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Ni No Kuni 2 delayed until January 2018
A wizard is never late.
Ni No Kuni 2 has been delayed to 19th January 2018, developer Level-5 has announced.
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Digital Foundry | PlayStation Now's PS4 game performance analysed
The technology works - but where's the vision and content that makes it relevant?
There was a time when the idea of streaming games over the internet was the hottest, most disruptive technology in the business. Why buy a console or PC when you can stream gameplay over the internet? Why upgrade your hardware when servers across the internet can be upgraded instead, with no cost to the user? Why put up with extended loading and installation times when you could have near instant access to a massive library of games right at your fingertips? PlayStation Now does all of these things and it now supports PS4 games, so why isn't there more buzz surrounding it?
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Radiohead fans find mysterious ZX Spectrum Easter egg in OK Computer's new C90 cassette
The dust and the screeching.
Here's an odd one: UK superband Radiohead has released a super expensive version of perhaps its best album - and it includes a mysterious Easter egg found via a ZX Spectrum.
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Check out Mario Kart's official first-person VR spin-off
Still no Birdo.
Mario Kart is getting a first-person VR spin-off for Japanese arcades.
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We have a new record for the biggest esports prize pool ever - and it's gone to the previous record holder Dota 2.
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Sports Direct buys chunk of GAME
It's all kicking off.
Controversial retailer Sports Direct has plunged a huge amount of cash into GAME.
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Feature | Why people are still making NES games
It's DIY or die.
Officially, the NES died in 1995, some nine years after its launch. Unofficially, though, dedicated fans are keeping Nintendo's retro console very much alive.
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Feature | Making Cyberpunk: when Mike Pondsmith met CD Projekt Red
"This is pretty posh for a bunch of guys working in a broom closet."
"We had Communism and we had Cyberpunk."
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Feature | Castlevania's Netflix show is weird and flawed but it totally works
Come and have a go if you Alucard enough.
The Netflix adaptation of Castlevania is kind of weird.
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Capcom Humble Bundle lets you pay what you want for DmC
Resident Evil and Dead Rising games significantly discounted.
Capcom has just unleashed a new Humble Bundle, offering insanely cheap deals on games in an effort to help charity.
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Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 coming to EA Access this month
It's good to have you back, pilot.
Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 will join the EA Access vault later this month, the publisher has announced.
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Hitman's final Elusive Target premieres Friday
This is our last goodbye.
Hitman's 26th and final Elusive Target for Season One will launch this Friday at 1pm UK time. It will be available for exactly 10 days (240 hours).
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What Remains of Edith Finch flutters to Xbox One next week
Winged migration.
Surreal family drama What Remains of Edith Finch is coming to Xbox One on 19th July, publisher Annapurna Interactive has announced.
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Retro City Rampage dev's Shakedown Hawaii trumps its predecessor in new trailer
UPDATE: Real estate tycoon and reality TV star antihero not Trump parody, dev clarifies.
UPDATE 12/07/2017 4.38pm: It turns out that Shakedown Hawaii's bullish aging real estate mogul and reality TV star antihero is not meant to parody a certain politician, despite the similarities in the premise, developer Brian Provinciano has clarified to Eurogamer.
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Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon special edition includes extra potions
There'll be heal to pay.
Nintendo has announced a special edition version of the upcoming Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon which includes extra in-game potions.
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Feature | 13 years later, Spider-Man 2's swinging has never been bettered - here's its story
With great power comes great responsibility.
Treyarch's Spider-Man 2 was first released on 28 June 2004. More than 13 years later, it still holds up as a yardstick for both Spider-Man and superhero video games. But it's not the combat people remember. It's not the balloon kid or pizza delivery side missions. It's not the amazing cast of villains, either. It's the swinging, the sheer exhilaration of flying over, around, between and often smack into buildings. Spider-Man 2 is a tantalising playground of needles to thread, a true-to-life Spidey simulation - and we have a designer called Jamie Fristrom to thank for it.
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Digital Foundry | How Splatoon 2's Switch tech improves over Wii U
It's about more than just the resolution.
We're no strangers to Splatoon 2, of course. It was one of the very first Switch titles we played at Nintendo's launch event - and the chances are that if you own the hardware, you would have participated in one of its 'test fire' pre-launch beta tests. We've had the opportunity to play the final version of the game and can now address some of the burning questions fans are posing. Specifically, to what extent is the engine technology an upgrade over the debut Wii U title - and what resolution does the game deliver in its final form?
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Pokémon Go Fest attendees must unlock "major global reward" for players worldwide
It's going to be legendary.
Pokémon Go Fest will take place later this month to celebrate the game's first birthday, and those attending in Grant Park, Chicago on 22nd July will need to work to unlock a "major global reward" for everyone else playing.
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Video | Watch 80 minutes of XCOM 2: War of the Chosen
Don't leave Muton.
XCOM 2's expansion is going to be bloody massive. We've talked about this already, following its announcement at E3, but that first trailer only scratched the surface of what Firaxis has been working on. They couldn't properly convey that many new systems in a two-minute video, it's jsut not feasible.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds players team up to try and break the game
How did it pan out?
The objective of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is to kill everyone else, so you are the last man (or woman) standing. However, when streamer DooM49 gathered an enormous team of 50 players together for an "epic 50 man madness" stream they showed that friendship can exist in the wasteland of battle royales.
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Blizzard has announced major investment in its Overwatch League, the official home of Overwatch esports, first announced at last year's Blizzcon.
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Rock Band 4 gets 17-minute DLC track
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, honey.
Forget Freebird, move over DragonForce. Rock Band 4 just added the 17-minute classic In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.
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Ubisoft is adding loot boxes to Rainbow Six Siege in an update rolling out from today.
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Nintendo Switch is getting its first video app
But only in Japan.
Switch is getting its first media app - but only in Japan.
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Arms version 2.0, the biggest update to Nintendo's Switch exclusive, is now live, bringing with it a suite of big changes and addition.
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Mafia's third DLC expansion, Sign of the Times, is slated for release on 25th July.
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BroForce and Genital Jousting dev just released a VR game
Goofy gory gladiator sim Gorn will f*** your apartment up.
BroForce and Genital Jousting developer Free Lives released a brand new VR game on Steam Early Access. It's a cartoonish first-person gladiator sim called Gorn and it looks every bit as deliriously demented as the developer's previous output.
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Cave Story+ on Switch getting "classic graphics" option in August
Making it the true definitive version.
Earlier this year porting company and publisher Nicalis announced that it would be bringing the definitive version of Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya's cult classic platformer Cave Story to Nintendo Switch. This recent edition launched last month in North America with some new features like extra stages, new items, and a planned local co-op mode to be added later this summer. However, some diehard Cave Story fans, like our friends over at USgamer, considered this Switch release to be a step back from the PC version of Cave Story+ that allowed players to switch between the game's updated graphics and its original "classic" aesthetic.
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Zelda: Breath of the Wild speedrunner blazes through Trial of the Sword in under 44 minutes
And 54 minutes on Master Mode.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's recent Master Trials DLC adds a three-part series of combat arenas called the Trial of the Sword. This 51-level obstacle course provides a stiff challenge that took roughly four hours for anyone to conquer upon its launch a week and a half ago. Now that it's been out for a bit, people have taken to speedrunning it with impressive results.
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Sub-Zero hits Injustice 2 today
Mr Freeze.
Sub-Zero is out today for fighting game Injustice 2.
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