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The Eurogamer Assetto Corsa Championship explained
Europe's best sim racers vs Ayrton Senna's Lotus 98T.
As teased in yesterday's trailer, today we fully unveil a special streaming event we'll be running on Eurogamer in the coming months. It's a racing championship put together by our friends at Eurogamer Italy, who often run competitive events on their Twitch channel - this time, they decided to go big, and asked our help to promote it, which we gladly agreed to. Here's the event organiser, Matteo, to explain:
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Voodoo Vince: Remastered out in April
On Steam as well as Xbox One.
Remember Voodoo Vince? Beep Industries' puzzle platformer came out in September 2003 as an original Xbox exclusive published by Microsoft. Over 13 years later, Voodoo Vince is back - this time in remastered form and on Xbox One and PC via Windows Store and Steam.
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Elite Dangerous pen-and-paper RPG returns to Kickstarter
Copyright complaint goes cold.
The Elite Dangerous pen-and-paper RPG has returned to Kickstarter after a copyright complaint went dead.
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Recommended | Stories Untold review
Elegy for the 20th century.
Editor's note: Emily discusses the premise of each Stories Untold episode below. If you'd rather not spoil things for yourself, play before reading.
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Feature | Reviving Ocarina of Time's long-lost Ura expansion
Meet the Zelda 64 modders who turned back the clock.
The Legend of Zelda series has always dabbled in alternate realities - mirror worlds, sunken pasts, waking dreams, futures that might have been. This is the story of one such lost future, a dream originally dreamt by the developers of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, kept alive by a fervent underground community of fans, modders and artists. It's the tale of a version of Ocarina of Time which is, somehow, both a tangible fact and an eternally deferred Holy Grail, always quested for, never quite grasped - the reworked "Ura" edition that was once planned for release alongside the Nintendo 64's ill-fated 64DD peripheral, tantalising elements of which can still be uncovered on a Zelda 64 cartridge today.
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Ion, the space survival game by Dean Hall and Improbable, is dead
"Look, games get paused, cancelled, pulled back all the time..."
There is no bigger stage to announce a video game on than a platform holder's E3 press conference, and in 2015, Dean Hall, creator of DayZ, stepped onto Microsoft's stage to announce his new game Ion.
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Why a tiny reference to an alien race has Mass Effect Andromeda fans so excited
And what it might mean for the series' future.
Mass Effect Andromeda won't include all of the familiar races from the Milky Way - we've known that for quite some time. But BioWare has been coy about the role - if any - of the quarians, the most high-profile race not along for the ride.
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Sega has picked up Crytek Black Sea and renamed it Creative Assembly Sofia.
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 3 out in April
Dakka! Dakka! Dakka!
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 3 comes out 27th April 2017.
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Developer hits back at claims his Steam game rips off Banjo-Kazooie and Yooka-Laylee
A report into the controversial Fur Fun.
Fur Fun is a new game on Steam that's been accused of ripping-off the likes of Banjo-Kazooie and Yooka-Laylee - but its developer insists it's just a homage to 90s 3D platformers.
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Outlast Trinity revealed.
Survival horror game Outlast 2 comes out on 28th April on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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Recommended | Nier: Automata review
Machine with a dream.
If there was ever a game that didn't need a sequel it's Nier. The cult classic sci-fi fantasy fever dream by masked madman Yoko Taro did a lot to endear its niche but dedicated audience. Its peculiar blend of open-world adventure, hack-and-slash combat, and bullet hell shmups supplanted into a strange and harrowing world that refused to conform to usual sci-fi fantasy tropes was among the most audacious and surprising retail releases in ages. Yet as much as I adored Nier, it felt like a complete story. It had a beginning, middle and end. Then another end. And another.
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Ghost Recon Wildlands feels remarkably tame
Has Ubisoft's open world killing streak finally run out of steam?
This is an early impressions piece based on review code - look out for our final verdict on Ghost Recon Wildlands later this week.
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InXile aware of Torment: Tides of Numenera issues, working on updates
UPDATE: InXile releases a statement.
UPDATE 10.30PM: Developer inXile has released a fuller statement, sent to Eurogamer, about the issue. It reads:
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Nintendo hid secret message for Switch fans in Pro Controller
Under the thumb.
Eagle-eyed Nintendo fans have spotted a secret message hidden inside the Switch's Pro Controller.
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Finding the voice of The Witcher's Geralt in Horizon: Zero Dawn
See him Rivia own eyes.
Guess who pops up in Horizon: Zero Dawn? Oh I see, you read the headline. Yes Geralt of Rivia, The Witcher, how about that?
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Dawn of War 3 is on the face of it a real-time strategy game, but dig a little deeper and the influence of the hugely popular MOBA genre is plain to see.
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Digital Foundry | How Housemarque engineered Resogun for 4K
The story behind the beautiful ultra HD PS4 Pro update.
If you own a PlayStation 4 Pro console and you've not added Resogun to your collection, you're missing out on one of the best showcase titles available for the system. Developer Housemarque has delivered a brilliant 4K presentation and vibrant HDR, while retaining a locked 60fps during gameplay. It's the same Resogun gameplay we've loved since launch, but beautifully retooled for the new generation of ultra HD displays. Essentially, it delivers the full promise of the Pro hardware where so many titles have come up just a little short.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn is Sony's biggest PS4 franchise debut
Aloy to celebrate.
Sony and Nintendo battled it out - Horizon: Zero Dawn vs. Zelda: Breath of the Wild - but there was only ever going to be one winner when it came to sales.
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Mass Effect Andromeda's EA Access trial gives gated access to campaign
Multiplayer grants item boxes for single-player.
Mass Effect Andromeda's 10-hour trial for EA/Origin Access members will let you play a limited amount of the game's story campaign.
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Video | Watch: The Shadow of Mordor you never knew existed
Taping the hobbits to Isengard.
As an avid collector of all things ZX Spectrum, I've got an eclectic mix of different games from that period spanning all kinds of genres.
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Nintendo Switch off to solid sales start in UK
Lower than Wii, but double Wii U.
Nintendo Switch sold 80k units during its first weekend on sale.
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Video | Watch: Red Dead Redemption 2 multiplayer needs heists, stability, hats
Plus more from Outside Xbox.
Red Dead Redemption 2 will have a "new online multiplayer experience", says Rockstar, but what can we expect from it, beyond the heavy influence of open-world Grand Theft Auto Online? Here are the seven items it needs, say we, including sturdy servers and heist-like action from day one.
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Déjà vu, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 delayed again
Misses target by three weeks.
Polish developer CI Games has delayed Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 again. But it's a smallish slip, the sniping game moving three weeks from Tuesday, 4th April to Tuesday, 25th April. That's on all three formats: PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
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Feature | In praise of the Wii U, my son's first console
Nintendo's most misguided machine, in the words of a five-year old who loves it.
What was yours?
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Nintendo gives Switch Joy-Con wireless connectivity advice, warns of nearby fish tanks
And microwaves.
Have you put your Nintendo Switch console near a fish tank? Do you have a microwave nearby? These could be causing your wireless Joy-Con controller connection problems, Nintendo has said.
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Alert: Do not apply a vinyl skin or wrap to your Nintendo Switch
It will apparently ruin it.
Do not apply a vinyl skin or wrap to your lovely new Nintendo Switch. The surface of the console and Joy-Cons reacts badly to the adhesive, causing the outer coating and logos to peel off.
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Digital Foundry | Nintendo Switch review
Digital Foundry presents its complete technical breakdown of the new console.
Nintendo Switch is the most powerful dedicated gaming handheld ever made, but the challenges facing it are considerable. It's a hybrid device battling on three fronts: firstly, as a successor to the ill-fated Wii U. Secondly, as a pricier, high-tech sibling to the portable 3DS. And finally, as Nintendo's first, perhaps understated attempt at a stand-alone tablet. It's an ambitious concept, but can it hit the mark in all three area?
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Video | Watch: Nine new things in Middle-earth: Shadow of War
Tolkien points.
With Nintendo launching the Switch and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild gaining near-perfect scores across the board, you'd be forgiven for forgetting that Middle-earth: Shadow of War was announced this week. The sequel to 2014's excellent Shadow of Mordor was officially unveiled with a trailer sadly lacking in gameplay but rich in detail nonetheless.
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Feature | How things end
Alexis Kennedy on the progress of progress.
It's 1978. You're standing in front of a cabinet of monsters. This is Space Invaders, and you'll fight the monsters until your space-craft is irredeemably compromised. Once that happens, the game will end. Once that happens, you'll begin again, with the world wiped clean. Every game always ends. Nothing remains between games but high scores, memories and finger grease.
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