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  1. Pokémon Go artwork showing the silhouettes of four player characters on the ground, next to a gym.

    Two former Niantic employees sue over sexual bias claims

    UPDATE: Court rules class action lawsuit can go to trial.

    UPDATE 21/11/23: A US court has ruled that the proposed class-action lawsuit brought by two former Niantic employees can now proceed, after the Pokémon Go maker attempted to move the matter into individual arbitrations.

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  2. KOTOR protagonist Darth Revan holding a red Lightsaber glowing in the dark

    Knights of the Old Republic Remake reportedly not in active development

    UPDATE: Two sources say they are still working on the game.

    UPDATE 22/11/23: Sources at Saber Interactive have told Bloomberg's Jason Schreier that the KOTOR Remake is still being worked on, contradicting this week's previous report that the game was "not being worked on in any way at any studio".

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  3. A screenshot from the underwater game Abzu, where a slight diver swims along with blue whales. There's a slightly simplified, illustrative look to the world.

    Supporters | Five of the Best: Submerged worlds

    Water conundrum.

    Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!

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  4. A skeletal-looking orc, with a huge spiky metal helmet, and a saw-edged sword, leers threateningly at the camera, so close you can almost smell its breath.

    In the fabled beforetimes of the early 2010s, Games Workshop made the decision to end the world. Not our world, though it may feel like it at times, but the Old World of Warhammer Fantasy Battle. The long-bearded miniatures game was vastly outperformed by its younger sci-fi sibling, Warhammer 40,000, so in 2015 it was killed off and replaced with Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This new setting, literally built from the shards of the previous one, reinterpreted iconic Warhammer elements and added a whole pile of shiny newness, most prominently the Stormcast Eternals, huge armoured warriors designed to be the mass appeal poster boys that GW felt WFB lacked.

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  5. Promotional artwork for Diablo 4 showing main antagonist Lilith.

    Conveniently timed to coincide with the launch of this year's Steam autumn sale, Blizzard has announced a free trial week for Diablo 4 - plus discounts across all versions of the game - starting today and running until 28th November.

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  6. Promotional art for Subnautica showing a diver underwater surrounded by strange alien fish.

    If your life has been upsettingly devoid of underwater terror since polishing off Subnautica: Below Zero, a glimmer of nautical promise is on the (distant) horizon, with publisher Krafton confirming it expects the ocean survival series' next instalment to arrive in the first half of 2025.

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  7. A screenshot of Nakwon: Last Paradise showing the player stood on a rooftop overlooking a decimated street, the city of Seoul barely visible through the fog in the background.

    Back in September, Dave the Diver studio Mintrocket unveiled Nakwon: Last Paradise, a 16-player stealth-survival extraction game set on the streets of Seoul amid an undead apocalypse, and now - with a public pre-alpha playtest looming - it's shared 22 minutes of gameplay.

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  8. Steam update banner showing two PS controllers against a pinky/purple backdrop with more controllers

    Valve has released a fresh Steam update that makes it even simpler to discover games supported by different controllers.

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  9. Fortnite's The Big Bang event artwork shows the game's original rocket flanked by a car wheel, an electric guitar and a Lego llama, hinting at future modes coming to the game.

    Fortnite dates The Big Bang live event, as leaks suggest a huge music star will appear

    Battle royale set to remove "majority" of cosmetic gating following backlash.

    Fortnite has put a date on its next big live event - its first for a full year - now formally named as The Big Bang.

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  10. Teardown is a visual, physical showcase on PS5 and Xbox Series consoles

    Digital Foundry | Teardown is a visual, physical showcase on PS5 and Xbox Series consoles

    Original and distinctive - and not to be missed.

    Looking for something different, original and distinctive? After years available on PC, Teardown has finally appeared on the current generation consoles - and by and large, it's terrific. As an extra bonus, it's currently one of the free games on the PlayStation Plus subscription package - and I encourage you to check it out.

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  11. Suicide Squad members looking down at the camera

    Warner Bros. has opened registrations for a closed alpha tech test for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League which is set to take place at the end of the month.

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  12. Promotional artwork for Fortnite's Chapter 4, Season 4, showing a number of characters running into the foreground while a building explodes behind them.

    Court documents reveal Google considered partnering with Tencent to take over Epic

    Fortnite maker's second antitrust lawsuit began earlier this month.

    Court documents from the ongoing Epic Games vs Google antitrust case reveal the internet giant wanted to take over the Fortnite and Unreal Engine developer, and was willing to work with shareholder Tencent to complete a buyout.

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  13. Carmina Drummer in The Expanse:  A Telltale Series suited up and staring into the darkness of space

    The Expanse: A Telltale Series is now available on Steam after the game's four month long period as an Epic Games Store exclusive on PC.

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  14. Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition announced, launches next month

    CD Projekt Red has announced its Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, which will include both the base game and its expansion Phantom Liberty.

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  15. Screenshot from Bulletstorm VR

    Bulletstorm VR has seen its release delayed by just over a month, into 2024.

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  16. The Simpsons: Hit & Run cover showing Homer Simpson running away as his children Bart and Lisa jump through a ring of flames in a red convertible car. Kwik E Mart owner Apu looks alarmed

    An ambitious-sounding follow-up to The Simpsons: Hit & Run was set to include airships.

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  17. A screenshot from American Arcadia. Think 1970s.  A man - Trevor - stands behind a podium ready to address an audience, with a TV screen hanging behind him. The room around him is all oranges and reds, and he has a moustache and glasses and longish frumpy hair. And a tank top. Don't forget the tank top.

    I worried a bit about American Arcadia because of how much of a departure it seemed to be from Call of the Sea, Out of the Blue's first game, which I really liked. Why ditch a template that seemed to work so well? Why leave first-person mystery adventuring behind for a platformer set in the 1970s? Like I said, I worried.

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  18. Ubisoft logo in white on a black background.

    Assassin's Creed publisher Ubisoft has pulled its live advertising from X, formerly Twitter, amidst the ongoing row over antisemitism on the platform.

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  19. Screenshot from Starfield showing the landscape of Schrodinger VIII-a with a large ringed planet visible in the sky

    Bethesda has released a new patch for Starfield, which adds DLSS support for those on PC, as well as the ability to ingest food when it is found in the environment. This means players will be able to "enjoy those Chunks immediately or save them for later". Mmm.

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  20. A scaly dinosaur with an almost-grin on its face

    Following yet another last-minute delay, Ark: Survival Ascended's Xbox Series X/S release is now happening later today.

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  21. Two snakebirds try to navigate a 2D oasis in this level from Snakebird Complete. They are headed for the exit portal - if they can cross the gaps.

    I thought I would give Snakebird Complete five minutes or so when I downloaded it. Of course, it ended up eating my entire weekend. Brilliant brain-teasy puzzles, each the size of a single thought, and those lovely flat, bright colours and that beautiful children's book world!

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  22. Gaia skin in Modern Warfare 2

    Modern Warfare 2's 'Groot' skin continuing to wreak havoc in Modern Warfare 3

    UPDATE: Sledgehammer to "disable" Gaia skin in future update.

    UPDATE 21/11/23: Sledgehammer Games will "disable" Modern Warfare 3's Groot-like Gaia cosmetic in a future update, following player complaints about the almost invisible skin. It will then proceed to make "adjustments" to the skin before introducing it back to the game.

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  23. Screenshot of Alan Wake 2's Saga Anderson, wearing a red knitted sweater and black waterproof jacket, as she arrives at the trailer park in Watery.

    If you have been on the lookout for a new seasonal knitting project but are yet to be inspired, well, Remedy may just have exactly what you need.

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  24. A city made up of several linked islands in a body of water, built in Cities: Skylines 2

    Cities: Skylines 2 studio delays expansion pass content to continue fixing main game

    Pledged to improve performance before releasing paid DLC.

    Cities: Skylines 2 developer Colossal Order has delayed the release of scheduled content within the game's expansion pass, while it continues to improve the main game's performance.

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  25. Screenshot from Returnal, showing protagonist Selene standing in front of an octopus-like alien lifeform

    Harry Krueger, the director of 2021's PlayStation 5 exclusive Returnal, is leaving Housemarque after almost 15 years at the studio.

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  26. DF Weekly: PlayStation Portal's quality is reliant on your home network set-up

    Digital Foundry | DF Weekly: PlayStation Portal's quality is reliant on your home network set-up

    At its best, it's fine - but things can go south quickly.

    This week's Digital Foundry Direct Weekly kicks off with first impressions on Sony's PlayStation Portal, which we received around the same time that the embargo lifted. Since then, the device has already sold out and in my experience, it's already commanding anything up to a £150 price premium. Well, it's a bit of a stretch to justify its £199 sticker price and I wouldn't recommend paying a penny more. When it works, it's fine, but I can't help but think that a first-party device from a console manufacturer should not ship in a state where the core quality of the device is entirely reliant on third-party equipment it has no oversight over.

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  27. Screenshot from The Lord of the Rings: Gollum showing Gollum and an elf open a door in Middle-earth

    If you are on the Premium tier of Sony's PlayStation Plus subscription service, you can now have a go at both The Lord of the Rings: Gollum and Baldur's Gate 3, as part of the subscription's trial offerings.

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  28. Chaos and flames fill the screen in this shot from Synapse.

    Video gaming group Aonic has acquired VR developer and publisher nDreams.

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  29. Jak from Immortals of Aveum stares down in thought

    Immortals of Aveum developer blames poor sales on busy launch calendar

    Talks to put game on subscription services are happening.

    The CEO of Immortals of Aveum developer Ascendant Studios has said releasing the game during such a busy window "100 percent" contributed to its poor sales figures.

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