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Data scraped from the servers for Apple's TestFlight service circa 2012 to 2015 have been leaked, giving access to tens of thousands of iOS apps and games.
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Microsoft cuts Xbox Series X/S hardware prices for the festive season
That's what she sled.
Microsoft has announced a range of offers across a selection of Xbox games, as well as its Series X/S consoles and Elite controllers.
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Sony has filed a patent which could see difficulty levels adapt and adjust as users play.
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Sea of Stars removes YouTuber cameo following charity fraud allegations
"We do make it a priority to maintain a positive and optimistic space."
Sabotage Studio, developer of indie RPG Sea of Stars, has removed the appearance of YouTuber Jirard "The Completionist" Khalil as a cameo in the game. The move follows the ongoing investigations into The Open Hand Foundation, a fundraising body created by Khalil's family.
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TimeSplitters project reportedly began life as battle royale, pivoted to an expanded TS2 remake
"As of this moment in time it's cancelled."
The new TimeSplitters project recently in development at Free Radical Design was originally pitched as a battle royale game to rival Fortnite, a developer on the project has claimed.
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DC's James Gunn says Suicide Squad isn't necessarily the end of the Batman Arkham universe
He's a Brainiac on the floor.
Co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios James Gunn has said Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League won't be the last we see of the Arkham Universe.
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Feature | You can't talk about 2023 in games without talking about layoffs
A deep cut.
How is it that 2023 can have been one of the best years in memory for games but also one of the worst years in memory for games, and for the gaming industry. I can't balance this equation - I've been trying all year and it gives me a headache.
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Fans think this rare Japanese TV video may be the only known footage of Luigi in Super Mario 64
Its-a him!
Rare footage of Super Mario 64's multiplayer mode has seemingly popped up online.
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Former Free Radical Designs devs share TimeSplitters concept art and more
"TimeSplitters fans truly lost out…"
Art work reportedly taken from Free Radical Design's unreleased TimeSplitters game has popped up online.
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First staid kit.
Google has extended its deadline to let you adapt your Stadia controller to use with other systems.
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Digital Foundry | Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora - the big developer tech interview
A deep dive into Ubisoft Massive's phenomenal, revised Snowdrop engine.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora almost came out of nowhere to become one of the best-looking games of the year, with the movie series' iconic setting meshing beautifully with almost Crysis-style gameplay and a newly upgraded Snowdrop engine - which was itself first announced at E3 ten years ago with The Division. Best of all, Avatar is a technical triumph not only on PC, where it pushes the boundaries of graphics technology, but also on consoles - where it holds up surprisingly well on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and even Series S.
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A Squid Game game is coming to Netflix
I know what you squid last summer.
Netflix is producing a video game set in the universe of Squid Game.
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"Young creators must be given freedom of choice."
Hideo Kojima says that when he parted ways with Konami, he was "opposed" by peers, colleagues, and relatives" who told him that going independent would "never work".
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The Game Awards 2023 has broken its own viewership record with 118m livestreams
"All told, more than 17,000 channels co-streamed TGA 2023!"
The Game Awards 2023 has broken its own viewership record, clocking up around 118 million livestreams.
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Peter Molyneux's Godus and Godus Wars are being removed from Steam
"We sincerely appreciate the incredible support from our players over the past decade."
22cans has confirmed it is withdrawing Godus and Godus Wars from sale on Steam.
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Poppy Playtime is coming to PS4, PS5, and Switch – here's when you can play it
Little Pop of Horrors.
Poppy Playtime – the horror mascot game that's been scaring the bejesus out of us for the last couple of years now – is finally making the jump to consoles.
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Tencent has reportedly shut down "AAA multiplayer" studio Team Kaiju
"Team Kaiju doesn't appear to exist anymore."
Tencent has reportedly shut down Team Kaiju, a subsidiary of TiMi Studio Group.
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Activision Blizzard settles sex discrimination lawsuit for £44m
The company says it is "dedicated to fully implementing all the new obligations we have assumed as part of" the case.
Activision Blizzard has agreed to pay over £44 million to settle a 2021 sex discrimination lawsuit.
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Digital Foundry | Cherry's KC 200 MX keyboard perfectly demonstrates the firm's exciting new MX2A mechanical switches
The typing experience is faultless, though my (first) review unit isn't.
From the first few key presses, Cherry's £80/$90 KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard ably demonstrates the genius of the German firm's new MX2A switches - while being a fascinating but not faultless keyboard for typing or gaming in its own right.
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Digital Foundry | Baldur's Gate 3 is a qualified success on Xbox Series X and S
Plus: how has the PS5 version evolved since launch?
Baldur's Gate 3 is one of the most critically acclaimed games of the year, an electronic version of a great D&D campaign without the scheduling challenges that also features an incredible amount of flexibility and an engaging player-driven story. This kind of game doesn't always translate well to consoles, but its PS5 outing from September worked quite well, absent some quibbles with the gamepad controls and occasional performance issues. Now the long-awaited Xbox version has finally arrived on Series X and Series S, so how does it hold up against the patched PS5 version - especially on the entry-level Xbox Series S?
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Steamed up.
Valve has revealed the shortlists for this year's Steam Awards.
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Feature | Zenless Zone Zero would be brilliant if it didn't keep wasting your time
Hollow victory.
There's something missing from Zenless Zone Zero. Armed with a deep combat system, new urban setting, and roster of characters easy to love, it seemed like developer miHoYo was teed up for another win after recent successes Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail. Having spent countless hours immersed in both of these worlds, I'm still fascinated enough to show up for each patch, so miHoYo's newest post-apocalyptic take on their winning formula should surely be my next obsession... and yet after playing its second beta, I'm left more confused than anything else.
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Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew gets mod support in surprise final update
"Let your modding adventures set sail".
Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew is one of the year's best releases as far as I'm concerned, but its arrival was bittersweet, given developer Mimimi Games announced it was shutting up shop shortly after. Since then, the team has wrapped up work on two final DLC drops introducing new characters, islands, and more - but it turns out that wasn't quite everything it had in store: in a surprise final update, Mimimi has now launched an expansive "modding tool" for PC.
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Valve's festive treat for "thousands" more DOTA 2 cheaters is a lump of coal and a permanent ban
"This year is gonna be a bloodbath."
Valve's making a list, and checking it twice; it's gonna find out who's naughty and nice. And if you happen to be on its Naughty List - which pretty much applies to any one of the "thousands" of DOTA 2 players now identified as being dirty, filthy cheaters - you can expect a cheerfully gift-wrapped lump of toxic coal and a permanent ban in your stocking as your festive treat for 2023.
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Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree DLC out in February, partner leak suggests
With a "major key beat or new game expansion" due in 2025.
Can you believe it's already been over four hundred years since Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion was announced? And while this year's Game Awards failed to make the interminable wait any easier with a first trailer or some small morsel of news for fans, we might finally have something resembling a potential release window - courtesy of a retailer leak, by way of an official Bandai Namco partner, pointing to a February 2024 launch for the DLC.
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Eurogamer's game of the year 2023 is...
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Hideki Kamiya left Platinum Games due to issue of "trust"
Next project will be "a Hideki Kamiya game".
Trust was a key reason Hideki Kamiya left Platinum Games earlier this year.
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Twitch updates policy on sexual content
UPDATE: Artistic nudity changes rolled back.
UPDATE 15/12/23: Twitch is rolling back some of the changes to its sexual content policy it announced yesterday.
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Like a Dragon to hold exhibition dedicated to dead characters
Merchandise includes mortuary tablets and tear-shaped pin badges.
The Japanese department store Parco is holding an exhibition in collaboration with the Like a Dragon series, which is themed around some of its most notable dead characters.
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Don't expect to see Baldur's Gate 3 on Xbox Game Pass, developer says
Not Gith-yanki-ng your chain.
Baldur's Gate 3 will not be coming to Game Pass, even now the game is available on Xbox.
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