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Palworld's "Memory Reset Drug" bug is "impossible to recover" from
This too pal pass.
Palworld developer Pocketpair has advised players not to use an in-game item as it may cause a bug that is "impossible to recover" from.
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Raven Software apologises for "the disruption" caused by Warzone's Season 1 Reloaded launch
"We - as devs - love this game and apologise for the disruption that resulted from these events."
Call of Duty Warzone developer Raven Software has apologised for "the disruption" caused by Warzone's Season 1 Reloaded launch.
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Palworld's co-op connectivity issues were caused by exceeding 700,000 concurrent players
You can call me Pal.
UPDATE 21 January, 2024: Pocketpair has since updated Twitter to amend its prior statement, saying: "We accidentally said Epic Games backend instead of Epic Online Services. We apologise for this misunderstanding!"
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Feature | Hotel Dusk's ambitions were a perfect fit for the DS
Take on me?
I wish Hotel Dusk: Room 215 was more accessible than it is. It has all the requisite ingredients to become a giant hit. It's a Japanese adventure game with a fantastic localisation, it was released on the Nintendo DS in 2007, at the height of its popularity, and it has a restless sketch-based visual style that immediately makes it stand out. The last decade's seen plenty of similar Nintendo DS adventure games get another chance at life and become wildly successful: Ghost Trick, Phoenix Wright, and the Zero Escape series.
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Pokémon fans hit back at Palworld's "lazy" Pal designs
None pal pass.
As the multiplayer monster-collecting game Palworld continues to clock up staggering sale numbers and break its own concurrent player record, some less enthused Pokémon fans have taken to social media to share just how similar they think Palworld is to Pokémon.
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Fans think they've spotted a reference to a new Quake game hiding in plain sight in Microsoft's latest Developer Direct presentation.
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Palworld has clocked up 2m players in just 24 hours
And it's rocketing up the concurrent player charts, too.
Yesterday, we learned Palworld had already sold a staggering 1m copies just hours into its early access launch on Steam and Xbox Series X/S. And now, just a few hours later, it's topped over two million sales.
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Great Deku Tree Lego set will be released later this year, leaker suggests
To tree or not to tree.
The long-rumoured Great Deku Tree Lego set will reportedly be released later this year.
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Halo goodbye.
Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries has confirmed there will be no further seasons after season 5.
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Digital Foundry | Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus review: 3D printing for fun and rockets
Is this an ideal 3D printer for beginners?
I've always been fascinated by 3D printers but I've never known what I would do with one. When Shenzhen-based firm Elegoo offered to send their $350/£300/€350 Neptune 4 Plus for review, I figured I'd better take them up on their offer and find out just what's possible with a modern 3D printer - and what challenges awaited me as a complete beginner. Here's what I've discovered - from the gauntlet of the initial setup process to the successes and failures that have defined the first few weeks of 3D printing.
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Feature | What's next for OlliOlli and Rollerdrome developer Roll7?
As the studio turns 15, we head to London to find out.
I've been thinking a lot about how to define Roll7 because actually, it's quite hard to do. You could call it the OlliOlli studio but would that really be correct, because what about Rollerdrome? What about Laser League? What about Not a Hero? You'd miss half of what the studio has done.
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Key giveaway | Yearly Supporters, we've got OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome keys for you
Roll7 with it.
Yearly supporters, I've got a treat for you. To accompany the piece I published about Roll7 today, I've got some keys to give away for the studio's games. Rad! That's what skateboarders say isn't it?
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Resident Evil 7, Tekken 7, and everything else leaving PlayStation Plus Extra in February
Ace Combat 7! Tacoma! More!
Sony has revealed the next batch of titles bidding a fond farewell to its PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscription tiers in February, which this time include the likes of Resident Evil 7, Tekken 7, and Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown.
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Palworld has "sold over 1m copies" just hours into its early access launch
As dev addresses lack of 32-player dedicated servers on Xbox and PC Game Pass.
Eye-catching 'Pokémon with guns' survival game Palworld has already sold a staggering 1m copies according to its developer Pocketpair, just hours into its early access launch on Steam and Xbox Series X/S. That's as the studio addresses the lack of 32-player dedicated servers on Xbox and PC Game Pass, saying the situation is "not up to us".
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Newscast | Did Microsoft's Developer Direct showcase a better year for Xbox?
Cool whip.
This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we discuss Microsoft's Xbox Developer Direct 2024, our first look ahead at the year to come from one of the big three console makers.
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West Weald awaits in The Elder Scrolls Online's Gold Road expansion
Arriving this June.
As The Elder Scrolls Online thunders toward its 10th anniversary this April, Zenimax Online Studios has whipped back the sheet to reveal the fantasy MMO's latest expansion chapter, Gold Road, which launches for PC and Mac on 3rd June with a PlayStation and Xbox release to follow a few weeks' later on 18th June.
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Palworld servers struggle as players pile on via Steam
Pokémon slow.
Palworld, the upcoming open world survival and crafting game which the internet has dubbed 'Pokémon with guns', is already seeing some impressive player numbers on Steam - to the detriment of its servers.
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The original Destiny arrived 10 years ago this year - and finally, Bungie will let players modify their character's face.
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Next Street Fighter 6 DLC fighter arrives in February
Giving you the Eds-up.
Street Fighter's bad boy of boxing Ed will join Street Fighter 6 next month.
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Sony refunds The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered players who accidentally missed £10 upgrade
Thanks very mush(room).
Sony is issuing refunds to those who purchased The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered full price by accident, if they have it on PS4 already.
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Square Enix must diversify its gaming output, company president says
Rebirth is "the greatest variable" on company success this year.
Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu believes the company needs to diversify its gaming output, but also focus on fewer releases.
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Halo TV show star says Master Chief's romantic relationship was a "huge mistake"
Grunt of the litter.
Pablo Schreiber, the face (quite literally) behind Master Chief's helmet in Paramount's Halo adaptation, thinks it was a "huge mistake" to introduce a romantic relationship for the Spartan warrior. In fact, he pushed back against it.
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Supporters | Game of the Week: Another Code and the pleasure of in-game gadgets
DAS entertainment.
Our Game of the Week is Another Code: Recollection. It's a lovely, generous reworking of two weird classics, and it's a perfect example of the oddities you get towards the end of the lifespan of a Nintendo console. But today I'd like to use it as a bit of a jumping-off point. Playing it this week I was reminded of how much I love games that give you gadgets to mess around with.
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Tekken 8 to update accessibility features following health concerns
"Actually, that was just a work in progress."
Tekken 8 will be making some changes to its accessibility features after players and specialists raised concerns when playing the demo.
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Feature | What we've been playing
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing over the past few days. This week: creepy fish, fantasy romances, and words.
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Hundreds of developers say they're working on Nintendo Switch 2
Developing news.
A growing number of video game developers are now quietly working on projects for Nintendo's unannounced Switch 2.
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Feature | Indiana Jones and The Great Circle's trailer got me thinking: has there ever been a great Indy game?
For tomb and glory.
Like a lot of people, I suspect, I watched the trailer for Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, Bethesda's new game and pondered: what's the best Indy game we've gotten so far? I remember that NaturalMotion game from a while back which never came out - I've spoken over the years to people who played bits of it and said it was wonderful. It's harmonious, really: a game that has become a bit of a myth, buried by the sands of time.
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One-third of developers impacted by layoffs in last 12 months, according to GDC survey
Half concerned more cuts on the way.
35 percent of game developers have been impacted by layoffs in the last 12 months and half are concerned more job cuts are on the way. That's according to GDC's newly published 2024 State of the Game Industry report, which highlights current sentiment among developers based on a snapshot of 3,000 industry professionals polled.
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Starfield's next update promises "over 100 fixes and improvements" and a PC beta arrives next week
UPDATE: Beta out now after brief delay.
UPDATE 18/1/24: Following a last-minute delay yesterday as Bethesda attempted to resolve an unspecified "issue", Starfield's latest update has been released for beta testing on Steam.
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Indiana Jones in 2024 and everything else announced in Xbox's Developer Direct
Hellblade 2 in May and more!
Microsoft's January Xbox Developer Direct has been and gone, bringing first looks and long-awaited release news for some of the company's most highly anticipated titles. MachineGames' Indiana Jones and The Great Circle was the biggie of course, showcasing first gameplay and featuring confirmation of a 2024 release, but there was more besides, with Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, Avowed, and Oxide Games' Ara: History Untold all putting in an appearance.
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