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Hearthstone has a brand new shaman hero, and it is a murloc - one of Warcraft's tiny amphibians which plague card players in rush decks.
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10 more titles headed to EA Origin Access this summer
Jade Empire! Plants vs Zombies! Crysis trilogy!
This week, EA has added cutesy platformer Unravel and so-so racer Need for Speed to both EA Access on Xbox One and Origin Access on PC.
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Watch highlights from Summer Games Done Quick
Castlevania: SotN (blindfolded)! Super Mario Maker! Pepsiman?
Speedrunning festival for charity, Games Done Quick, has wrapped up its summer event on Saturday after raising $1,296,061 for Doctors Without Borders.
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Sony stealth-releases new first-party shooter Kill Strain
Think it'll go viral?
There's a brand new first-party exclusive on PlayStation 4 today, developed by Sony San Diego.
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Three months on, Oculus fulfils all Rift pre-orders
Reality check.
It's pretty rare that a company can enter the world of consumer electronics manufacturing and not have a pretty rough time for it, and so it's been for Oculus, the Facebook-owned virtual reality pioneer. Its VR headset Rift has been dogged with supply and manufacturing issues, leading to long wait times for customers, since it launched back in late March.
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Fallout 4 Vault-Tec Workshop DLC out 26th July
Overseer this.
Fallout 4's Vault-Tec Workshop DLC comes out on 26th July, Bethesda has announced.
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PSVR game boxes make it clear you need a PSVR
UPDATE: All PSVR games support DualShock 4 controllers.
UPDATE 12th July 2016: Sony issued a clarification to Eurogamer today, confirming that all PSVR games support DualShock 4 controllers.
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Feature | Dangerous Golf's new patch does wonders for this unusual gem
Quick restarts, simplified controls and the return of a Burnout legend.
Dangerous Golf has been fixed, and I will argue that from the slightly awkward position of someone who never thought it was broken in the first place. No. Let's try it a different way. How about this? I suspect that there has never been a better time to try out this strange, wilful, explosive and frequently beautiful twist on golf than tomorrow, when an update patch goes live with a range of tweaks that significantly change the pace and texture of the game.
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The Eurogamer Podcast: Yep, it's about Pokémon Go
Plus Chris brings up XCOM 2 *again*.
Look, I know we've written a lot of articles about Pokémon Go over the last week, but honestly, you should see the traffic they're doing. This game is an absolute phenomenon. It's not just hugely popular, though, it's genuinely fascinating: a game like (almost) nothing you've seen before that's changing the way people behave online and in the real world.
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GTA5 takes on Trackmania in new GTA Online DLC
UPDATE: Cunning Stunts out now.
UPDATE 12th July 2016: The Cunning Stunts expansion for GTA Online is out now, Rockstar has said.
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Feature | I played Pokémon Go in Croydon
A wild Whitgift appeared!
The Pokémon Gym that stands ten minutes from where I live is an imposing beast: a wedge of purple-orange glass slicing through the Croydon skyline. Right now, it belongs to Team Yellow, which is great because that's who I've sworn fealty with, but also not so great because it is already fully staffed. Before I start trying to sort that out, I'll just grab my phone and trawl the high street for a better class of Pokémon. I've seen Dratini there. It's only a matter of time.
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Rocket League getting Counter Strike-style paid crate loot system
Psyonix "definitely aware of problems" caused by gambling.
Over the weekend, Rocket League players found images pointing to a key and crate loot system in the game.
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Paedophiles, lures and susceptible children: the UK tabloids take on Pokémon Go
"Is this the world's most dangerous game?"
The UK's newspapers, amid the maelstrom of the biggest political turmoil of modern times, have found a page or two to take on new mobile phenomenon Pokémon Go.
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Pokémon Go is an in-development augmented reality smartphone app from the people behind the popular Google Ingress.
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Pokémon GO is a free-to-play game for iPhones and Android devices, so as you might expect it includes are plenty of ways for you to spend money.
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Pokémon GO hides Sandshrew at police station with hilarious results
"Please be advised that you don't actually have to step inside."
GPS-based augmented reality game Pokémon GO is out now in Australia and New Zealand, sending prospective Pokémon Trainers to all sorts of real world locations seeking invisible monsters. One such locale is the Darwin Police Station in Australia where the Sandshrew is hidden. This has led to players shuffling in and out of the station to the point where the Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services had to address the issue on Facebook.
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Watch Pokémon GO parodied by Square Enix
From the creators of Hitman GO and Lara Croft GO.
Square Enix Montréal, the developer of Hitman GO, Lara Croft GO, and the upcoming Deus Ex GO, has released the following short video of what its version of Pokémon GO might have looked like:
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Pokémon GO users deleting the app due to ban rumour
But there's nothing confirmed.
Yesterday a workaround was discovered allowing Android users in the UK and US to play Pokémon GO early after the augmented-reality scavenger hunt launched in Australia and New Zealand.
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Pokémon GO is the top-grossing iOS app in the US and Australia
AR you surprised?
Free-to-play augmented-reality scavenger hunt Pokémon GO isn't just the most downloaded app in the countries its premiered - the US, Australia and New Zealand - but also the top-grossing iOS app in these territories.
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We need to talk about Pokémon Go's lure feature
A major attraction.
Pokémon Go is a smash hit success, with the game's popularity sparking headlines around the world.
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The new Worms gets loads of video game guest stars
Rocket League! Perfect Dark! Team Fortress 2! More!
The next Worms game includes guest stars from a raft of video games as pre-order bonuses.
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Pokémon Go does not snoop on your Google Account, developer insists
But app "erroneously" hands The Pokémon Company full access.
You may not realise it, but Pokémon Go on iOS grants The Pokémon Company and developer Niantic full access to your Google Account.
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Review | Song of the Deep review
Tide crisis.
A few weeks ago, Windows 10's lock screen suddenly served up an image of unearthly beauty: a luminous alien mushroom vehicle of some kind, delicate and almost translucent, perched on the end of a midnight jetty. It turned out to be the diving gondola at the end of Selin Pier in Germany, and I was so captured by the idea of the thing, the way in which its fantastical form enabled its fantastical function, that it was hard not to dream about a quick trip through the waves in it. Slope downwards to thy depths, O sea! There is a peculiar imaginative tug to the strange life that awaits at the bottom of the ocean. There is a horrible romance and adventure to the things that scuttle over the dark sands down there, things born without jaws, without eyes. This may explain why a game as traditional as Song of the Deep had, at times, a gentle hold on me that its individual elements do not quite justify. At times.
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Brutal Doom adds weapons from 2016 Doom
And lets you dual-wield them.
Popular Doom mod Brutal Doom, which makes id Software's 1993 classic and its sequel much more violent and aggressive, has received a new upgrade that adds weapons from this year's Doom reboot.
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Someone finished Doom's insane permadeath mode without any upgrades
No runes, argent cells, Praetor suit or weapon enhancements.
Only two days after id Software's Doom reboot launched speedrunner Zero Master managed to be the first to complete its hardest difficulty setting, Ultra-Nightmare, which is actually regular Nightmare with permadeath enabled, i.e. you only get one shot at it. Indeed, it is a mode so challenging that nobody at id Software was able to complete it.
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Monster Hunter Generations offers Wind Waker costume for cats
UPDATE: Star Fox Felyne costumes confirmed.
UPDATE 11/07/2016 7.18pm: Zelda isn't the only Nintendo franchise Capcom is bringing to Monster Hunter Generations, as it's now announced Star Fox costumes for Felyne characters.
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Video | Watch: 6 unexpected side effects of Pokémon Go
Sounds Farfetch'd.
Pokémon Go is bigger than Tinder. Think about that for a moment! There are more people roaming the streets right now, catching invisible Pokémon, than there are folk swiping left and right in the name of fleeting romance. Incredible.
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Digital Foundry | Lichdom Battlemage patch massively improves console performance
No longer the worst-performing game tested by Digital Foundry.
It's hard to think of a game with a more infamous reputation than Lichdom Battlemage. It launched on consoles in April with an average frame-rate under 15fps. Yes, it was really that low. A couple of months on, a patch designed to address these problems was released and we can confirm that the game is much, much better now. In fact, there's a night and day improvement.
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The composer of the Civilization 4 theme returns for Civilization 6
Cultural victory.
The Civilization 6 theme will be composed by Christopher Tin, the only composer to receive a Grammy award for a video game soundtrack.
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Sources: Batman: Return to Arkham now due November
At the earliest.
Warner Bros.' delayed Batman: Return to Arkham is being held back until at least November, multiple sources have told Eurogamer.
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