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PS4 looks set to break records at launch
But longer term, Sony faces a tough challenge.
In the moments before our interview begins proper, Andrew House tells me 2013 has been his most exciting year since joining Sony. If he's being sincere - and, given what happened at E3 this year, he may well be - 2013 should be honoured. House, the communications expert from Wales who rose through the ranks to become boss of all of Sony Computer Entertainment - was at Sony Corp when PlayStation was a mere skunkworks project 23 years ago.
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A new generation: a new price-point for games
"The market will determine what's appropriate over time."
As it stands, Sony's games are more expensive on PlayStation 4 than Microsoft's are on Xbox One.
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A trademark application for the long-awaited Shenmue 3 is, unsurprisingly, a hoax.
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Review | Fighter Within review
J**** f***ing wept.
There are so many things wrong with Fighter Within it's impossible to keep count. The first thing you notice is the gesture recognition. Kinect struggles to comprehend the most basic of hand movements. Performing simple actions requires gargantuan amounts of perseverance and luck, and frequently leaves you frustrated, furious and exhausted. And that's just the menu screens.
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Sony explains PS4 digital game pricing
With Knack and Killzone £53 from the PlayStation Store, why download?
Yesterday Sony finalised its PS4 launch lineup of games and their prices from the new PS4 Store - raising eyebrows in the process.
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Digital Foundry | Face-Off Preview: Battlefield 4 next-gen vs. PC
Shots fired.
Update 29/11/13: This article is based on near-final code we tested at an EA press event. The retail game has now been analysed in-house, so please refer to that article for a deeper understanding of the game.
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Incredible Spelunky player reveals how to kill the Ghost
Not content with performing a solo eggplant run...
Legendary video streamer Bananasaurus Rex has completed another seemingly impossible feat in Spelunky: he has killed the Ghost. (Warning: mild spoilers ahead.)
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Review | Killzone Shadow Fall review
Vekta graphics.
Making the flagship launch game for a new console - a role Killzone Shadow Fall plays for PlayStation 4 - can be a make-or-break moment for a game developer. The opportunity is immense: the world's eyes will be on your game. But there are risks too. You need to make the game on a tight schedule, to a hard deadline, and on shifting technical sands. You're going to have to cut features and corners; the game is probably not going to be quite what you wanted it to be. Just ask Bungie how right this can go. Just ask Rare how wrong.
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Review | Knack review
Wretched and clunky.
Sony has been saying for a while that it wants PlayStation 4 to take us back in time to a more innocent kind of gaming, but I didn't realise they meant it so literally until I played Knack, an old-fashioned platform brawler where you run around double-jumping and mashing buttons to punch goblins and robots until they flicker out of view.
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Digital Foundry | Hardware Test: PlayStation 4
Digital Foundry's in-depth take on Sony's next-gen console.
This article was originally published on 13th November ahead of the PS4 launch.
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This what the Warhammer 40k: Space Wolf game looks like
F2P turn-based collectable card strategy game.
It seems there are as many Warhammer 40k video games as there are worlds huddled within the Imperium of Man. Here's the latest: Warhammer 40k: Space Wolf.
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Editor's blog: Important note for Eurogamer account holders
A site bug has led to a breach of data security for a limited number of users.
Our tech team has just sent out emails to a small number of Eurogamer.net account holders (around 2000) to let them know about a security issue we had this Tuesday, 26th November.
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Rayman Legends Vita gets its 28 missing levels this month
UPDATE: Invasion levels download now available.
UPDATE: The 28 levels missing from Rayman Legends' Vita version are now available as a free download, Ubisoft has confirmed.
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Microsoft "investigating" reports Battlefield 4 DLC unavailable on Xbox One
EA "aware" of the issue.
EA and Microsoft are probing reports that Battlefield 4's Second Assault DLC is unavailable for Xbox One users who have bought Battlefield Premium.
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Sony hopes to lower PS4 failure rate further for UK launch
"It's a privilege to go first, but there are a few advantages of going second."
Sony hopes to lower the PlayStation 4 failure rate further for the console's UK launch.
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Feature | The Witcher 3: What is a next-gen RPG?
That and loads, loads more.
I flew to Poland to visit CD Projekt Red, home of The Witcher, recently. I've told the studio's story but that wasn't all I found out. I interviewed at least half-a-dozen people, all from different areas of The Witcher 3 team, about the new game they are making. Here's a rather large dump of all the stuff I found out.
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Sony confirms PS4 and Vita bundles for under £500
To launch at select shops from tonight.
Sony has confirmed PlayStation 4 and Vita bundles, to go on sale at select shops from this evening for a little under £500.
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150 Tesco stores will have PS4 stock tonight
No pre-order necessary.
Not pre-ordered a PlayStation 4 and still want one at midnight? 150 Tesco Extra stores will stock Sony's next-gen console across the UK tonight.
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Xbox One timed-exclusive PVZ: Garden Warfare rated for PS4
PopCap's spin-off already shooting for Sony's platform.
Xbox One and Xbox 360 timed-exclusive Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare is already being readied for a release on PlayStation 4, a fresh ratings board listing has revealed.
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EA making an open-world Star Wars game as well?
Jar Jar it looks that way.
There's a neat pile of new evidence suggesting EA is making an open-world Star Wars game as well.
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Review | Powerstar Golf review
Not everybody's cup of tee.
Like the pastime upon which it is loosely based, Xbox One launch game Powerstar Golf is comprised of a few triumphant moments, some boring bits and an awful lot of time spent looking at pretty scenery and wishing your friends were around.
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Feature | Hey, Crusader! The first ten levels of Diablo 3's new class
A bit of a bash.
Glancing at preview coverage of the crusader - Diablo 3's new class, who will arrive with the Reaper of Souls expansion - initially had me a little confused. A brooding hard-nut with a melee focus? Isn't that what the barbarian's for?
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Sony finalises PS4 launch titles and prices
UPDATE: Blacklight: Retribution and flOw to miss EU PS4 launch.
UPDATE: Astute readers may have noticed Blacklight: Retribution and flOw don't appear anywhere on this list, despite previously having been announced as launch titles and the former being ready for the US PS4 launch a fortnight ago.
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Video | Watch us play PS4 Assassin's Creed 4 from 5pm GMT
Next-gen Assassin's, plus a little bit of loot for you to pick up.
Some of the first-party offerings on the new generation of consoles (I think we're going to have to retire next-gen soon) might fall a little flat, but at least the third-party publishers have your back. I've already put forward a case for Need for Speed: Rivals being the best bet to pick up with your new console on day one, and Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag puts up a pretty good argument too.
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World of Warcraft movie postponed to March 2016
To avoid coming out the same day as Star Wars.
The World of Warcraft movie, simply titled "Warcraft", has received the new release date of 11th March, 2016, Variety reports.
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Forza 5 offers half off cars this weekend and more
To tide players over while it restructures its economy.
Forza Motorsport 5 developer Turn 10 is debuting a series of temporary offers to satiate players while it tinkers with its much derided micro-transaction-based economy - one that our Martin Robinson noted operates like a free-to-play game that still costs full price.
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Microsoft slammed for sexist Xbox One ad
UPDATE: Microsoft apologises "for the oversight", is "making changes" to it.
UPDATE: Microsoft has apologised for the wording in this ad and is currently taking steps to change it. The company sent the following statement to Eurogamer:
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The Steam Autumn Sale is now live
Save big on Sleeping Dogs, Outlast, and The Walking Dead.
The Steam Autumn Sale has begun, bringing joy and mirth to people and emptiness and sorrow to their wallets between now and 3rd December.
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Assassin's Creed Liberation HD costs £16, due January 2014
UPDATE: Now dated for Xbox 360.
UPDATE: The XBLA version of Assassin's Creed Liberation HD is slated for 15th January, Ubisoft confirmed on Twitter, making it synchronised with the PS3 version's release.
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McPixel dev creates the QWOP-like freebie Night Rider Turbo
Cruisin' for a bruisin'.
McPixel developer Sos Sosowski has brought his penchant for funny bursts of insanity to the driving genre with the free browser-based offering Night Rider Turbo.
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