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  1. Gamer Network launches crowdfunded collector's editions of cult games

    Gamer Network launches crowdfunded collector's editions of cult games

    Hotline Miami! Papers, Please! Hotline Miami 2!

    Eurogamer owner Gamer Network has launched crowdfunded collector's editions of cult video games.

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    Editor's blog: We've revised our editorial policy

    Now covers Gamer's Edition, new review system, retailer links.

    Hello! We've just published a revised editorial policy for Eurogamer.net - the page formerly known as How We Work. This document covers the philosophy, practices and ethical standards of our reporting and reviewing here at Eurogamer, and explains how we handle the relationship with the commercial aspects of our business (such as advertising) and our parent company, Gamer Network.

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  3. The day I killed my hero

    Feature | The day I killed my hero

    Cool Jaz.

    When I was growing up, I spent more money on the magazine Mean Machines than I actually did on the games it covered. Games were just games, after all. Mean Machines was a whole world, and the king of that world was Jaz Rignall, a quick-witted and amusingly-haired writer who always called things as he saw them.

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  4. PlayStation Plus March update adds Oddworld, Valiant Hearts and OlliOlli 2

    UPDATE: Dishonored will be added to April's PlayStation Plus offering, Sony has revealed.

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  5. Face-Off: Dragonball Xenoverse

    Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Dragonball Xenoverse

    Street Fighter 5 developer Dimps gets to grips with PS4 and Xbox One.

    Already on call to develop Street Fighter 5, Dimps gets its mitts on early with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One to achieve very mixed results. Though cut from a different technical cloth to Capcom's upcoming fighter - a more advanced Unreal Engine 4 title - Dragonball Xenoverse uses the studio's in-house tech to produce a 3v3 brawler in a destructible 3D space. There are some interesting ideas here, but also areas where the tech shows its age on newer hardware.

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  6. Batman: Arkham Knight M rating summary revealed

    Last month the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) raised eyebrows when it awarded an M rating to Batman: Arkham Knight - the first game in the previously teen-rated series to get one.

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  7. Blowing up Star Citizen's space ships never looked so good

    There's blowing up space ships, and then there's blowing up Star Citizen's space ships.

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  8. Physical Dying Light sales overtake The Order and Evolve in UK

    Physical Dying Light sales overtake The Order and Evolve in UK

    Despite the download version launching a month ago.

    In the world of physical game sales, Dying Light is a roaring success despite the download version launching a month ago.

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  9. Final Fantasy 15's demo gives us new hope for the series

    I've spent hundreds of hours exploring the worlds of Final Fantasy. Between battling Ultimate Weapons, collecting Celestial weapons, playing cards, playing ball and hunting down secret summons and characters, I've lost days, possibly even entire weeks, to past series entries, all told. So, when I'm given just a single hour to explore a vast expanse of land in the Final Fantasy 15 demo, Episode Duscae, I panic.

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  10. Meet the console which brings Capcom's golden era to your living room

    Capcom may be famous these days for its gargantuan Resident Evil and Monster Hunter franchises, but it has been one of the industry's key players since the glory days of the 80s, tirelessly pumping out solid-gold classics like Bionic Commando, Mega Man, Black Tiger, 1942, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Final Fight and Strider years before Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine had their first unfortunate encounter with a slavering zombie in Spencer Mansion.

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    Editor's blog: So, we do best games lists now

    Kicking off with today's best of Wii U.

    Hello! Starting today, Eurogamer is doing something it (we) should really have got around to a long time ago: lists of the best games around. Our first is a list of the best Wii U games.

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  12. Final Fantasy 14's first expansion dated

    Final Fantasy 14's first expansion dated

    Heavensward coming this June, alongside Mac version.

    Final Fantasy 14's first expansion, Heavensward, has been dated, with it due to hit all platforms on June 23rd.

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  13. New character and mode revealed for Killer Instinct

    Killer Instinct developer Iron Galaxy revealed a new character for its Xbox One exclusive character, with an eerie looking Japanese fighter joining the fray before the full release of Season Two.

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  14. The Witcher 3 was going to include ice-skating - but it was cut

    The Witcher 3 was going to include ice-skating - but it was cut

    Plus an all-new, extended look at the game in action.

    CD Projekt revealed an all-new, extended look at The Witcher 3 in action as they presented a panel at this year's PAX East.

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  15. Video: When video games got space really, really right

    Video | Video: When video games got space really, really right

    Plus more videos from Outside Xbox.

    On account of being a whole bunch of almost nothing, real space is quiet, cold and frictionless. This makes it excitingly dangerous and inconveniently uncinematic, often at the same time, so that popular fiction has a tough time with accurate depictions of space.

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  16. Sony and the future of VR

    Digital Foundry | Sony and the future of VR

    Digital Foundry talks Morpheus with Sony's Shuhei Yoshida and Richard Marks.

    For Digital Foundry, GDC 2015 ends as it began - in the company of Sony's president of worldwide studios, Shuhei Yoshida, and getting to grips with the firm's Project Morpheus VR demos. It's been several days since we first went hands-on with the London Heist experience, during which time we've enjoyed Crytek's Return to Dinosaur Island and WETA Digital's Thief in the Dark demos on Oculus Rift, and of course, Valve's immense HTC Vive-powered 'VR cave'. We've experienced the high-end of VR by the best in the business running on simply immense PC hardware. But what's clear is that thanks to Project Morpheus, console gamers aren't going to miss out, either.

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  17. Among the Sleep has sold over 100K copies

    Toddler-simulating horror game Among the Sleep has shifted over 100K copies, developer Krillbite Studio revealed to Eurogamer at GDC.

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  18. Jon Blyth on: Morality

    Opinion | Jon Blyth on: Morality

    "I love my friends."

    Are you a good person? Simply take this internet quiz, and find out!

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  19. Dragons and Dark Iron dwarves hit Hearthstone with the Blackrock Mountain Adventure

    Blizzard has unveiled the Blackrock Mountain Adventure for virtual card game Hearthstone.

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  20. Dovetail Games Fishing set to make a splash on Xbox One

    Dovetail Games Fishing set to make a splash on Xbox One

    Train Simulator dev angles for ID@Xbox release.

    Dovetail Games Fishing will see a release on Xbox One via Microsoft's ID@Xbox self-publishing program.

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  21. 20GB Elder Scrolls Online patch is biggest yet

    20GB Elder Scrolls Online patch is biggest yet

    Adds justice, champion systems and much more.

    The Elder Scrolls Online has received its biggest content update to date with the launch of the 20GB-sized Patch 6.

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  22. DC MOBA Infinite Crisis gets Steam release date

    Turbine's DC universe MOBA Infinite Crisis launches on Steam on 26th March, Warner Bros. has announced.

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  23. Ellen Raskin: The children's writer as game designer

    Feature | Ellen Raskin: The children's writer as game designer

    Absolutely a novel, absolutely a game.

    For almost three decades I've lived with the memory of a building that wasn't quite right. Dim and flickering, I see it waiting for me at the edge of a vast, silver lake. "The sun sets in the west (just about everyone knows that), but Sunset Towers faced east. Strange!" How did this oddball phrasing take root? Last year, I gave in and googled it. What I found was treasure.

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  24. The next Magic the Gathering video game is free-to-play

    Wizards of the Coast has revealed more information about the next Magic the Gathering video game, called Magic Duels: Origins.

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  25. Video: Games that remember when you die

    Video | Video: Games that remember when you die

    A grave situation.

    What happens when you die in a video game? Most of the time you get another go, whether by returning to the start of a level or spawning back at the last checkpoint you passed.

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  26. Star Trek Online in-game Leonard Nimoy memorials unveiled

    Star Trek Online in-game Leonard Nimoy memorials unveiled

    Statues added to Vulcan and New Romulus.

    Star Trek Online developer Crytic Studios has now added its in-game memorials dedicated to the late, great Leonard Nimoy.

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  27. Steam now shows Steam Machines and their prices

    The Steam Store now has a hardware tab listing the diverse range of Steam Machines - PCs that run SteamOS - and the prices they will arrive at this November.

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  28. AbleGamers names Bayonetta 2 the most accessible mainstream game of 2014

    AbleGamers names Bayonetta 2 the most accessible mainstream game of 2014

    This War of Mine and Always Sometimes Monsters take top indie honours.

    AbleGamers, a charitable organisation catering to gamers with disabilities, has awarded Bayonetta 2 its Accessible Mainstream Game of the Year.

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  29. Star Trek's Wil Wheaton joins 3DS exclusive Code Name: STEAM

    Star Trek: The Next Generation actor Wil Wheaton will lend his vocal talents to 3DS-exclusive strategy title Code Name: STEAM.

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  30. Dawn of Titans in good-looking Zynga iPhone game shock

    Zynga's mobile games aren't lookers. FarmVille, Words with Friends and the like prioritise addictive, microtransaction-fuelled gameplay over graphics. Dawn of Titans, though, looks a little different.

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