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  1. Batman: Arkham Knight's PC "interim patch" due in the next few weeks

    Warner Bros. has said the promised "interim" patch for the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight is due in the next few weeks.

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  2. Chatroulette users find themselves playing a real-life first-person shooter

    If you log on to Chatroulette, you may be in for a big surprise.

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  3. Kerbal Space Program to launch on Xbox One

    Popular sandbox construction sim Kerbal Space Program will soon blast off on Xbox One.

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  4. Digital Foundry seeks video production staff

    Digital Foundry | Digital Foundry seeks video production staff

    DF's YouTube plans revealed - and what it means for Eurogamer.

    Digital Foundry is searching for a new staff member - a video producer/presenter - making it as good a time as any to talk in depth about future plans for the channel, how we plan to expand and what the push into the video space means for our presence here on Eurogamer.

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  5. Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon lets you play as a tiny walrus

    Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon lets you play as a tiny walrus

    "Spider looks awesome, but I can't play it because I hate spiders."

    Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon, Tiger Style's follow-up to Waking Mars and sequel to Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor, has a hidden option that lets you play as a walrus.

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  6. Heroes of the Storm sneaks in Duck Hunt mini-game

    Blizzard has hidden a playable Duck Hunt Easter egg in Heroes of the Storm.

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  7. Face-Off: Zombi

    Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Zombi

    Undead or alive.

    Considered a highlight of the Wii U's hardware launch, developer Straight Right decides that now is the time to give Zombi a run-around on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The single-player game is in many ways identical, but this budget release does promise some interesting visual tweaks. The question is: does this extend much further than a quick resolution boost to 1080p? And how have Wii U's off-screen controls fared in the move to the more conventional gamepad?

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  8. Video: Why the tutorial is the best bit about Volume

    Volume is so drastically different to Thomas Was Alone that I'm really glad to see it came off well - Dan Whitehead did give it a Recommended, after all.

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  9. Cities Skylines: After Dark release date, price detailed

    Cities Skylines gains day-and-night cycles and new nighttime services in its upcoming expansion After Dark.

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  10. 13 cult classic Dungeons & Dragons video games hit GOG.com

    13 cult classic Dungeons & Dragons video games hit GOG.com

    Eye of the Beholder! Curse of the Azure Bonds! Dungeon Hack! More!

    GOG.com has released 13 classic Dungeons & Dragons video games, some of which date back to the 1980s.

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  11. iOS version of Final Fantasy 7 rolling out now

    iOS version of Final Fantasy 7 rolling out now

    UPDATE: out now in the UK. Costs £12.

    UPDATE 20/08/2015: The mobile version of Final Fantasy 7 is available to buy from the UK App Store. It costs £11.99 / €15.99 on iPhone and iPad.

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  12. Final Fantasy Portal app includes Triple Triad

    Buried within news of yesterday's release of Final Fantasy 7 for iOS was the launch of the Final Fantasy Portal app - a one-stop shop for all things Final Fantasy. It's out now on the App Store and Google Play.

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  13. Everquest 2 to experiment with permanent "prison server"

    Everquest 2 to experiment with permanent "prison server"

    You can check it out any time you like, but you can never leave.

    Long-running massively multiplayer online role-playing game Everquest 2 will soon host a permanent "prison server" into which troublemakers will be thrown.

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  14. Everything we just learnt about Destiny: The Taken King

    Everything we just learnt about Destiny: The Taken King

    More vault space! Exotics blueprints! Dances! More!

    Bungie just held its first Destiny: The Taken King reveal stream, and we've rounded up all the new information.

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  15. PS4 gets its own preview program

    Sony is letting people test PlayStation 4 firmware updates before they come out.

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  16. Street Fighter 5 beta returns today

    The PlayStation 4 Street Fighter 5 beta comes back online today.

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  17. All five République episodes to be collected for PS4 next year

    All five République episodes to be collected for PS4 next year

    Publisher signs up for stealth game's final episodes.

    All five episodes of stealth action game République will launch via a complete package on PlayStation 4 in 2016.

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  18. Sky Rogue delivers the romance of aviation

    Feature | Sky Rogue delivers the romance of aviation

    And it's out now in Early Access.

    I'm not ashamed to admit that, several years back, I bought Annie Jacobsen's weighty history of Area 51 to read about aliens. In the end, ETs turned out to be pretty thin on the ground, but I learned a lot about the Lockheed A-12 instead, and it was far more interesting than I had expected. Lumbered with Oxcart, the most perversely inappropriate code name in the history of espionage (maybe that's just espionage for you), the A-12 was a child's drawing of a jet plane, sleek and deadly and romantic. It was a Cold War horror show, of course, but it was enlivened by cheeky quirks, such as its insane speed, and the fact that one of its engines was prone to cutting out when it was travelling dangerously fast. The solution to this was not to fix the engine that cut out, incidentally, but to simultaneously cut the other one out, too. That saved the A-12 pilots from a nasty spin, perhaps, but as fixes go, it must have felt like a work in progress.

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  19. Octodad: Dadliest Catch swims to Xbox One next week

    Octodad: Dadliest Catch swims to Xbox One next week

    Dev teases "possible alternate control schemes unique to Xbox One".

    Octodad: Dadliest Catch is arriving on Xbox One next week on 26th August.

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  20. Armikrog release date announced for August

    Armikrog release date announced for August

    UPDATE: Delayed until September.

    UPDATE 19/08/2015 8.48pm: Armikrog has been pushed back another three weeks and is now set for an 8th September release.

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  21. Video: Ian plays the Black Ops 3 beta, is rusty

    I used to be really good at Call of Duty. I was ace at Call of Duty 2, no one could beat me on Carentan. In Call of Duty 3 if I got into a tank there was no getting me out again, and Modern Warfare... well Modern Warfare was just amazing. I must have lost days to that game, grinding my character up to prestige level eight before finally getting tired.

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  22. Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces free trial planned

    Sega has announced a limited free trial for real-time strategy game Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces that runs for two days before launch.

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  23. You can vote on which game the developer of Max: the Curse of Brotherhood makes next

    Microsoft-owned Press Play has invited you to pick its next game project from a shortlist of three candidates.

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  24. Pac-Man 256 is a generous F2P game from the developer of Crossy Road

    The developer of Crossy Road has launched Pac-Man 256, a new take on Namco's classic for iPhone, iPad, Android and Kindle devices.

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  25. A great explanation for how oldschool graphics worked

    Ever wondered how early 1980s video game engineers were able to get so much out of so little horsepower? Wonder no more.

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  26. Video: Can Sublevel Zero bring back Descent's greatness?

    Despite the fact it launched over 20 years ago, there's still something special about Descent's six degrees of freedom (6-DoF) gameplay. For all the variety of today's new releases, finding that same blend of floaty, liberated movement and cramped bottleneck corridors is still something of a rarity.

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  27. EGX 2015: Play 20 minutes of the new Homefront

    EGX 2015: Play 20 minutes of the new Homefront

    There'll be a dev session, too.

    Our parent company Gamer Network, which runs the UK's premier gaming festival EGX, and Deep Silver have announced that Homefront: The Revolution will be playable at EGX 2015 next month.

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  28. The insanely popular free-to-play Frozen mobile game is coming to Xbox One

    Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight will soon be released on Xbox One.

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  29. Vloggers given official advertising guidance

    Vloggers given official advertising guidance

    "If the advertiser has control of the content, your video is an ad."

    The UK Committee of Advertising Practice has published official guidance for vloggers that take payment to promote products in their videos and on social media.

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  30. Digital Foundry vs Everybody's Gone to the Rapture

    Digital Foundry | Digital Foundry vs Everybody's Gone to the Rapture

    One step closer to photo-realism?

    From its opening shot, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture shows precisely how its three-year development was spent. It's an absolutely gorgeous PlayStation 4 title that puts its bucolic visuals front and centre - where CryEngine is tasked to render a picturesque Shropshire village. Developer The Chinese Room uses the engine's superb lighting and post effects to ramp up the atmosphere. But with such a determined drive towards photo-realism, has its frame-rate been overlooked?

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