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  1. Dark Souls PC patch removes region lock

    Dark Souls' PC port, dubbed Prepare to Die Edition, has removed its region lock.

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  2. State of Decay gets an Xbox One release date

    State of Decay gets an Xbox One release date

    UPDATE: Technical improvements listed.

    UPDATE 4.45PM GMT: There's an official press release up now. Listed improvements to State of Decay on Xbox One include 1080p resolution, new textures, new lighting and increased draw distance. There are new animations, an improved interface and some new playable characters. And a knife, you've got a default (it sounds like) knife.

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  3. Remember Me dev also making Vampyr role-playing game

    Dontnod, the French studio known for stylish action game Remember Me, has announced a vampire role-playing game called Vampyr.

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  4. Borderlands Handsome Collection and £270 special edition announced for PS4, Xbox One

    Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (and all DLC) are being bundled together and tarted up for release in Borderlands: The Handsome Collection for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The compilation comes out 27th March.

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  5. Ori and the Blind Forest gets PC, Xbox One release date

    Ori and the Blind Forest gets PC, Xbox One release date

    Xbox 360 version to follow in 2015, remember.

    Stylish platformer Ori and the Blind Forest at last has a release date: 11th March on PC and Xbox One.

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  6. Special World of Warcraft gift for 10-year subscribers

    Special World of Warcraft gift for 10-year subscribers

    A bronze replica of the statue at Blizzard HQ, it seems.

    Have you played World of Warcraft from launch and ever since? Well stop it! Do something else! But really, if you have, you're in for a treat - a one-off special gift from Blizzard.

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  7. Steam Broadcasting has arrived

    Steam Broadcasting has arrived

    Something voyeur to try.

    The Steam Client has been updated and Steam Broadcasting has arrived. Now you can watch your friends while they play, or be watched by them while you play.

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  8. Second UK man arrested following PlayStation and Xbox DDOS attacks

    Second UK man arrested following PlayStation and Xbox DDOS attacks

    18-year-old also charged with swatting offences.

    An 18-year-old UK man has been arrested as part of an investigation into the recent DDOS attacks that crippled PlayStation and Xbox services over Christmas. (UPDATE: A day later, he was released on bail.)

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  9. Dragon Age: Inquisition Patch 3 details

    Dragon Age: Inquisition Patch 3 details

    "Upcoming" on PC, to follow on console.

    BioWare has shared notes for Dragon Age: Inquisition Patch 3, "upcoming" on PC and to follow on console.

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  10. Club Nintendo to close later this year

    Nintendo has announced plans to close its Club Nintendo scheme in the coming months. The rewards system, formerly known as Nintendo VIP 24:7, began life in 2002 but will be phased out in three stages from April 1st this year.

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  11. See what Jak 2 would look like if remade again

    See what Jak 2 would look like if remade again

    Fan video recreates Pumping Station level.

    Nearly three years ago Sony released a touched up version of the Jak (& Daxter) trilogy, but now YouTuber Floordan has released a video showing what Naughty Dog's Jak 2: Renegade would look like if it were remade on modern hardware.

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  12. The Long Dark has sold 250k copies on Steam Early Access

    The Long Dark has sold 250k copies on Steam Early Access

    Update this month will "nearly double the size of the game world."

    Wintry first-person survival sim The Long Dark has sold a quarter million copies since it premiered on Steam Early Access in September, developer Hinterland Studio has announced.

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  13. Amplitude HD delayed until summer

    Amplitude HD delayed until summer

    "We don't want to cut any corners."

    Harmonix's HD remake of Amplitude for PlayStation consoles isn't going to be ready until summer, the developer has announced.

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  14. Sid Meier's Starships announced for PC, Mac, iPad

    Sid Meier's Starships announced for PC, Mac, iPad

    UPDATE: First screens revealed, plus Meier talks endgame.

    UPDATE 19/1/15 4.45pm: Sid Meier has spoken to Eurogamer.de about his new project and revealed a number of new gameplay details - namely that you'll be playing as the admiral of a federation of planets.

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  15. Rock Band dev Harmonix asks fans to fill out "important" survey

    Rock Band developer Harmonix has released an "important" survey for fans of the franchise to fill out.

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  16. Driveclub's free Japan DLC available now via 3.33GB update

    Driveclub's free Japan DLC available now via 3.33GB update

    Also includes improvements to rainbows.

    Driveclub owners can now gain access to five new tracks set in Japan, via today's 3.33GB game update.

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  17. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare dev hands out "reverse boosting" bans

    Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare developer Sledgehammer Games is banning players who deliberately kill themselves to "reverse boost" their levels.

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  18. What happens when Ikaruga's director remixes one of Sega's all-time greats?

    Yu Suzuki made great games during Sega's 80s heyday, though you could argue that the cabinets were even better. From the otherworldly beauty of a Space Harrier to the chunky desirability of an Out Run, they're deliciously physical manifestations of these classics: these are games you can touch.

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  19. Axelay saw Konami at its 90s peak

    Feature | Axelay saw Konami at its 90s peak

    Axelay rose.

    Sega's boot-up logos of the 16-bit era might be the most fondly remembered, but for me it's Konami's that will always be the best. That scan line bringing the black screen to life, climaxing with a twinkling chime reminiscent of an arcade cabinet fed with a new 20 pence piece; it promised so much, and more often than not it would deliver. The early 90s were a golden era for Konami. Viewed through the filter of my own personal tastes, I'd go as far to say it saw the developer at its very best.

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  20. Yasuhisa Kawamura and the Resident Evil that never was

    Feature | Yasuhisa Kawamura and the Resident Evil that never was

    Meet the man who tried to make Capcom's survival horror even scarier, and failed.

    Very much like the shambling, slack-jawed corpses that stalk its instalments, Capcom's Resident Evil series is a curiously aimless beast at present. 2012's Resident Evil 6 deviated too far from the core values of the franchise by trying to appeal to horror and action fans alike, and Capcom has since fallen back on former glories by remastering the GameCube remake of the 1996 debut title for modern consoles. Meanwhile, Resident Evil: Revelations 2 skulks almost apologetically in the shadows, hoping to offer a spin-off romp which will maintain the interest of an increasingly restless fan base until the next numbered entry in the lineage hoves into view.

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  21. Digital Foundry vs Saints Row 4: Re-Elected on PS4

    Digital Foundry | Digital Foundry vs Saints Row 4: Re-Elected on PS4

    Take Gat and party.

    Released towards the end of the last-gen lifecycle, Saints Row 4 demonstrated how dated console hardware struggled to keep up with the technological demands of the latest triple-A titles. Despite numerous improvements over its predecessor, the game suffered from poor frame-rates and compromised image quality, impacting on the overall enjoyment of the game. While the wacky sci-fi settings, satirical humour, and crazy range of weaponry still allowed for enjoyable moments on both Xbox 360 and PS3, it was clear that the PC game was by far and away the best way to enjoy the experience.

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  22. Video: Dead Kings, phallic flamethrowers and Gat Out of Hell

    Ubisoft says "sorry, our bad" for the trouble with Assassin's Creed: Unity with free DLC Dead Kings, available to download now. This make-good DLC whisks Arno to the gloomy burg of Franciade, known as Saint-Denis prior to the church-hatin' Revolution.

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  23. Spec Analysis: Alienware Alpha

    Digital Foundry | Spec Analysis: Alienware Alpha

    The tiny gaming PC that trades blows with PlayStation 4.

    Originally planned as a Steam Machine running the Linux-based SteamOS, the Alienware Alpha is due for release very soon now, running Windows 8.1 and bundled with an Xbox 360 wireless controller in lieu of the delayed Steam controller. We took a look at the console-like PC at a recent meeting with Alienware and reckon it's got potential: the form factor is tiny, first impressions of the acoustics are good and the only unknowns concern the quality of its bespoke console-like interface (we weren't shown this, but some early shots are out there), and of course the raw performance of the internal components.

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  24. Rich Stanton on: Cheesing Destiny

    Feature | Rich Stanton on: Cheesing Destiny

    "It feels like Destiny has driven certain of its players mad."

    Recently I've been thinking about cheese, and not the cow stuff. Cheese as in taking advantage of a game's weird AI behaviour or a level glitch to bypass the 'correct' way of doing things. Surely we're all guilty of cheesing it up, whether for laughs or more mercenary reasons, but one game has finally managed to... well, make a game out of it.

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  25. Behold: Saints Row: Gat out of Hell's glorious launch... infomercial?

    You've got to hand it to Volition and Deep Silver, the developer and publisher behind Saints Row 4. In addition to creating one of the smartest, funniest, most fun, and shockingly progressive adventures in recent years, it's also assembled quite the marketing campaign for its upcoming next-gen re-release, Saints Row 4: Re-Elected, and standalone expansion Gat out of Hell.

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  26. Hatred gets the dreaded AO rating in the US

    Hatred gets the dreaded AO rating in the US

    Making it the second game to do so based solely on violence.

    Civilian mass murdering game Hatred is the third game in history to receive the dreaded AO [Adult's Only] rating from the US ratings board, the ESRB, despite it not having any sexual content whatsoever.

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  27. This is how Bully would look in HD

    This is how Bully would look in HD

    Student recreates the set of Rockstar's classic.

    Rockstar's mischievous scholastic satire Bully (or Canis Canem Edit, as it was originally called upon its European release) came out in 2006 and many have clamoured for a remake to it. It's unclear if that will ever happen, but graphic design student Wesley Arthur has given us some idea of how that might look by painstakingly recreating its boy's dormitory in Unreal Engine 4.

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  28. Brothers IP sold to 505 Games

    Brothers IP sold to 505 Games

    Suggests more entries in the series could be underway.

    The IP for Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons has been sold to 505 Games, the publisher behind Starbreeze's familial adventure, for $500K.

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  29. GTA 5 PC pre-orders include a free Rockstar game

    GTA 5 PC pre-orders include a free Rockstar game

    And in-game cash to make up for the delay.

    To make up for Grand Theft Auto 5's recent delay on PC, Rockstar is offering pre-order customers a few nifty perks like a free game and some bonus in-game cash.

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