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Video | Video: Games stuck in development hell
Outside Xbox refuses to let go.
It's E3 next week, but before we start getting excited about brand new games, spare a thought for the ones that got away - or rather the ones that supposedly still exist but, let's be honest, we have given up all hope of ever getting to play.
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PC drivers for Xbox One controller now available
Plus, another Halo 2 Anniversary hint.
Microsoft has released PC drivers for the Xbox One controller.
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Video | Video: Mario Kart 8's controversial Fire Hopping technique
Top players discover time-saving trick, we show you how it works.
Mario Kart 8 players have spotted an ingenious technique to speed up race times by performing jumps after a boost - but not everyone is happy about it.
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Now TV, Sky News, CrunchyRoll, GoPro apps coming to Xbox One
US gets Twitter. Still no sign of iPlayer.
Microsoft has named another slew of entertainment apps on the way for Xbox 360 and Xbox One, including Now TV and Sky News in the UK.
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Watch Dogs loading bug blocks some users that have redeemed uPlay rewards
UPDATE: "Not specifically related to Uplay Rewards," Ubisoft reveals.
UPDATE 5/6/14 11.25am: Ubisoft has told Eurogamer that the bug blocking some users from booting Watch Dogs is not related to uPlay rewards.
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Rebellion makes Sniper Elite V2 free on Steam
Until 6pm tonight.
UK developer Rebellion has made World War 2 first-person shooter Sniper Elite V2 free to download from Steam until 6pm UK time tonight.
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Feature | The video game assassination of JFK
The game that re-opened one of America's deepest wounds.
41 years after the assassination of the 35th president of the United States, Kirk Ewing was about to stand trial for his murder.
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Feature | Dust to dust: How Project Legion is eclipsing Dust 514
"The future of being a mercenary in this universe is on PC."
One person I met at Eve FanFest really stuck in my mind. He was unhappy and angry, and this went against everything else I'd seen there - everyone else I'd seen there. I asked him why and then I understood: unlike nearly everyone else, he was there for Dust 514, not Eve Online. He'd sat through a Dust 514 keynote earlier that day expecting - understandably - to hear about the future of the free-to-play online PS3 game. "I'm here today to talk about Dust 514," executive producer Jean-Charles Gaudechon announced when he walked on stage. Except he didn't - beyond briefly recapping on the year Dust 514 had been out. Instead he delivered a vision for something new and improved: a free-to-play online PC game, Project Legion.
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Feature | The power and politics of Make it Rain
What the latest mobile sensation says about humans and the games we play.
In the strip club, to 'make it rain' is the ultimate act of macho showmanship: a man flicks notes of paper money in quick succession from the top of a wad. He usually aims the money towards a woman, who dances for him while the cash flutters to the floor like so much confetti. In this context - where money, rather than natural attraction talks - 'making it rain' is a show of male braggadocio. The flick of the wrist is masturbatory (and the words carry a plain sexual association, the image of perpetual gobbing orgasm). But more than sex, this is about power and the sexualisation of affluence. Through this act the man says two things: that he has so much money that he can discard it without thought and that, with this money, he can buy the person at whom it's directed.
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PS4/Vita Ultimate Player Edition spotted on Amazon France for 580 euro
But will it come to the UK? Sony issues statement.
UPDATE: Sony has issued Eurogamer the following statement, which does little to shed light on whether the PlayStation 4 / Vita Ultimate Player Edition bundle will be released in the UK.
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Sony's Metal Gear Solid movie may finally have a director
After years of Quiet.
Sony has begun discussions with director Jordan Vogt-Roberts to helm its Metal Gear Solid movie, a new report suggests.
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Nvidia partnering on Assassin's Creed: Unity, Far Cry 4 for PC
GameWorks team also involved with The Crew and The Division.
Ubisoft has extended its partnership with graphics company Nvidia to cover all of its major upcoming releases.
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FIFA World Cup game reckons Germany will win the World Cup
And how did England do?
Who will win the World Cup? Brazil? They're on home soil, after all. Spain? They've got Iniesta, Xavi and all the rest. Argentina? They have Messi, perhaps the greatest footballer ever.
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World of Darkness reportedly reached alpha three times
Investigation reveals mismanagement, lack of vision.
The vampire MMO by Eve Online studio CCP - World of Darkness - apparently reached an alpha state three separate times in nearly nine years of development before it was canned.
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Don't call Eve Valkyrie a VR demo - now it's a game
Playing the new FanFest build, and seeking answers.
Eve Valkyrie is at the vanguard of the virtual reality gaming charge, and it's testament to the belief Oculus has that more than half of its brand spanking new Oculus Rift DK2 dev kits were in Iceland last week at Eve FanFest to showcase a brand spanking new build of the game. It's head and shoulders above what we saw recently at GDC.
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As delayed Star Citizen dogfighting goes live, Chris Roberts responds to critics
"I can assure you that the whole team is committed to making the best game possible."
Cloud Imperium Games has released the delayed Arena Commander dogfighting module for PC space game Star Citizen.
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Former Valve business chief Jason Holtman joins Oculus
Might we see a Steam for Oculus Rift?
Valve's former business chief Jason Holtman has joined virtual reality headset maker Oculus as its new head of platform.
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Valve issues warning about Steam Early Access games
"Some teams will be unable to 'finish' their game..."
Valve has issued a warning about Steam Early Access, saying developers may never finish their games.
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This is what Tetris looks like on PS4 and Xbox One
Ubisoft's Tetris Ultimate launches this summer.
Ubisoft has announced Tetris Ultimate for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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Miiverse update lets you write more, wait less
Now allows 400 character messages, reduces wait time to two minutes.
Nintendo's Wii U, 3DS and web-based social media platform, Miiverse, has received a new update that allows players to write longer messages and wait less time in between them.
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Noby Noby Boy-esque experimental indie Hohokum launches on PlayStation in August
New trailer explains its origins, shows off spiffy aerial environments.
Exploratory aerial playground Hohokum is set to launch on PS4, PS3 and Vita on 13th August in Europe and the previous day in North America.
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Evocative adventure Night In The Woods is coming to PS4
"A game about the inevitability of death… and pizza parties."
Surreal, nostalgic coming-of-age adventure Night in the Woods is set for release on PS4.
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Words With Friends dev is making an Oculus Rift-exclusive platformer
And a sandbox game for Steam later this year.
Words With Friends co-creator Paul Bettner is making an Oculus Rift-exclusive platformer entitled Lucky's Tale.
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First community-tested Battlefield 4 patch rolls out
Back of the netcode.
A month ago, EA and DICE launched something called a Community Test Environment for Battlefield 3. Here "passionate fans" could help DICE test new features and give feedback.
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PS4, Vita get hallucinatory death game One Way Trip
You're poisoned, six hours to live. What do you do?
One thing Sony opening its doors to independent developers does is throw up the weird stuff. And One Way Trip is definitely weird.
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Video | Video: Gaming's best and worst alternative histories
The new Wolfenstein follows in all sorts of footsteps.
Wolfenstein: The New Order topped the charts recently with its robo-Nazi take on what would have happened if things went differently in World War 2, but Machine Games was hardly the first developer to rewrite history books in search of a premise.
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Defiance MMO now free-to-play on PC
And free on PS3 and Xbox 360 from 15th July.
Trion's sci-fi MMO game Defiance - the game that tied into a Syfy television series - is now free-to-play on PC.
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Make The Walking Dead's decisions in a pinball game
Telltale's tale headed to Zen Pinball.
The first season of Telltale's The Walking Dead has been converted into a new table for Zen Studios' pinball games.
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Eve Online ditching bi-annual expansions, Kronos announced
UPDATE: Kronos released.
UPDATE 1.30PM BST 04/06: Kronos has been released. A full run-down of content in the expansion can be found on the Eve Online website.
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Wii Sports Club launching Baseball, Boxing on 27th June
Whole collection available on disc 11th July.
Nintendo will bring the final two Wii Sports mini-games, Baseball and Boxing, to Wii U on 27th June and offer all Wii U users free access for two days.
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