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Feature | Inside the UK's first gaming school
A New Hope.
A school where kids make video games: we used to get the cane for even imagining that when I were a lad. That's why when "the UK's first gaming school" flashes across my inbox, I know I have to get to Liverpool to see it.
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Feature | The revival of Suikoden 2
Digital movements.
"We'll have to jump for it," says Jowy Atreides as you stand side-by-side upon the clifftop. Before long, your unscrupulous captain and his Highland Army dissenters will storm the hill and finish you off. You've been done over by the establishment, one you once served so dutifully, and are now forced to make a decision that will eventually tear your friendship apart. You'll return to this same spot much further down the line, but will the system have warped you into a different person by then? That'll ultimately depend on the choices you make from hereon in. In the meantime though, you close your eyes, take a deep breath, and throw yourself into the river below.
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Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Evolve
CryEngine compared on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Previous builds of Turtle Rock's Evolve showed promise, thanks to the combination of impressive CryEngine-powered visuals and a unique take on the traditional team-based multi-player shooter - but at the same time the experience was let down by technical issues ranging from slow and inconsistent matchmaking to unstable netcode, leading to player disconnects. Launching with a massive 3GB day one update that promises to fix a wide range of bugs, alongside performance improvements, the good news is that the final version of Evolve provides a significantly better online experience than the pre-release code you may have already played.
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Video | Video: What to expect when Xbox One and Windows 10 hook up
Plus more from Outside Xbox.
Greetings Eurogamers! It's Valentine's Day, so we're dedicating the day to our first love: video games. The make-out sessions are kind of disappointing, but at least there's no arguing over the TV remote.
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Feature | Rich Stanton on: Requiem for a dreamer
The god-damned tragedy of Peter Molyneux.
The story of how Peter Molyneux got his big break in the games industry is revealing. After his first game The Entrepreneur failed to sell, Molyneux gave up on games and started exporting baked beans to the Middle East. Soon afterwards Commodore, confusing Molyneux's company Taurus with a networking company called Torus, flew him to the States and mistakenly offered him ten brand-new Amigas.
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Broforce xenomorphs into an Aliens crossover in new update
Game over, man!
What's the point of a ripped bod, rogueish bandana and an arsenal of automatic weapons without an extra terrestrial threat to annihilate with them?
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The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth's upcoming Afterbirth DLC detailed
The original game is getting a free Hard mode.
The Binding of Isaac creator Edmund McMillan has detailed the DLC coming to his recent "Rebirth" remake of his horrific action roguelike.
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Digital Foundry | Digital Foundry vs Super Stardust Ultra on PS4
Port, sequel, or something in-between?
This week's release of Super Stardust Ultra on PlayStation 4 amounts to more than a simple port of the Housemarque's twin-stick classic - a game already running at full HD and 60 frames per second on PS3. A full eight years later, new developer D3T takes the call to make an updated version, adding new modes and visual enhancements along the way - but given that the game already stood as an effects and physics showcase on last-gen, just how much more does the Ultra edition add?
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Zelda: Majora's Mask time mechanic originally rewound a week
And what's new in the 3D remake.
The three-day time-rewind mechanic found in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask was originally meant to last a full week.
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"A lot of people are using the open world as a big level and putting their single player experience through it," says Just Cause 3's director Roland Lesterlin as we huddle in the warmth of Avalanche's Stockholm offices away from the lashing cold of a January snowstorm. "That's great - I love playing open world games. Just Cause is something a little bit different from that, though.
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Elder Scrolls Online will add paid-for health, XP boost potions
"This gives the player a choice."
The Elder Scrolls Online will soon allow you to buy health, stamina, magic and experience boost potions using real-world money.
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Recommended | The Escapists review
Cell out.
Eurogamer has dropped review scores and replaced them with a new recommendation system. Read the editor's blog to find out more.
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the series at its approachable best
More than a Felyne.
Is there any game out there with more character than Monster Hunter? Capcom's series has never really enjoyed the same success over here as it has in Japan, which is a shame. It saddens me to think of all those who've missed out on all the little flourishes that make Monster Hunter so charming; the jolly mewls of your Felyne as it fights by your side, the threatening bounce of a Great Jaggi as it sizes up its prey or just the way you flop, triumphantly, on to the bed in your homestead after a good day's hunting. And, of course, the mighty, majestic and all-conquering prance.
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We're a little late to the party on this news but it still bears noting - Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate has been announced for release in Europe and North America.
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Apple adds Pay Once & Play category to App Store
"Enjoy hours of uninterrupted fun."
Apple has introduced a new Pay Once & Play category to its App Store, allowing users to browse a selection of games that do not feature in-app purchases.
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PSN now lets you upgrade your sub account to a master account
When you turn 18.
PlayStation Network users can now upgrade their sub accounts to a master account.
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Molyneux's broken promise to Curiosity winner honoured by Devolver
Bryan Henderson is now a god in Not a Hero.
Earlier this week we detailed the story of Bryan Henderson, the 20-year-old man who won Peter Molyneux's iOS app, Curiosity, upon which he was promised to be the god of the studio's next game, Godus, and receive a portion of its revenue. Instead, all he got was a stupid T-shirt.
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Elite Dangerous 1.1 adds Community Goals and enhancements
Beta client available to download now.
The beta release of Elite Dangerous 1.1 is now available to download, giving pilots a taste of what's coming up in the space game's first major content patch.
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Interview | How is the other new shooter from the creators of Halo?
Midnight Star tackles the same challenges as Destiny on a different platform.
Midnight Star isn't Halo on a tablet, but it plays a lot like it. You'll find yourself playing from a first-person view, shooting squat, comical aliens in the shadow of grand alien architecture, and you'll hear your efforts rewarded with shout-outs from a gruff American commentator: 'Double-kill', 'Triple-kill', 'Titanikill', 'Killzilla'.
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Dying Light tops US retail sales for January
PS4 overtakes Xbox One.
Dying Light was the most sold game at US retail in January, analyst group NPD has announced.
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Defender creator Eugene Jarvis is teaming up with Resogun dev Housemarque
"All I know now is that it is going to be explosive."
Super Stardust developer Housemarque's recent PS4 opus Resogun was described by many as a modern update to Eugene Jarvis' 1981 arcade game Defender. And now the developer is working with Jarvis himself on its next game.
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New D&D game Sword Coast Legends out on PC this year
Dragon Age: Origins game director in charge.
This one came out of nowhere: there's a new Dungeons & Dragons game called Sword Coast Legends due for release this year on PC.
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Steampunk cybercrime caper The Swindle confirmed for consoles
Gun Monkey dev's latest headed to PlayStation, Xbox One, Wii U.
The Swindle - the upcoming game from Dan Marshall, developer of Gun Monkeys and Time Gentlemen, Please - has been confirmed for a console release.
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Video | Video: Just Cause 3: What we want to see
Why? Just cause.
Just Cause 3 is, if rumours are to be believed, on its way this year, leaving us wondering what will be added to the open world series in the third instalment. Looking back on the parachute-heavy pandemonium of Just Cause 2, Johnny grapples (get it) with our most wanted features.
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Feature | Homeworld is where the heart is
Gearbox opens up about its remastering of a long lost strategy classic.
2015 could well be the year of the remaster. With Resident Evil HD Remaster setting digital sales records, Grim Fandango Remastered bringing arguably the greatest adventure game in history to a modern audience for the first time in 16 years, and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D updating the curious classic to a popular handheld, there's no better time to catch up on the the seminal pieces of gaming we missed out on the first time around.
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Nintendo to launch Mii character app for social media
Iwata believes Wii U business "still has considerable room for growth".
Nintendo will soon launch an app to let you use your Mii avatar on social media.
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Sonic Boom games shifted just 490,000 copies
The lowest major Sonic launch ever.
Sega's disappointing Sonic Boom games sold less than half a million copies worldwide, the company has confirmed.
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Mega Drive beat-'em-up Streets of Rage will be getting a 3D Classics relaunch on the 3DS eShop.
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Law & Order airs episode dedicated to harassment of women in gaming
"Wrong move, player."
Last night, US TV series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit aired an episode based around the harassment of women in gaming.
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World of Warcraft maker Blizzard has raised more than $1.9m (£1.25m) for the Red Cross Ebola relief fund.
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