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  1. Massive Chalice review

    Recommended | Massive Chalice review

    Gene dreamy.

    You may not have heard much about Double Fine's turn-based strategy game, Massive Chalice. Unlike the studio's famous Broken Age, it didn't earn record-breaking sums on Kickstarter or have its development split in two and dragged out for an extra two years. Unlike Space Base DF9, it didn't launch in Early Access only to be abandoned without many of its promised features, leaving fans bitter.

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  2. Splatoon ties end in seemingly arbitrary wins

    Splatoon ties end in seemingly arbitrary wins

    Deserve's got nothing to do with it.

    In many ways Splatoon offers the third-person multiplayer shooter a fresh coat of paint with its focus on territory control over killing. But there's one peculiar flaw players have unearthed in Nintendo's fastest-selling new Wii U franchise: its ties are won arbitrarily.

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  3. BioWare confirms more Dragon Age: Inquisition story content

    BioWare confirms more Dragon Age: Inquisition story content

    But the Hero of Ferelden won't be in it.

    Dragon Age: Inquisition creative director Mike Laidlaw has confirmed that the latest BioWare fantasy RPG will receive future story content.

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  4. SpaceChem dev releases "open-ended programming game" TIS-100 on Early Access

    SpaceChem dev releases "open-ended programming game" TIS-100 on Early Access

    Print the instructions, solve the machine's true purpose.

    SpaceChem and Infinifactory developer Zachtronics has released its latest project, an "open-ended programming game" called TIS-100, on Steam Early Access.

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  5. CoD: Advanced Warfare's Supremacy DLC adds Bruce Campbell next week

    CoD: Advanced Warfare's Supremacy DLC adds Bruce Campbell next week

    UPDATE: Chin up! Here's a new Ash-kicking trailer.

    UPDATE 01/06/2015 7.15pm: Here's a new trailer of Exo Zombies' Carrier episode, featuring loads of playable Bruce Campbell.

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  6. Hunting ninja conquers Bloodborne without ever healing or leveling up

    Depending on your playstyle and experience, Bloodborne may seem easier or harder than its "Souls" predecessors. But even those who found it easier than From Software's previous offerings would still agree that it's a challenging title. But Souls fans are a dedicated bunch, so it's in the community's nature to only make things harder for themselves. Some insist on tackling every boss solo, others resist the temptation to ever level up, and others limit their weapon selection.

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  7. Does The Witcher 3's latest patch fix console performance?

    Digital Foundry | Does The Witcher 3's latest patch fix console performance?

    Xbox One and PlayStation 4 re-tested with update 1.03.

    UPDATE June 1, 6:00pm: We've had some requests to test performance in The Witcher 3 in a number of stress points, including the swamps. We tested Crookback Bog and can confirm that there are still serious issues here, especially on PlayStation 4 - though Xbox One remains affected to a lesser degree. You'll find that video at the end of the article.

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  8. Lego MMO development dogged by "dong detection" software

    UPDATE: Hours later and Lego has indeed announced its own Minecraft-style sandbox game, Lego Worlds. It's available now via Steam Early Access.

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  9. Techland insists Hellraid isn't cancelled

    Techland insists Hellraid isn't cancelled

    Dying Light passes 4.5m players, and Call of Juarez could return.

    Dying Light developer Techland has assured me dark fantasy action game Hellraid has not been cancelled. Development has been "frozen" but may be thawed as soon as third quarter this calendar year.

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  10. Nintendo announces new Dr. Mario, Chibi Robo, Olympics games

    Nintendo announces new Dr. Mario, Chibi Robo, Olympics games

    UPDATE: UK launches confirmed for all three.

    UPDATE 1/6/16 3.40pm: Nintendo has now confirmed that all three of its newly-announced titles will launch in the UK.

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  11. Ultra-rare Apple 1 computer saved from recycling

    Ultra-rare Apple 1 computer saved from recycling

    Owner sought after sale raises $200k.

    One of only 200 first-generation Apple computers has been discovered dumped at a recycling centre in California.

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  12. Why would someone spend five years retranslating all of Final Fantasy 7?

    Five years ago, 20-something Mancunian Daniel Burke set out to retranslate Final Fantasy 7.

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  13. Windows 10 launches in July

    Windows 10 launches in July

    Xbox app, Cortana and Candy Crush included.

    Microsoft will launch the full version of Windows 10 on 29th July 2015.

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  14. Gran Turismo 6 is about to get this year's most exciting race car

    Gran Turismo 6 is about to get this year's most exciting race car

    Nissan's GTR-LM due to be unlocked tomorrow morning.

    Polyphony is still plugging away at Gran Turismo 6, and the latest addition is one of the finest since the game came out at the tail-end of 2013: Nissan's all-new challenger for this year's Le Mans, the batcrap-crazy GTR-LM.

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  15. Splatoon is Wii U's fastest-selling new franchise in UK

    Splatoon is Wii U's fastest-selling new franchise in UK

    But not enough to topple The Witcher 3.

    Splatoon is the Wii U's fastest-selling new franchise to date in the UK, overtaking undead Ubisoft launch title ZombiU.

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  16. First footage of Wii U-exclusive Project Treasure

    First footage of Wii U-exclusive Project Treasure

    Mysterious multiplayer tomb-raiding title seen in action.

    Nintendo has shown off a first glimpse of Project Treasure, the mysterious Wii U multiplayer game in development at Bandai Namco.

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  17. "Significant" DriveClub server upgrade paves way for long-awaited PS Plus Edition

    DriveClub's servers will this morning be upgraded as developer Evo continues to work towards the launch of the PS Plus Edition of the game - although there's still no release date.

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  18. Capcom pulls PS4 Ultra Street Fighter 4 from its own tournament

    Capcom pulls PS4 Ultra Street Fighter 4 from its own tournament

    UPDATE: Now Evo organisers decide on Xbox 360 version instead.

    UPDATE 01/06/15: The organisers of Evo, the biggest fighting game tournament in the world, have decided to go with the Xbox 360 version of Ultra Street Fighter 4 instead of the embattled PlayStation 4 version.

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  19. Magicka 2 review

    Review | Magicka 2 review

    Serious wizness.

    Few games have understood magic - the wizardly, fantasy, fetch-me-some-sparrow-entrails kind of magic - quite as perfectly as Magicka did. Magicka grasped that real magic should be creative, rigorous, elemental, and only barely controlled. It should shudder beneath your feet and leave you drained. It should require a perfect balance of dexterity and imagination and an understanding of the strange, unshakable laws that underpin the whole thing. Inevitably, Magicka's innate brilliance has been both a blessing and a curse.

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  20. Monster Hunter X is the next major entry in the series

    Monster Hunter X is the next major entry in the series

    3DS-exclusive due this winter in Japan.

    Monster Hunter X - or Monster Hunter Cross as it's sometimes written - has been announced as the next major entry in the popular dinosaur hunting series.

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  21. Video: How Arkham Knight's 'dual play' system actually works

    Greetings Eurogamers, and please kindly accept our offering of three videos, mostly on the subject of video games. They were all out of sacrificial goats at the shop. Sorry.

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  22. Nintendo Land remains one of the only games to tap the Wii U's potential

    It was far from an auspicious start. Before Nintendo Land was debuted in the Nokia Theater at 2012's E3 conference, there was a small momentum gathering behind the Wii U: this was the console that would take the company back to its core audience after its mainstream dalliance with the Wii, the homecoming that would see it take the fight to Microsoft and Sony as it moved away from mini-game compilations and returned to the more traditional, hard-edged propositions that had forged its reputation.

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  23. We need to talk about emulation

    Opinion | We need to talk about emulation

    The assumption that old games have no value indulges our nostalgia but is killing the industry.

    At the end of April, elderly gamers felt a brief flutter of excitement across their desiccated loins. Over 2500 games from the Internet Archive's Software Library could now not only be played using browser emulation, but could be embedded and played in tweets.

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  24. Halo 3: ODST Master Chief Collection release date spotted

    Halo 3: ODST Master Chief Collection release date spotted

    UPDATE: Users report access problems, Destiny Easter egg removed.

    UPDATE 30/5/15 2.30pm Microsoft has now begun issuing free Halo 3: ODST download codes to early adopters of The Master Chief Collection, as a make-nice offer for that game's shonky launch.

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  25. Video: Hands-on with Arkham Knight, Splatoon hype and cats - The Eurogamer Show

    It's the end of May already which, frankly, is terrifying. E3 lurks menacingly round the corner like a big, exciting criminal who wants to take our wallets and maybe punch us in the face a bit. Only, in a good way.

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  26. Sophie Sampson on: Tutorial theatrics

    Feature | Sophie Sampson on: Tutorial theatrics

    Crossing the threshold.

    Each spaceship holds a friend, and you're orbiting round a planet together in a gang, showing off your rides. Custom paint jobs. Some dude in a giant red lorry of a ship. Last minute gear checks, discussion of loadout and then your team all turns perfectly together and sideslips down to the planet's surface. A moment of black and you're in control of your avatar and everything kicks off. Or it's PvP and you teleport down to the planet's surface and are shown posed like you're in a Saturday morning TV show for a beat before the flag rolls out. A second to breathe and then you're being hunted. Destiny is full of these tiny moments that show you're with your tribe.

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  27. Video: LGBTI characters in games are important

    Some tremendous steps toward LGBTI equality have been taken of late - the gay marriage referendum in Ireland being one particularly inspiring example. There's still a ways to go, of course, but overall it's encouraging to see acceptance growing in the public consciousness.

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  28. Lords of the Fallen 2 to launch in 2017

    Lords of the Fallen 2 to launch in 2017

    Sales of the original pass 900,000.

    Lords of the Fallen 2 won't be released until 2017, and German developer Deck 13 - co-developer of the original - will not be involved.

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  29. Soma release date revealed in extended gameplay footage

    Soma release date revealed in extended gameplay footage

    Amnesia dev's follow-up coming to PC, PS4 in September.

    Soma, the upcoming survival horror from Amnesia: The Dark Descent developer Frictional Games, launches on 22nd September.

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  30. Carmageddon: Reincarnation review

    Review | Carmageddon: Reincarnation review

    Driven to destruction.

    Much has changed since Carmageddon first crashed onto the scene in the spring of 1997. Back then, damage modelling in your typical racing game involved slapping a few scuffs on the paintwork and maybe a crack in the windshield, while the idea of aiming your car at helpless screaming bystanders and having their viscera sprayed at the screen in exchange for added time was seemingly - if the brief period of tabloid hysteria was anything to go by - beyond all common decency.

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