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Blog | The best Black Friday deals - according to Eurogamer readers
What you've been buying so far.
Whether you're looking for a new games console yourself or getting a present for someone else as we get closer to Christmas, this week has seen all-time low prices for games consoles and gaming equipment - and you've been buying them in spades.
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The first Life is Strange game has been played by over 20 million people.
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GTA 5 Michael actor Ned Luke swatted while playing on Thanksgiving stream
Defends Rockstar from accusation GTA 5 leaked his IP address.
Ned Luke, the actor behind GTA 5 main character Michael De Santa, has been swatted while playing the game for fans in a Thanksgiving livestream.
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Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya says he may take his ideas for the series "to the grave" with him
Witch, please.
Original Bayonetta director Hideki Kamiya suspects many of his ideas for the series will be going to the grave with him.
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Supporters | Game of the week: Snakebird Complete offers a much needed burst of colour
Grey lagoons
As we enter the grey early days of winter, and as I seem to more frequently start each day with a Lemsip wafting restorative lemony goodness next to me, a game that offers the simple pleasures of bright colours and pleasing shapes is worth more and more. Inevitably, then, our game of the week is Snakebird Complete, a Switch compilation of brilliant puzzley brainteasers that see you moving your bright, charming snakebirds past a range of obstacles and towards each level's exit goal.
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Feature | What we've been playing
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: haunted writers, roller skates and Skeletor.
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American Truck Simulator's Kansas expansion arrives next week
Plus, sky-beautifying 1.49 update out now.
American Truck Simulator rumbles ever-onward, and developer SCS Software has announced it'll be making its next stop, this time in the state of Kansas - the destination of its newest paid expansion - next Thursday, 30th November. Plus, its substantial 1.49 update - which adds a dynamic night sky, the moon, HDR skyboxes, and more - is out now.
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Deliver Us Mars is this week's Epic Games Store freebie
Jitsu Squad, Mighty Fight Federation up next.
As families come together to gorge on turkey/give thanks for Doctor Who being 60, what better way to mark the occasion than with a bit of a (spacey) freebie from the Epic Games Store, specifically in the form of Deliver Us Mars?
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Newscast | Are there too many video game remakes and remasters?
Not the last of us.
This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we discuss this year's various video game remakes and remasters, including the recently-announced The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, which is headed to PlayStation 5 in January.
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EA Sports FC 24 players will be able to experience the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament from the comfort of home thanks to an upcoming free in-game update.
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The upcoming PC requirements for Tekken 8 are now available on Steam.
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Intellivision launches app version of Amico console, as hardware remains distant
Says manufacturing "requires securing additional investment".
Intellision has released Amico Home, an app for Android phones, as the company continues to struggle getting its hardware out the door.
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83% of mobile games fail in three years after launch, report states
While almost half are cancelled during development.
According to a new report, 83 percent of games released on mobile platforms fail within three years of launch. In addition, 43 percent of mobile games are cancelled during development.
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PlayStation 5 Slim pre-orders live in the UK, launches next week
UPDATE: Disc-less model also now available.
Sony has begun taking UK pre-orders for the PlayStation 5 Slim, its redesigned PS5 model that now offers an optional disc drive.
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"That could lock us in a certain direction."
Former Mass Effect lead writer Mac Walters has said his new studio Worlds Untold will be focused on creating fresh worlds and characters without limitation.
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Modern Warfare 3 developer investigating Call of Duty snake movement "exploit"
Fans had called the mechanic "broken".
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 developer Sledgehammer Games has said it is "investigating" an exploit that allows players to wriggle around on the floor while prone at fast speeds.
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The Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski says Netflix "never listened" to his feedback
Geralt right now.
Andrzej Sapkowski may have penned The Witcher novels, which in turn inspired both CD Projekt Red's video game series and Netflix's TV adaptation, but that doesn't mean that the streaming service ever listened to his feedback.
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Digital Foundry | Pimax Crystal review: the ultimate VR headset for flight sim and racing games?
This headset has twice the pixel count of the PlayStation VR2.
Virtual reality has come a long way since its resurgence in the last decade but two problems remain: image clarity and field of view. There's always the feeling that you're looking through a pair of binoculars, your view limited by the screens placed directly in front of your eyes. This is the problem the Pimax Crystal was designed to solve, with a huge field of view and more raw pixels than any other VR headset, but its $1599 asking price (currently reduced to $1440) and steep system requirements raise questions about its viability.
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The Pokémon Company sets up 16ft Christmas tree made of plushies
With a Staryu on the top.
The Pokémon Company is kicking things off for Christmas with a huge 5m (16.4ft) Poké Plush tree set up at the North Atrium in Westfield London.
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Feature | Pile Up! is a city builder in which pretty much everyone's always angry
Urban sprawl.
I swear that London used to have a palace situated on a bridge. I've been googling around this morning and I think I might have been thinking of Nonsuch House, which was on the old London Bridge. Four storeys and built in 1579, I've also just learned that Nonsuch House was the first recorded pre-fab building in history, having been built and then dismantled in the Netherlands and then shipped over to London where they put it back together again.
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Ex-Rockstar North dev spills on Agent, abandoned zombie game, and more in fascinating new blog
UPDATE: Now offline, following contact by Rockstar itself.
UPDATE 23/11/23: Ex-Rockstar North technical director Obbe Vermeij has U-turned on plans to share more about the development of early Rockstar games he worked on, after Rockstar itself got in touch.
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Call of Duty 2024 a Black Ops title set in the Gulf War, new report claims
Will feature 'traditional combat technology'.
Following some initial rumblings earlier this year, a new report has lend further credence to suggestions 2024's Call of Duty game will be another entry in the Black Ops series, this one now said to be taking place in the Gulf War.
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£5bn lawsuit over unfair PlayStation prices may continue, tribunal rules
Despite Sony's claim it was "flawed from start to finish".
Sony must face a £5bn lawsuit that alleges gamers have been repeatedly overcharged for PlayStation products, following a decision this week by the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal.
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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 delayed into the second half of next year
To "properly polish the game".
There's some bad news if you were hoping to get your Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 fix anytime soon; publisher Focus Entertainment has announced a substantial delay for the third-person sci-fi shooter, which is now expected to arrive in the second half of next year.
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Fan recreates The Legend of Zelda as a Studio Ghibli film
Hyrule's Moving Castle.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, one fan has released an animated short of Castle Town reimagined as a setting in a Studio Ghibli film.
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While admitting he intended to break rules of the platform's payment system.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has claimed Google offered him what "seemed like a crooked arrangement" in order to persuade the company to release Fortnite in the Google Play Store rather than through its own website.
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Digital Foundry | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 runs well on PS5 and Series X - but Series S has issues
The junior Xbox struggles to maintain COD's signature 60fps.
As the 20th mainline instalment in the Call of Duty series, Modern Warfare 3 defies the odds this year in the wake of rumours suggesting its accelerated development. Despite reports suggesting Modern Warfare 3 was originally meant as an expansion to 2022's Modern Warfare 2 and despite reports that the game's been in development for less than 18 months, it has in fact materialised as a fully-fledged release. In terms of what you'd expect from Call of Duty, the core components are all there, albeit with a diminished campaign and a lack of brand-new 6v6 multiplayer levels - but our focus here is more on the technical aspects of the game. The IW9 engine continues to impress, but there are signs that the signature polish on the experience isn't quite up to snuff for all users. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X fare well, but Series S seems to take a hit compared to previous franchise entries.
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Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew developer announces final ever release
DLC drops shortly before studio closes.
Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew developer Mimimi Games has announced it'll release two DLC expansions for the supernatural stealth tactics game on 6th December.
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Long-delayed Prince of Persia remake gets a brief update
Sands good to us.
Ubisoft has given a brief update on its missing in action Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake, which has had a troubled development and still lacks a formal release date.
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Call of Duty boasts Modern Warfare 3 has broken new engagement records
Launch dubbed "historic", but no mention yet of sales numbers.
Activision has said its new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has broken multiple player engagement records, without providing any specific player numbers.
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