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  1. Transistor free via PlayStation Plus in February

    Transistor free via PlayStation Plus in February

    Plus: Thief, Yakuza 4, Rogue Legacy, more.

    Transistor, the top-notch second title from Bastion developer Supergiant Games, will be free to download next month via PlayStation Plus.

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  2. Video: Watch us play Dying Light LIVE from 5PM GMT

    Zombie games are like zombies themselves; they're usually in plentiful supply and come in varying degrees of freshness. That means they're also kind of like tomatoes too, but I'm not sure anyone would pay to play a game like that.

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  3. Lego Jurassic World, Lego Marvel's Avengers confirmed

    Lego Jurassic World, Lego Marvel's Avengers confirmed

    But no sign yet of Lego Hobbit expansion.

    Warner Bros. Interactive has announced two major Lego games for 2015 - Lego Jurassic World and Lego Marvel's Avengers.

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  4. Four years on, fans are still building Game of Thrones' world in Minecraft

    Remember that project to recreate the entire Game of Thrones continent of Westeros in Minecraft?

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  5. Smash Bros. Wii U update unlocks 15 more stages for 8-player mode

    There's a new update for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U that unlocks 15 more stages for the game's 8-player mode.

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  6. Nintendo Creators Program lets YouTube users share ad revenue

    Nintendo has launched a new scheme to share YouTube ad revenue with content creators.

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  7. Dragon's Dogma Online revealed

    Dragon's Dogma Online revealed

    UPDATE: First trailer released.

    UPDATE 29/01/2015: Capcom has released the first trailer for Dragon's Dogma Online, its PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PC free-to-play online action role-playing game.

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  8. How FIFA Ultimate Team got its hooks into the spirit of football

    A thousand things go into making a person and a lot of them aren't football.

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  9. Heroic modder seeks to add original Resi voice acting to HD remaster

    If you're going to have bad voice acting, you might as well have really bad voice acting. It's the difference between a bad movie like Caligula, and a great bad movie like The Room. So when Resident Evil was remade in 2002 - in what's since been remastered in 2015 - it attempted to rectify the atrocious voice acting from the original title. Clearly that was a mistake as "still pretty bad" doesn't mean better. It just means blander.

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  10. Spotify headed to PS3 and PS4

    Spotify headed to PS3 and PS4

    Stream music while playing games, too.

    Music streaming service Spotify will launch on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, Sony has announced.

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  11. Blizzard nerfs Hearthstone's most overpowered card

    The Undertaker, one of Hearthstone's most popular and powerful cards, is to be nerfed in an upcoming patch.

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  12. Pokémon, Smash Bros. sales help Nintendo back to profit

    UPDATE 28/1/15 5pm: Nintendo has sold "about 5.7m" Amiibo toys since their launch in late November.

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  13. Deactivated Ubisoft game keys were bought from EA's Origin using stolen credit cards

    Deactivated Ubisoft game keys were bought from EA's Origin using stolen credit cards

    UPDATE: Kinguin refunding £110K, claims a Russian bought the keys.

    UPDATE 16.17 28/01/2015: There's been a new development in the ongoing Ubisoft key deactivation saga, with third-party key seller Kinguin claiming an unidentified Russian is to blame.

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  14. Performance Analysis: Dying Light

    Digital Foundry | Performance Analysis: Dying Light

    Initial PS4 and Xbox One results from Digital Foundry.

    With no chance to look at final code for Dying Light on any platform prior to its US release yesterday, it's safe to say that we're still in the early stages of our full multi-platform analysis - but we have played enough of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions to offer up an initial look at game performance.

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  15. Dark blue icons of video game controllers on a light blue background

    Alone in the Dark: Illumination beta begins this week

    But you have to pre-order from Steam to play.

    Atari (remember them?) is making a new Alone in the Dark game for PC, and it's got a beta.

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  16. BioShock creator Ken Levine teases new first-person sci-fi project

    BioShock creator Ken Levine teases new first-person sci-fi project

    "There's always a lighthouse. But probably not in this game."

    BioShock creator Ken Levine has offered up some new clues on his next project, an as-yet untitled game set to debut - at some point - on PC.

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  17. Video: Resident Evil Revelations 2 - Barry Burton's Kafkaesque Nightmare

    The starting section of Resident Evil Revelations 2 is littered with references to author Franz Kafka. I played the first 40 minutes of Barry Burton's campaign yesterday and couldn't skulk down a corridor without tripping over an excerpt from The Trial. Presumably Burton and ol' Franz share more than just a simple dislike of overgrown insects, but what, precisely? Trigger warning: contains footage of a creepy child who may or may not be a figment of your imagination.

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  18. Reptile pops skulls and melts faces in Mortal Kombat X

    Pukey fighting game veteran Reptile is a playable character in Mortal Kombat X.

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  19. Blackguards 2 review

    Review | Blackguards 2 review

    Fatal attraction.

    Often, the end of a relationship is accompanied by such familiar, cliché-ridden sentiment as "It's not you, it's me", "You're still my best friend" or "I love you, I'm just not in love with you". Occasionally, that parting shot is less bittersweet and altogether more final, something along the lines of "I don't love you anymore, so I'm casting you into these labyrinthine catacombs to have your face and mind vandalised by giant-spider venom." So it is for Cassia of Tenos, who thankfully is a resourceful lass and one for self-empowerment so that after just four years and a 30-minute tutorial she's back on her feet, a tad miffed and crazy enough to frequently argue with herself.

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  20. Planetside 2's record-breaking battle was an eSports moment worth savouring

    With just a minute left on the clock, the battle for Hossin is a dead-heat. The jungle-continent is split almost straight down the middle, between shades of red and blue. The heavyweight New Conglomerate faction are just a single point ahead of their lighter, more agile Terran Republic opponents, who are throwing everything they've got right across the NC's front-line. A single captured base would swing it for the Terrans, who dominated the battlefield for almost an hour-and-a-half.

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  21. Dying Light has a Destiny loot cave Easter egg

    Techland's new zombie shooter Dying Light has a cheeky reference to Destiny's infamous loot cave.

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  22. Sony ending PlayStation Vita Maps, near features

    Sony has announced that it will end support for the PlayStation Vita's Maps and near features in a forthcoming system update.

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  23. Resident Evil Revelations 2 microtransactions limited to Raid mode

    Resident Evil Revelations 2 microtransactions limited to Raid mode

    Life Crystals let you continue from where you've died.

    Capcom's episodic spin-off Resident Evil Revelations 2 has microtransactions, it's been revealed.

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  24. That time Marie Curie set a donkey on fire

    Feature | That time Marie Curie set a donkey on fire

    It's all part of the nasty fun in The Curious Expedition.

    During her hectic and industrious life, Marie Curie soaked up so much radiation that her bones, if placed on the correct kind of treated plate, would photograph themselves. I read that ages ago anyway; I have no idea if it's true. My own expertise regarding Curie revolves around an earlier period: the wilderness years, the explorer years. You know, the time she spent hacking through the grasslands of Africa and the jungles of South America, limping from one ill-considered leopard fight to another, and trading her donkey, Mrs Rathbone, for a few pieces of chocolate and some shotgun ammo. Poor Mrs Rathbone.

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  25. 3DS browser exploit lets you play Game Boy Color ROMs

    A new exploit has been discovered that lets you boot Game Boy Color ROMs on 3DS.

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  26. Unreal Engine 4 tech demo looks unnervingly realistic

    Unreal Engine 4 tech demo looks unnervingly realistic

    Parisian flat suggests what a next-gen Gone Home could look like.

    When Epic unveiled Unreal Engine 4 in early 2013 it wanted to show off all the tech's bells and whistles. Its "Infiltrator" demo had whirling ships, flying sparks, complex light sources and plenty of explosions. It looked cool, to be frank. But it also looked like a video game. Set in a grim world of warring space marines, it didn't exactly equate to the type of thing we'd ever see in our ordinary lives. Yet one man, level designer and 3D artist Benoît Dereau, who worked on Dishonored, has single-handedly created one of the most shockingly realistic pieces of scenery ever modeled in 3D.

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  27. Watch Dark Souls completed in under 50 minutes

    Watch Dark Souls completed in under 50 minutes

    UPDATE: Another record set using the "Kiln Skip" exploit.

    UPDATE 27/01/2015 11.17pm: Yet another Dark Souls speedrun record has been set, only this time it's in a different category.

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  28. Lumines is returning with series producer Mizuguchi at the helm

    Lumines and Meteos producer Tetsuya Mizuguchi said he was leaving game development in 2012 when he took up the role of a professor, but now he's back and he's making a new Lumines game.

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  29. See how Majora's Mask 3D alters a boss fight

    See how Majora's Mask 3D alters a boss fight

    UPDATE: Swimming has changed. Here's how.

    UPDATE 27/01/2015 6.49pm: Majora's Mask's third boss isn't the only thing that's changed about Zora Link in this upcoming 3DS remake. The swimming controls for the amphibian hero have been radically altered as well, for better or worse.

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  30. Titanfall and Season Pass bundle just £10 on Xbox this week

    Titanfall and Season Pass bundle just £10 on Xbox this week

    Dragon Age 2 and Dead Space cut to just £3.

    This week you can pick up a digital copy of Titanfall with all of its DLC for just a tenner.

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