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CTF will return to Titanfall PC following player complaints
"It's obvious that lots of people were upset."
Titanfall developer Respawn is adding CTF back to the PC game's public playlist, following the outcry about it and Pilot Hunter mode being removed from all except Private Matches and the odd randomised Variety mode.
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Star Wars: Attack Squadrons has been cancelled
Dev to "focus on other Star Wars game experiences".
The upcoming free-to-play 16-player space combat game Star Wars: Attack Squadrons has been cancelled.
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Digital Foundry | Spec Analysis: Project Morpheus
Digital Foundry on what we know about the hardware and how it could host triple-A gameplay.
It's been a long time coming, but Sony has finally revealed its take on the great virtual reality dream. Hot on the heels of Oculus Rift, Project Morpheus can be seen as mainstream validation of VR and the first serious attempt at bringing it to a home console since Sega's aborted 1993 vintage headset. In theory, PlayStation 4 is the perfect home for virtual reality, too - Sony has the most powerful console GPU, a ready-made 3D controller in the form of PlayStation Move and a wealth of developers with direct experience creating stereoscopic 3D games. Not only that, but it also possesses a remarkably talented R&D team.
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Forza 5 is getting two more DLC packs
Free with a Season Pass, new content begins next week.
Forza Motorsport 5 is getting two additional DLC packs, developer Turn 10 has announced.
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The internet hivemind can now collaborate to play Hearthstone
Twitch Plays Pokémon-style.
A site has launched that allows users to collectively play games of Blizzard's virtual card game Hearthstone, similar to the recent Twitch Plays Pokémon phenomenon.
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Hearthstone beta "validated" free-to-play approach, Blizzard says
The best deal anywhere.
Blizzard felt like its work to balance Hearthstone as a free-to-play game was "validated" during the game's beta phase, the developer has told Eurogamer.
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Don't snog your arm, play Realistic Kissing Simulator
It'll teach you absolutely nothing, but you'll laugh.
"Whoops I'm licking underneath their chin!" "Oh no I've slurped my own eyeball!"
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Split/Second director launches Kickstarter for Rage Ride
UPDATE: It's been canned.
UPDATE 23/5/14 3.45pm Rage Ride's Kickstarter bid has been cancelled, its campaign page has revealed.
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Feature | Coming home? The return to SimCity
A year on from from its disastrous launch, our reviewer heads back to see what's changed.
Jefferson is gone. The first city that I ever built in the new SimCity, the one I laboured over for so many hours and led through redesign after redesign, is now no more. SimCity told me that there were problems with my city and that it needed to try and repair it. I could've told it that a year ago.
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"Approximately half" of PlayStation 4 users now have a Plus subscription
PS4 now making money with every console sale.
Around half of all PlayStation 4 owners have subscribed to PlayStation Plus, Sony boss Kaz Hirai has said.
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Review | Maia Early Access review
First contact.
Maia is probably going to be brilliant. This extra-terrestrial colony simulator merges Dungeon Keeper-style base management with AI systems so granular you could sweeten your tea with them, and is infused with darkly comic writing that encapsulates the creeping insanity of a close-knit community isolated on the absolute fringes of human existence. You can clearly see where it's headed, and you can predict its trajectory for getting there.
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What does Fallout: New Vegas' lead designer want from Fallout 4?
But don't expect an announcement any time soon, Bethesda says.
It's been more than a year since Skyrim developer Bethesda Game Studios moved wholesale onto its "next major project", which we expect to be Fallout 4. The game was in pre-production while Skyrim DLC rolled out, and in April 2013 was declared ready for the team's "full attention".
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Digital Foundry | Performance Analysis: Wolfenstein: The New Order
1080p60 platform parity?
It's early days here at Digital Foundry with Wolfenstein: The New Order. While the PC version arrived earlier in the week, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One code dropped through the letterbox only yesterday, so what follows are preliminary impressions based on the initial asset work. However, what's clear is that Machine Games has handed in the first cross-platform 60fps first-person shooter for the new generation of consoles, with little to differentiate the two versions of the game.
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Telltale's The Walking Dead writer lands Star Wars film
Whitta surprise!
Former games journalist turned writer Gary Whitta will pen the script of 2016's standalone Star Wars film.
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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U will make use of NFC toys
Plus, Fire Emblem's Ike confirmed to return.
The upcoming Wii U version of Super Smash Bros. will support Nintendo's recently-announced NFC toy range.
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Total Chaos is a beautiful open-world horror mod for Doom 2
Modder teaches an old engine new tricks.
If you thought Gravity Bone and 30 Flights of Loving were oldschool for using the Quake Engine, you ain't seen nothing yet as modder WadaHolic is creating an open-world survival mod for Doom 2 and it looks glorious.
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Planetary Annihilation adds a single-player mode
Cosmic RTS is currently on sale for 40 per cent off.
Uber Entertainment's Total Annihilation spiritual successor, Planetary Annihilation, has added a single-player campaign as a free update to its crowdfunded RTS game.
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Amplitude HD's Kickstarter campaign succeeds on its last day
Comeback kid nearly doubles its funding in two days.
Well what do ya know, Amplitude HD reached its $775K Kickstarter goal after all.
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Review | Tropico 5 review
Despot the difference?
The Tropico series has long endeavoured to inject a dose of humour, a splash of colour and a foot-tapping calypso beat into a genre that can sometimes appear stuffy and staid. As such, this fifth instalment's cheeky sideswipes at egomaniacal dictators still raise a smile and its familiar sun-drenched Caribbean setting remains enticing to those looking to juggle city-building and politicking.
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Samsung is developing a VR headset - report
Hopes to release it before Oculus and Morpheus.
Samsung is making a virtual reality headset for its phones and tablets, according to a report by Endgadget.
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Blizzard is suing Starcraft 2 hackers for profiting off mods
And for generally making the game less fun.
UPDATE 22/05/2014 8.15pm: Blizzard has issued Eurogamer the following statement about this pending litigation:
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Video | Video: Wolfenstein: The New Order censored version comparison
Take a look at the Nazi-free version.
Wolfenstein: The New Order is the first title in the series to be granted an official release in Germany - not surprising, really, when you consider that the use of Nazi imagery and slogans has been restricted in the country for over 60 years.
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Brink dev's F2P FPS Extraction renamed back to Dirty Bomb
Beta sign-ups re-open.
Last year Brink developer Splash Damage renamed its upcoming free-to-play FPS Dirty Bomb to Extraction. Now it's back to being called Dirty Bomb.
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Among the Sleep awakens next week on PC, Mac and Linux
New trailer reveals spooky environments, teddy bear.
Krillbite Studios' first-person horror game where you play as an infant, Among the Sleep, is finally coming to PC, Mac and Linux on 29th May.
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Sony: PS4 "likely" to exceed profits earned from PS2
Kaz Hirai hails strong hardware sales and digital services.
The PlayStation 4 is off to a strong start, with seven million units sold since it launched in November 2013.
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Xbox One's Powerstar Golf is now a free-to-play game
Courses lumped into packs for you to purchase.
Xbox One's stylised sports sim Powerstar Golf has become a free-to-play title.
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Minecraft Xbox One, PS4, Vita editions due in August
Upgrade from last-gen for cheap, PS3 gets you free Vita version.
Minecraft developer Mojang has revealed extensive details on the game's upcoming PlayStation 4, Vita and Xbox One editions, which will all be available to download this August.
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Mix Tetris and Lemmings to make MouseCraft
A Cross-Buy PS4/PS3/Vita and PC puzzle game.
Another game I stumbled upon at Polish conference Digital Dragons was MouseCraft, an engaging puzzle game that's most easily described as Tetris meets Lemmings.
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The Space Hulk: Deathwing game looks like this
Dark screenshots of outsider Warhammer 40K FPS.
The Unreal Engine 4 first-person shooter Space Hulk: Deathwing looks like this.
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XBLA scam costs Microsoft $1.2m
Exploit lets hackers pilfer free MS Points.
An Xbox Live Arcade exploit that allowed hackers to stockpile Microsoft Points has cost the platform holder $1.2m, according to reports.
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