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The newly-launched Modern Warfare 3 still lacks a number of multiplayer maps this week, after developer Activision was forced to pull them from rotation soon after the game launched.
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Elden Ring player Let Me Solo Them defeats final boss 5000 times
Where's their sword?
Elden Ring player Let Me Solo Them has now helped 5000 people defeat the game's final boss.
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PlayStation 5 accounted for half of UK console sales over past six months
As Nintendo and Xbox sales slip.
PlayStation 5 accounted for 51 percent of all console sales in the UK over the past six months.
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Hades heads to mobile via Netflix
Plus, behind the scenes of Devil May Cry anime.
Supergiant's iconic dungeon crawler Hades will be released on mobile next year exclusive to the Netflix app.
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UK boxed sales for Modern Warfare 3 fell 25 percent short on last year's Modern Warfare 2 launch.
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Feature | What's the deal with Silent Hill: Ascension?
Mountain to climb.
If you log onto Sony Pictures Core today - an entertainment app for PlayStation I hadn't even heard of until yesterday - an advertisement for Genvid's new Silent Hill project, Silent Hill: Ascension, confidently straddles the page. Its blurb is brief but intriguing: "An occult ritual gone wrong. A monster on a farm, two deaths in two towns on the opposite sides of the world cause horrific monsters to manifest."
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Dark and Darker has its own coffee now
Jump the Dark.
Ironmace is continuing to capitalise on the success of Dark and Darker by issuing another "collector's box" of coffee inspired by the game.
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Overwatch 2 players keep getting frozen in place on Colosseo
"It must be a fairly common issue."
Overwatch 2 players have discovered a strange bug that essentially traps players against an invisible wall, stopping them from moving and leaving them exposed to competitors.
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Mortal Kombat 1's Homelander will not be voiced by Anthony Starr
"Not to be dramatic, but this is the most devastating one-word answer in human history."
Anthony Starr – the voice behind The Boys' Homelander – has confirmed he will not be reprising his role in Mortal Kombat 1.
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Naraka: Bladepoint's next new hero is Hadi - here he is in action
Catch him if you fan.
Hadi Ismail is the next hero to come to Naraka: Bladepoint.
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"Heyyy, this was one of my favourite childhood games. It's bad."
Disney Pixar's PSP title, Up, is coming to PlayStation's Classics Catalogue.
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VR Corner | You'll need nerves (and a stomach) of steel to play this Flat2VR mod for Amnesia: The Dark Descent!
Keeping the frights on.
If there's one thing VR excels in, it's the horror game genre. Traditional flat horror games can be scary, sure, but there's always a safety blanket there. Because you're watching the action play out on a screen in front of you a slight turn of your head will break the illusion. Suddenly you're back in your room, safe from whatever is lurking inside your monitor.
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Feature | A look at Miyamoto's weird gem Devil World
Cross-y roads.
I've always been fascinated by Devil World, a game that Shigeru Miyamoto made for the Famicom back in the early 1980s. It was, I gather, his first game made exclusively for a console. Devil World's a spin on Pac-Man, but one that never made it to the West because it used a lot of religious imagery. Devils, sure, but also bibles and crosses. It's always sounded weird and intriguing.
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Modern Warfare 3 was "a labour of love" and "years in the making", says Sledgehammer Games
"Anything said to the contrary is simply not true – this is our game, and we cannot wait to play it with you."
Sledgehammer Games has hit back at reports about the development cycle of Modern Warfare 3, insisting it is "incredibly proud" of the latest Call of Duty instalment and says that its "proud to be the team to lead the way on Modern Warfare 3", and "anything said to the contrary is simply not true".
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Super Mario RPG has been developed by Dragon Quest studio ArtePiazza
It's a-me, Arte!
We already knew that the original director for Super Mario RPG on the SNES, Chihiro Fujioka, wasn't returning for the forthcoming Switch remake, but now we know which development studio did lead development: ArtePiazza.
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Konami is looking to employ game creators for "large-scale" Silent Hill projects
"A chance to be involved in game production in a cutting-edge development environment."
Konami is hiring for "large-scale projects" associated with its Silent Hill franchise.
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Bandai Namco will open a second "collection" of retail stores in London next week
"These new stores offer a slice of those experiences adored throughout Japan."
Bandai Namco has announced it is expanding its retail presence across the UK with an additional London store and "more stores nationally".
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This week we learned that Nintendo is developing a live-action The Legend of Zelda movie, but did you know that an animated movie almost brought Hyrule to life back in 2007?
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Baldur's Gate 3 secures a record seven awards at this year's 2023 Golden Joystick Awards
Baldur's Great.
Baldur's Gate 3 has swept the board at the 2023 Golden Joystick Awards.
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Feature | How do you end a game?
Fin.
I finished my first Dungeons & Dragons campaign last weekend and I haven't been able to stop thinking about endings since. Game endings in general, I mean - it doesn't need to be restricted to tabletop. It's something I hadn't really considered before, I realised, and now that I am considering it, I realise there's quite a lot going on.
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Netflix's next animated Witcher movie will star Doug Cockle as Geralt
Sirens of the Deep out next year.
Netflix has revealed Doug Cockle - the gravelly voice of Geralt of Rivia in CD Projekt's The Witcher series - will be reprising his role as the silver-haired monster-bopper in a new animated movie coming to the streaming service "late" next year.
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Nightdive's Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion remaster has been delayed a few weeks
Now due at the end of November.
If you've been eagerly awaiting Nightdive Studios' Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion remaster, you'll need to hang in there just a bit longer; the developer is delaying its release by a few weeks, with the dino FPS now coming to PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch on 30th November.
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Warner Bros. responds to Mortal Kombat 1 $10 Fatality outcry with two 'free' Fatalities
"We appreciate your feedback".
Warner Bros. has attempted to placate angry Mortal Kombat 1 players with two 'free' Fatalities following an outcry caused by the decision to introduce a $10 USD Fatality animation to the game's already heavily criticised premium store.
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Call of Duty will soon be disabling cheaters' parachutes and causing deadly 10,000ft bunny hops
As its anti-cheat measures evolve.
Whatever you might think of Call of Duty, you can't accuse its anti-cheat team of lacking imagination; having previously caused chaos for multiplayer cheaters by whisking away their weapons and turning opponents invisible, it'll soon be cutting their parachute cords and causing their bunny hops to launch them 10,000ft into the air before a very messy end.
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Fans debate claim Mass Effect 5 won't launch until 2029
"Can we not?"
Mass Effect fans have been debating a recent claim that the next game in the series may not launch until 2029.
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Digital Foundry | Lords of the Fallen is a stunning UE5 Soulslike with ongoing tech issues
Patches keep on coming but Xbox in particular still needs a lot of work.
Almost a month on from its release, Lords of the Fallen is a visually stunning Soulslike that's still held back by ongoing technical issues on console - and that's a shame. After all, this 2023 series reboot is a rare breed of next-gen project designed just for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, S and PC. Added to that, the game is built on Unreal Engine 5 with a heavy use of its Nanite and Lumen technologies. Developer Hexworks goes all-out here in its world-building and the UE5 features allow for intricately detailed gothic environments, lit by a hybrid ray-traced global illumination technique. Add in a realm-switching mechanic - in the tradition of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver - and it makes sense that the game's ambition is perhaps beyond the scope of a last-gen console release.
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It's shot up, you could say.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 released today, and it is pulling in some serious numbers for many internet service providers.
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Miyamoto admits Nintendo faces "an extremely high hurdle" with Zelda film
Been in discussions for 10 years.
The Legend of Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto has admitted Nintendo faces "an extremely high hurdle" not to disappoint fans across the world with the forthcoming film.
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Twitch is removing its Hype Chat feature
Based on "community feedback".
Twitch is removing its controversial Hype Chat feature, based on "community feedback".
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Paramount Plus is now available on both Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One consoles in several new markets, including the UK and Ireland.
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