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Watch Dogs PlayStation-exclusive content detailed
Four missions, an outfit and a hacking perk.
Ubisoft has detailed its exclusive content for Watch Dogs on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.
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How Watch Dogs' multiplayer liberates Ubisoft's open world
New impressions, new gameplay and new details on Ubisoft Montreal's blockbuster.
Open Watch Dog's world map and what will you find? I see a city divided into districts, around half a dozen in number. Each has a central control point to capture, to unlock a surrounding sea of icons - side-missions, mini-games, collectibles. So it is in Assassin's Creed, so it is in Far Cry and so it is in Watch Dogs too.
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Feature | Portal 2: Top 10 Test Chambers
Brain training.
Which one was it for you? Most of those who've made it through to the end of Valve's brilliant sequel will have encountered at least one test chamber whose solution remained so unfathomably elusive as to induce genuine despair.
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Trials Fusion closed PC beta announced
PC release now a week later than on consoles.
A closed beta version of Trials Fusion will launch for PC tomorrow, publisher Ubisoft has announced.
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Obsidian's involved in F2P tank MMO Armored Warfare
UPDATE: Meanwhile the other MMO Skyforge gets a new trailer.
UPDATE 3.30PM GMT: A new trailer for Skyforge, the other Mail.Ru/My.com MMO Obsidian is helping with, has been released. Beta sign-ups are open and the game is "coming soon".
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Review | inFamous: Second Son review
Generation X-Men.
Announcing the third inFamous game at the unveiling of PlayStation 4 last year, director Nate Fox got political. He mentioned that he'd been tear-gassed in 1999's anti-globalisation riot, the Battle of Seattle (an event he's been invoking in interviews for a while). He attacked the police. He touched on the troubling extent of government surveillance that was dominating headlines at the time. "Our security comes at a high price: our freedom," he declared, before linking current affairs back to inFamous lore - an unruly superhero universe where the emergence of super-powered humans in present-day USA causes chaos and unrest. "Which of us would have the courage to fight to get our freedoms back?" he asked.
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Bumper Guild Wars 2 Feature Pack out in April
"A sweeping range of new systems and enhancements."
"A sweeping range of new systems and feature enhancements" for Guild Wars 2 will arrive 15th April.
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Call of Duty: Ghosts DLC free to try this weekend
On Xbox 360 and Xbox One, and other platforms later.
Climb out of your Titans! Activision wants you to play Call of Duty: Ghosts' new Onslaught DLC this weekend without paying a penny.
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Epic Games has no current plans for, and is not developing, a new Unreal Tournament game.
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McDonald's Mario Happy Meal unboxing video
With extra mushrooms.
Tempted by the offer of a McDonald's Happy Meal with a free Mario toy? Our friends at Nintendo Life have filmed an unboxing video to show you exactly what you'll get.
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EA celebrates FIFA Ultimate Team's birthday by giving away free packs
Five untradeable Rare Gold packs and other treats for FIFA 14 players.
EA Sports is celebrating the five-year anniversary of the introduction of Ultimate Team to the FIFA series by running a bunch of promotions and giving away free stuff.
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Footage has emerged of Borderlands 2 running on PlayStation Vita.
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Summer SWTOR expansion adds player housing
Galactic Strongholds, and Guild Flagships.
A summer Star Wars: The Old Republic expansion has been announced, called Galactic Strongholds.
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Just Add Water has released new gameplay footage showing off the latest version of the Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee remake it's been working on.
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How does Project Morpheus compare to Oculus Rift?
First impressions of Sony's VR unit.
Just under two years ago, John Carmack revealed a virtual reality dream. It was a charmingly sketchy one back then, too, a hastily hung together prototype created by wunderkind Palmer Luckey, but even through the masking tape and ski goggles the future it suggested was intoxicating. The Oculus Rift has become a tangible, tantalising prospect since, and Sony's entry into the market with Project Morpheus, while not exactly validating VR, is a sure sign that the dream is drawing ever closer.
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Shenmue once featured cats that walk on two legs
And was originally called The Old Man and the Peach Tree.
At one point during the development of Dreamcast classic Shenmue its cats walked around on two legs, while some men strutted around like Marilyn Monroe.
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Animal Crossing: New Leaf's development team had an even gender split
And the diversity helped tackle series fatigue.
The development team behind the 3DS hit Animal Crossing: New Leaf had an even gender split, and that diversity helped the series evolve as well as contributing to its broad appeal.
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This is what Battlefield 4 Naval Strike gameplay looks like
Out 25th March for Premium members.
DICE has released a gameplay video of Battlefield 4 expansion Naval Strike.
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Lorne Lanning hopes to bring Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath to PS4
iOS version to cost $5.
Oddworld creator Lorne Lanning hopes to bring a spruced-up Stranger's Wrath HD to PlayStation 4, he told Eurogamer at GDC - though it's not 100 per cent confirmed.
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Dragon Fin Soup: a SNES-style RPG for PS4, PS3, Vita and PC
With Roguelike elements and plenty of charm.
Dragon Fin Soup is described as a SNES-style turn-based role-playing game, with Roguelike elements, for PC and PlayStation (PS4, PS3, Vita) hardware. And it's nearly reached its $24K goal on Kickstarter.
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Review | Frozen Endzone beta review
Cool runnings.
Like Frozen Synapse before it, Frozen Endzone is a predict-'em-up - a primarily multiplayer strategy game of deliberately limited scope where players take their turns simultaneously, attempting to outwit, deceive and second-guess their opponent. Whereas Synapse themed its tactical trickery around squads of tooled-up door-kickers trying to gun each other down, however, Endzone brings us a glossy future sport played by hulking robots.
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Tom Clancy's The Division footage shown off
Ubisoft sprouts a new look at the Snowdrop engine.
Ubisoft has shown off a new look at its impressive Snowdrop engine, which is currently in development for PC and next-gen online shooter Tom Clancy's The Division.
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Unreal Engine 4 open to all for a $19 monthly fee
Devs will need to pay five per cent in gross revenue.
Unreal Engine 4 will be open to all devs for a $19 monthly fee, Epic founder Tim Sweeney just announced at GDC.
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Sony signs more indie dev-tool deals for PlayStation
Removes more barriers.
Sony continues to pursue the exciting indie game scene by making it easier for smaller teams to get games cheaply up and running on PlayStation hardware, be it PS4, PS3 or Vita.
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"Sony needs to show how good VR could be - not something like PS Move"
Oculus' creator on Sony's entry into VR.
Oculus Rift's creator Palmer Luckey has welcomed Sony's entry into virtual reality with Morpheus, believing they could help take the technology mainstream.
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UK budget fails to include games tax relief
Quid time event.
Another UK budget has been passed without the inclusion of tax cuts for video game development.
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PS4 video editing, HDCP off, 720p Twitch coming
Will be able to Share recordings to a USB device, too.
Sony has announced additional PS4 video features coming in a firmware update in "the upcoming weeks".
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Oculus opens pre-orders for new, improved dev kit
Crystal Cove-enabled, 1080p unit begins shipping in July.
Oculus has opened up pre-orders for its new improved dev kit, DK2, with a price-tag of $350 and with units expected to ship in July.
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Video | Video: Kinect Sports Rivals preview
Can Rare's latest game win over the Kinectophobes?
When I spoke to him last May, Phil Harrison said he thought Kinect 2.0 would redeem the controversial sensor's reputation with core gamers. If public sentiment over the last year is anything to go by, however, it certainly hasn't happened yet, despite us all enjoying the option to plug in our cable boxes and shout "Xbox mute" whenever that Hotels Combined advert comes on the telly.
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A more colourful Diablo.
Deep Silver has released the first gameplay video for hack-and-slash RPG Sacred 3.
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