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  1. Catlateral Damage developer explains upcoming additions

    Catlateral Damage developer explains upcoming additions

    Stealth ransacking, timeless exploration and more.

    Catlateral Damage developer Chris Chung has detailed some of the upcoming additions to the commercial build of his first-person cat simulator.

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  2. Telltale's Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures are no longer for sale

    Telltale's Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures are no longer for sale

    After its distribution agreement with Aardman expired.

    Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures - Telltale's episodic take on Aardman Studios' popular property about a plucky pup and his human pal - has been removed from all digital distribution channels following the expiration of a distribution agreement between Telltale and Aardman.

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  3. Don't Starve to receive Reign of Giants DLC this autumn

    Klei Entertainment's survivalist roguelike Don't Starve will be receiving DLC entitled Reign of the Giants, which the developer teased for an August release on YouTube.

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  4. Video: Let's Play DayZ: Bromance turns to tragedy

    Video | Video: Let's Play DayZ: Bromance turns to tragedy

    Ian joins forces with James from Outside Xbox.

    If you've subscribed to our Twitch channel, you may have seen that Ian has been live-streaming the DayZ alpha for several hours a day for the last few days. In the moments we remember most fondly, he has even joined forces with Outside Xbox's James Hills.

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  5. Tomb Raider finally achieved profitability "by the end of last year"

    Tomb Raider finally achieved profitability "by the end of last year"

    Dev talks sales expectations, Definitive Edition and the game's sequel.

    Last year, Square Enix said it was "very disappointed" that the high review scores for Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider reboot had not translated into the equally high sales it had expected for the game - a whopping 5-6 million units within four weeks.

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  6. Video: Let's Play Rust: Making friends and bludgeoning wildlife

    Video | Video: Let's Play Rust: Making friends and bludgeoning wildlife

    Confusion reigns as Ian role-plays an eccentric monk.

    It may only be early in development, but the way Rust mixes elements of games like DayZ and Minecraft together has already proved irresistible to a huge number of people who have picked it up on Steam Early Access.

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  7. PC Tech Comparison: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

    Digital Foundry | PC Tech Comparison: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

    The Platinum edition.

    After little more than the odd, teasing tweet from Hideo Kojima to show for its vital signs, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance arrives as a competent, if not entirely awe-inspiring port to PC. It's been almost a year since the PS3 and 360 releases, and so expectations are high for the esteemed Platinum Games to deliver more than just a barebones port of its latest hack-and-slash success. However, the lack of previous PC releases from the company over the last generation makes this a daring first attempt at the practise - with a mixture of results that mostly point to the positive.

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  8. Video: Let's Play stabbing each other in Nidhogg

    Video | Video: Let's Play stabbing each other in Nidhogg

    En garde, Wesley and Bertie!

    Nidhogg? Sounds like hedgehog! What is this odd game people are talking about?

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  9. Klei's Incognita is now called Invisible, Inc.

    Incongnita, the turn-based strategy game by Don't Starve developer Klei, will henceforth be known as Invisible, Inc.

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  10. Sony creates custom PS3 hardware for PlayStation Now

    Digital Foundry | Sony creates custom PS3 hardware for PlayStation Now

    Dedicated servers house eight PS3s, built from the ground up for cloud gameplay.

    Sony has developed brand new PS3 hardware to power its PlayStation Now streaming service, revealed earlier this month at CES in Las Vegas. Sources who have been briefed on the project suggest that the new PlayStation 3 consists of eight custom console units built into a single rack server. It's the new PlayStation hardware that everyone will have access to, but few will actually see.

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  11. Players make how much money in Team Fortress 2?

    Players make how much money in Team Fortress 2?

    Valve and doing micro-transactions right.

    "In the first week of 2014, $400k was paid out to content creators", noted Valve during the second Steam Day (summarised on Steamdb) - those content creators being people like you or me who belong to the Team Fortress 2 or Dota 2 communities.

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  12. Buy Warlords of Draenor and boost to level 90 now

    As soon as you pre-purchase (buy in advance) upcoming World of Warcraft expansion pack Warlords of Draenor, you'll immediately be able to boost one your characters to level 90.

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    Google developing smart contact lens to help diabetics

    Will detect sugar levels via your tears. Really.

    Forget Google Glass, the team at Google now want direct access to your eyeballs. But - wait for it - it's for a good cause.

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  14. NES Remix review

    Review | NES Remix review

    8-bitty.

    More than any other video game publisher, Nintendo understands the power and value of its own heritage. Amongst its rivals, rumours of careless curation abound: Sega has reportedly lost the source code to its much-lauded Sega Saturn RPG Panzer Dragoon Saga, while OutRun Online Arcade has slipped from Xbox Live's servers, never to return.

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  15. Nintendo slashes Wii U sales forecast from 9m to 2.8m

    Nintendo slashes Wii U sales forecast from 9m to 2.8m

    UPDATE: Iwata apologises, will stay in office to see company return to profit.

    UPDATE: Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has apologised to shareholders for the company's business performance but pledged to stay in office, Nikkei reports (as translated by NeoGAF).

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  16. Hollywood's doomed BioShock movie was going to be beautiful

    There's always a girl, there's always a lighthouse, and perhaps behind one of those doors is a universe where the Hollywood's ill-fated BioShock movie was released.

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  17. Saints Row 4 PC and Company of Heroes 2 are free to play this weekend

    Steam's current free weekend offering is rather enticing with the delightfully goofy - and disarmingly sophisticated - open world adventure Saints Row 4 along with World War 2 strategy game Company of Heroes 2 being free to play between now and Sunday at 9pm GMT.

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  18. It looks like there's going to be a pre-release Titanfall test

    It looks like there's going to be a pre-release Titanfall test

    UPDATE: Respawn confirms "limited technical test".

    UPDATE: Titanfall developer Respawn has confirmed the existence of a pre-launch test - although you probably won't be taking part in it.

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  19. 3DS was the top-selling US games device last year

    3DS was the top-selling US games device last year

    Xbox One beat PS4 in December, but behind overall.

    The best selling games platform in the US last year was the Nintendo 3DS, US numbers company NPD has revealed.

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  20. Valve has no VR headset, it's backing Oculus Rift

    Despite speculation, Steam and Half-Life house Valve is not building its very own virtual reality headset.

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  21. How to score big in Resogun

    How to score big in Resogun

    Have you tried NOT saving the humans?

    Resogun is an enigma. It tasks you with many goals - save the last humans, beat the level, keep up your multiplier - but it's not always clear what to focus on to topple the leaderboards. The game itself suggests that the multiplier is your main priority to achieve a high rank, and it is, but that's only scratching the surface.

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  22. Blizzard nerfs Pyroblast and tweaks nine other Hearthstone cards

    Blizzard nerfs Pyroblast and tweaks nine other Hearthstone cards

    UPDATE: New patch out now, containing "last big set of balance changes" before open beta.

    UPDATE 2: As those of you playing Hearthstone may have observed, the patch implementing the card changes promised below is now available, so it's time to boot out all those Novice Engineers and make tricky decisions about your Dark Iron Dwarfs and Defenders of Argus. The patch was around 5MB, I think.

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  23. Call of Cthulhu game announced by Sherlock developer Frogwares

    Call of Cthulhu game announced by Sherlock developer Frogwares

    For PC and "next-gen consoles." Concept art revealed.

    Sherlock Holmes and Magrunner developer Frogwares is working on a Call of Cthulhu game, publisher Focus Home Interactive has announced.

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  24. Magnetized makes it to mobile after its clones were removed

    Magnetized makes it to mobile after its clones were removed

    UPDATE: Developer still sore at plagiarists. "It is unforgivable!"

    UPDATE: Curious what Magnetized creator Rocky Hong's reaction was to those who cloned his game without his permission then apologised for it, thinking he wouldn't mind? Apparently he's still sore at the plagiarists who offered him a few hundred bucks in revenue as a mea culpa.

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  25. Broken Age's fuzzy, pixelated Retro Mode discovered

    Broken Age contains a secret Retro Mode that suggests what the game may have looked like had it been developed in the mid 80s.

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  26. Gone Home gets amazing fake DLC trailer Gun Home

    Gone Home gets amazing fake DLC trailer Gun Home

    "Are you a rad enough riot girl to rescue your sister?"

    The Fullbright Company's exploration-based coming-of-age story Gone Home has been parodied by Dorkly's Tony Wilson in the following trailer for its fake DLC Gun Home.

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  27. Shin Seikimatsu Kyūseishu Densetsu Hokuto no Ken retrospective

    Hokuto no Ken - or Fist of the North Star as it's known in the West - is Japan's Mad Max 2 derivative; a vision of primal brutality, god-like power, and teeth-rattling violence. Taking on a life of its own since its 1983 genesis, it's outlived its influences by a considerable margin.

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  28. Ubisoft is developing Tetris for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One

    Next-gen versions of Tetris are headed to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, courtesy of Ubisoft.

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  29. Video: Why you should be paying attention to Starbound

    Video | Video: Why you should be paying attention to Starbound

    A quick look at the procedurally generated marvel.

    It's getting harder and harder to keep on top of all the games hitting early access, but there are some that really stand out. Starbound, for instance, has struck a nerve for anyone jonesing for some procedurally generated 2D thrills. Terraria in space is one way of putting it, but anyone more eloquent than me would likely be able to sell it to you a little more gracefully.

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  30. Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition for iPad hits App Store

    The iPad version of Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition has released on the App Store.

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