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  1. Eurogamer readers' most anticipated games of 2014

    Feature | Eurogamer readers' most anticipated games of 2014

    Your top 10 choices for the year ahead.

    We've had our say already, and typically we were probably well wide of the mark, so it's now your turn to let us know what games you're looking forward to over the next 12 months. Thanks to all who voted (but no thanks to whoever suggested Pong, and to the handful of people who put forward Half-Life 3, well... I'm sorry). The top 10 are presented in reverse order below - and it was incredibly tight out at the front, with the top result beating out the runner-up by only a couple of votes. We've also included some of your comments, although since the submission form was anonymous we can't say exactly who made which point. Sorry about that - if you feel particularly proprietorial about one of your insights that we've highlighted, tell the world in the comments. Onward!

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  2. Someone is building Spirited Away's entire world in Minecraft

    Someone is building Spirited Away's entire world in Minecraft

    Anime be one of the best creations we've seen.

    A talented Minecraft fan is re-creating the entire world of Oscar-winning Studio Ghibli film Spirited Away.

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  3. GAME's back on track and eyeing the stock market

    GAME's back on track and eyeing the stock market

    Martyn Gibbs shop-chain new lease of life.

    It wasn't long ago that GAME, the UK's biggest video game shop chain, nearly collapsed. But those nightmares seem a distant memory now.

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  4. Scammers sell trojan-filled version of Minecraft: Pocket Edition

    Scammers sell trojan-filled version of Minecraft: Pocket Edition

    Will hack your phone and text premium-rate Russian numbers.

    App store scammers are selling a modified version of Minecraft: Pocket Edition that will hack your phone and send messages to premium-rate numbers.

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  5. Dark blue icons of video game controllers on a light blue background

    After an unsuccessful attempt at getting its demolition derby-themed Next Car Game funded via Kickstarter, developer Bugbear has begun selling the title via Steam Early Access.

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  6. Shops say Diablo 3 is coming to Xbox One

    Shops say Diablo 3 is coming to Xbox One

    And Blizzard doesn't deny it.

    Is Diablo 3 coming to Xbox One? Some shops seem to think so.

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  7. Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street swaps WOW for LOL

    Star Blizzard developer Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street has been hired by League of Legends maker Riot Games as joint lead game designer with Ryan Morello.

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  8. The people behind Machinarium don't just make crazy video games

    Czech Republic studio Amanita Design is best known for making beautiful point and click adventures Machinarium, Botanicula and Samorost, but it does more than develop video games.

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  9. Dark Souls 2: Think you can defeat this lot?

    There's a new Dark Souls 2 trailer, a mix of CGI and gameplay footage, and it glances across the whole adventure showing some of the terrifying bosses you'll weep trying to defeat.

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  10. You thought that was it for Guild Wars 2?

    Interview | You thought that was it for Guild Wars 2?

    ArenaNet has other ideas.

    Unless you're beating World of Warcraft you're a nobody, a not-quite, another MMO crashing against the impregnable fortress Blizzard built. Guild Wars 2 was a somebody, a real contender - the fastest-selling MMO ever, shifting 3m copies in nine months. But were this a race, WOW would now be comfortably out in front, racking up 5 million subscribers in a little over a year.

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  11. Rust alpha review

    Review | Rust alpha review

    The naked and infamous.

    Eurogamer's alpha and beta reviews are reviews of games that are still in development but are already being offered for sale or funded by micro-transactions. They offer a preliminary verdict but have no score attached. For more information, read our editor's blog.

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  12. Catlateral Damage is a first-person cat simulator

    If you're anything like me, you probably spend much of your time wondering what your cat is thinking about. And until someone creates a human/feline telepathy device we'll never know. But if you simply want to play as a cat then indie developer Chris Chung has you covered.

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  13. Maxis explains why SimCity offline is taking so long

    Maxis explains why SimCity offline is taking so long

    "I wish it were as simple as flipping a switch."

    When SimCity developer Maxis announced that it would be releasing an offline mode for the game fans rejoiced, but still had one not insignificant gripe: why's it taking so long?

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  14. The Wolf Among Us will be among us in February

    The Wolf Among Us will be among us in February

    "We do not anticipate it happening again," says Telltale of the delay.

    The highly anticipated second episode of Telltale's Fables-based series, The Wolf Among Us, will most likely be out the first week of February.

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  15. Airtight Games' Ouya-exclusive Soul Fjord due this month

    Airtight Games' Ouya-exclusive Soul Fjord due this month

    A F2P "rhythm-based roguelike" by Portal lead Kim Swift.

    Quantum Conundrum developer Airtight Games has announced that its upcoming Ouya-exclusive "rhythm-based roguelike" Soul Fjord is coming out on 28th January.

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  16. Broken Age to receive its finished public release in a fortnight

    Broken Age to receive its finished public release in a fortnight

    Will cost $25 for a season pass. New trailer released.

    Double Fine's massively successful Kickstarter-funded point-and-click adventure Broken Age is out today for backers, but don't despair if you missed out, as the finished public release of Broken Age: Episode One is slated to come out on 28th January on PC, Mac and Linux.

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  17. Can an AI win a game jam?

    Feature | Can an AI win a game jam?

    Does not compute...

    The last time we caught up with ANGELINA, Michael Cook's astonishing attempt to build an artificial intelligence that can design its own games, the program had taken a disliking to Theresa May. Cook had given ANGELINA the ability to zip around social networks and the wider internet, learning about people and forming a rudimentary opinion of them. It quickly decided Theresa May was the worst person it had ever heard of - including Bashar al-Assad.

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  18. How to get the Assassin's Creed Liberation HD discount

    How to get the Assassin's Creed Liberation HD discount

    Got an AC4 Season Pass on Xbox 360? Read on.

    Ubisoft has confirmed how to get the Xbox 360 version of Assassin's Creed Liberation HD at a discount if you own the Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag season pass.

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  19. Watch us play early access hit Rust

    Feature | Watch us play early access hit Rust

    Twitch stream of the sandbox survival game starts at 1pm UK time.

    In 2014, it's pretty much de rigueur to be playing games that aren't finished yet. Steam early access was already a thing, of course, but now it's a thing, with the runaway success of the standalone version of DayZ accompanied by other bonafide unfinished hits like Starbound - and Rust.

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  20. Wasteland 2 dev promises to improve game's combat

    Wasteland 2 dev promises to improve game's combat

    InXile returns to work and 8000 player suggestions.

    Wasteland 2 developer is back to work after the Christmas break - and is sifting through some 8000 comments from players of the beta on how to improve the old-school post-apocalyptic role-playing game.

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  21. PS4 survival horror Outlast coming free to PlayStation Plus

    PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to nab PS4 survival horror Outlast for free in February.

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  22. Microsoft: no plans for a Halo movie

    Microsoft: no plans for a Halo movie

    Pours cold water on recent reports.

    Microsoft has confirmed it does not plan to make a Halo movie.

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  23. Lord of the Rings Online licence renewed to 2017

    The Lord of the Rings Online licence has been renewed and will last until 2017, developer Turbine has assured fans.

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  24. Nintendo sorry Wii U still lacks TVii feature in Europe

    Nintendo sorry Wii U still lacks TVii feature in Europe

    "Please continue to keep an eye out."

    More than a year after its launch, Wii U still lacks one of its main system features in Europe: its cunningly-named electronic programme guide TVii.

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  25. Valve launches SteamVR beta for Oculus Rift

    Steam now has an experimental mode for use with virtual reality headset Oculus Rift, Valve has announced.

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  26. Watch a blacksmith forge a real life version of Sephiroth's sword

    Having already created Cloud's Buster Sword, master blacksmith Tony Swatton has once again taken on the blades of Final Fantasy 7 - this time it's the turn of Sephiroth's sword.

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  27. Dean Hall: "So much for the death of PC gaming"

    Dean Hall: "So much for the death of PC gaming"

    DayZ hits 1m sales in one month.

    'Open-world survival game with zombies' DayZ has broken the 1m sales mark in four weeks.

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  28. Magic: The Gathering movie in the works

    Magic: The Gathering movie in the works

    If you play your cards right.

    Long before Hearthstone was even a glint in Blizzard's eye, there was Magic: The Gathering: once just a card game, now a video game, and soon - a new report suggests - a film.

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  29. Dark blue icons of video game controllers on a light blue background

    FIFA Team of the Year players in Ultimate Team packs now

    Goalkeeper and defenders now, midfield and forwards to follow.

    In addition to crowning Cristiano Ronaldo its world player of the year last night, football's governing body FIFA also named its Team of the Year, prompting EA Sports to update FIFA Ultimate Team with special one-off in-form versions of each of the players selected.

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  30. Total War: Rome 2 - Caesar in Gaul review

    Review | Total War: Rome 2 - Caesar in Gaul review

    Forum or against 'em?

    Rome 2's Caesar in Gaul expansion campaign has a problem with recent history. Unfortunately for Caesar, The Creative Assembly has established a pattern of releasing novel and systemically distinctive follow-ups to their major releases. Shogun 2's Fall of the Samurai campaign was a fascinating collision of Age of Rifles technology and doctrine with the fading samurai way of war. The Peninsular Campaign expansion for Napoleon: Total War likewise tried to combine traditional Napoleonic warfare with the guerrilla war and counterinsurgency campaign fought across the Spanish countryside. Both these campaigns (and arguably, Napoleon: Total War itself) tweaked the core Total War game design in exciting ways to cover more specific conflicts and challenges.

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