature | Is Annihilation Mode enough to save Dawn of War 3?
Brother I am hit!
To put it in the crudest possible terms, when I hopped back online to try out Dawn of War 3's big update last week there was, for a period, just one public game in the multiplayer lobby. One. In a major, multiplayer-focused PC game, available on Steam, and less than a month after launch. Checking in for games throughout the day - and to be sure this wasn't just a mid-morning lull - I saw at most half a dozen live at a time. It's no anomaly. Perhaps even worse, last time I checked there were as many active games in the server browser of Soulstorm, an expansion to the original Dawn of War, that was released back in 2008.
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Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 dev admits it screwed up, explains why
Will ditch open world for its next game.
It's fair to say Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 launched in a bit of a state. It came with five minute load times but without its planned multiplayer portion. Oh, and there were more than a few technical hitches.
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Nintendo's Japanese SNES mini has a different selection of games
And a better box.
Secured a SNES mini pre-order? You may still look on in envy at this, the Japanese SNES mini, which has a better box and a different selection of games.
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Arms' first patch adds LAN support and Spectator Mode
Nintendo is doing its best to give Arms legs.
Nintendo's delightful boxing game Arms has a new trick up its spiraled sleeves with the addition of LAN support.
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Hellblade's Q&A will be with its heroine mo-capped in real-time
Begins today at 5pm BST.
DmC: Devil May Cry developer Ninja Theory made waves last year when it showed off its incredible motion-capture tech, developed in Unreal Engine 4, that portrayed the titular heroine of its upcoming viking epic, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, rendered in real-time. We could see Senua rendered in-game while her actress, Melina Jeurgens, acted out the very same scene in a funny mo-cap suit beside the screen. Now, Ninja Theory is using this tech for the world's first real-time video Q&A with an animated video game character.
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PES 2018 proves that slower can be better
Gimmicks, Griezmann and gegenpressing: hands-on with this year's model.
Usain Bolt? Really? The recent announcement that the world's fastest man is to feature in Pro Evolution Soccer 2018 seems a strange, misleading and possibly even misguided step. PES has earned its reputation not on gimmicks, but by taking the sport it simulates very seriously indeed. A headline-grabbing move this may be, but it's also a little desperate, and not very PES at all.
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TumbleSeed is toning down its difficulty after only 0.2 per cent of players could finish it
Dev says it's "pretty unlikely" the game will recoup its costs.
TumbleSeed is a very good video game. Novel, unique, and devilishly clever, this independent endeavour by an unnamed five-person team was one of the best games on Nintendo Switch during its teething period. There was only one problem that turned many players against it: It was too damned difficult!
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SteamWorld Dig 2 is coming to PS4 and Steam "a few days" after its Switch debut
Scheduled for a late summer or early autumn release.
We've known since its announcement that SteamWorld Dig 2 would be a Nintendo Switch exclusive upon its launch. What we didn't know is what other platforms it would be arriving on and when. Now developer Image & Form Games has confirmed that its side-scrolling sequel will arrive on PS4 and Steam "within a few days of the Nintendo Switch debut."
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Why Star Fox 2's release on SNES mini is such a big deal
More than two decades after its cancellation, Nintendo launches Fox McCloud's lost adventure.
Over two decades ago Nintendo pulled the plug on one of its most anticipated sequels: Star Fox 2. 22 years later, it will be getting an official release in the recently announced SNES mini.
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Star Citizen studio seeks to calm fan fears it faces financial issues
Statement details tax loan to "prevent misinformation".
Star Citizen studio Cloud Imperium Games has spoken out to quell fan fears it is in new financial trouble.
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Prison Architect dev Introversion reflects upon Scanner Sombre, which "bombed in a big way"
"We didn't think it was going to be that niche."
Eerie, colour-spraying exploration game Scanner Sombre has "bombed". "It's bombed in a big way," said Introversion's head game maker, Chris Delay.
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Say hello to Eurogamer's new Reporter Intern
It's Vic Hood!
I'm delighted to announce that Vic Hood has joined the Eurogamer team as our new Reporter Intern!
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