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Video | Video: Five Amazing Launch Titles
A celebration of great games past.
We've already taken a look at some of the less impressive games to debut alongside consoles past in our Five Terrible Launch Titles video. But of course, they weren't all terrible (in fact some of them weren't that bad at all, eh, vociferous Kameo fans?), so here's our guide to five of the best.
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GTA Online Beach Bum update arrives free next week
UPDATE: 64MB title update now available on Xbox 360.
UPDATE: Rockstar's GTA Online Beach Bum update is now available on Xbox 360.
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Gamer Network announces EGX Rezzed and EGX London events for 2014
The new name of the Eurogamer Expo.
Gamer Network, which publishes this website, is planning two massive consumer events in 2014 to build on the success of the Eurogamer Expo and Rezzed.
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The Last Guardian creator "terribly sorry" for ongoing delays
Sony's reaction to him quitting "was not easy".
Fumito Ueda, creator of Ico and Shadow of the Colossus, has apologised for the lengthy development process of upcoming project The Last Guardian.
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Review | Type:Rider review
Font of all knowledge.
It always smacks of laziness to introduce a game by declaring it a meeting between two well-known titles, but when the result is "Limbo meets Trials" and its aim is to educate the player in the history of typography, it's hard not to bask in the sheer left-field genius of the combination.
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Yes, Gran Turismo 6 has micro-transactions
But will they affect progression?
PlayStation 3-exclusive racing game Gran Turismo 6 has micro-transactions, Sony has confirmed. It's the first game in the series to do so.
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Shadowrun Returns getting Berlin-based Dragonfall expansion
Free for backers in January.
Kickstarter success Shadowrun Returns will be expanded in a new Berlin-set expansion, Dragonfall, developer Harebrained Schemes has announced.
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"We can't make a version for PS4 or Xbox One so wildly different we can't market them together."
Launch games often underwhelm. We've seen it before and we're seeing it again with the next-generation of consoles. But why?
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Xbox One controller prototypes included smell, projector devices
"Like, as you walked through a jungle, you'd smell the flora."
Canned concepts for the Xbox One controller included a version that created smells to match on-screen gameplay.
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Valve set to demo its own Virtual Reality hardware
And reveal how it will work with Steam.
Valve will demonstrate its own Virtual Reality hardware early next year, it's announced.
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Feature | Hearthstone: Blizzard's secret weapon
What's in the cards for Warcraft's new cousin, and the future it predicts?
Obvious as it is in more than one way, Blizzard played its cards perfectly with Hearthstone. Its World of Warcraft-themed card game, which goes into open beta next month incidentally, began as a side project. Almost immediately, it became a phenomenon. Over a million keys have been sent out during the closed beta, and still that's nowhere near enough. Sites have buckled under the stress. Howls of protest have echoed throughout the net. Quite possibly the developers of Scrolls have wept, and not without cause if so.
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Full length trailer for the Need for Speed movie looks stupid/amazing
I will get my revenge! But first let's race!
The upcoming Need for Speed movie has received an extended trailer showing the exploits of Jess- Aaron Paul as he races cars. Not for money. Not for love. But for revenge. And possibly fun too, because boy does it looks fun.
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First-person exploration puzzler Scale lets you shrink or grow almost anything
UPDATE: Campaign ends with Oculus stretch goal met.
UPDATE #2: Scale's crowdfunding campaign has come to a close with $108,020, thus meeting not only its $87K initial goal, but its $100K Oculus Rift support stretch goal as well. Congrats, team CubeHeart!
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Mutant Mudds Deluxe finally makes it to Steam this week
After over a year on Greenlight.
Mutant Mudds Deluxe, Renegade Kid's enhanced version of its 2012 retro 3DS platformer, is finally coming to Steam on 21st November, the developer has announced.
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Disappointed by the Watch Dogs delay? Then check out W▲tch Dogs
Sequel $leeping Dogz confirmed.
For many, this is the most exciting week in gaming in ages with Sony and Microsoft launching the PS4 and Xbox One respectively. For others, this is a sad time as Ubisoft's highly anticipated open-world cyberpunk adventure Watch Dogs - a potential system seller for many - has missed its launch deadline and won't be out until spring 2014.
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Farming Simulator 14 plows onto iOS and Android
Out now for £1.99.
Farming Simulator 14 - which is short for Farming Simulator 2014, as opposed to the 14th game in the series - is out now on iOS and Android devices.
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Dota 2 will get The Stanley Parable's narrator as DLC
Joining Bastion's Rucks and GLaDOS as announcers.
Valve's popular MOBA Dota 2 will be getting The Stanley Parable's narrator as DLC.
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Stick it to the Man to get stuck on PS3 this week
And on Vita in December.
Psychedelic platforming adventure Stick it to the Man is slated for a PS3 release on Wednesday, 20th November, developer Zoink! has announced.
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Limited Edition white Ouya doubles storage space for an extra $30
Only available in North America.
The Android-based open console Ouya has revealed its second iteration as a limited edition white console with 16GB storage space, double that of the initial model.
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ShopTo apologises to PS4 pre-order customers after taking money without warning
Blames huge number of pre-orders. Will issue refunds.
ShopTo has issued a public apology after it took money from some PlayStation 4 pre-order customers without warning.
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Tesco offering £385 PlayStation 4 Knack bundle for launch
And you get Clubcard Points.
With Xbox One launch day stock running dry in the UK, you can still get a PlayStation 4 at Tesco.
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Asda still offering Xbox One Day One Edition stock
UPDATE: Now sold out!
UPDATE: Less than an hour later and Asda has now sold out of its Xbox One Day One Edition stock.
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No plans for Killzone Shadow Fall 3D support
Not "currently", anyway.
Guerrilla Games has said there are currently no plans to add 3D support to PlayStation 4 launch title Killzone Shadow Fall.
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Roberts vows Star Citizen "will NEVER be dumbed down for a lesser platform"
No current-gen version, but PS4 and Xbox One possible.
Chris Roberts has addressed concern that PC space combat and trading game Star Citizen will be "dumbed down" for release on console.
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Review | LocoCycle review
All torque.
Sometimes, art imitates art. Take LocoCycle, a QTE-addled blaster and brawler inspired, allegedly, by a viewing of the horrid motorbike action movie Torque ("A peculiarly slow kind of torture" - Salon.com). The idea, I suspect, was to make the video game equivalent of a bad movie - that is, a game with all the pleasures a bad movie can offer but none of the attendant pitfalls. You'd get the goofiness, the endearing cheapness and the warm thrill of the implausible, but you'd be saved from the tedium, the mindlessness, the slow creep of frustration.
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New and improved myPES app out.
Konami has released data pack two for PES 2014.
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Review | Dead Rising 3 review
Edible complex.
Dead Rising 3 takes place in the city of Los Perdidos, a very loose rendering of Los Angeles in California, and Capcom Vancouver may live to regret that choice. Not because Los Perdidos is poorly put together - split into four districts linked by freeways, it's host to plenty of interesting locations - but because it's impossible not to compare it to the other game we played this year that took on the City of Angels. Grand Theft Auto 5, with its astonishing attention to detail and beautiful art direction, makes Dead Rising 3 look like it's struggling with the limitations of ageing hardware.
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72 Blockbuster stores to close in the UK
452 jobs lost.
Blockbuster's administrator has confirmed the closure of 72 stores in the UK, a move that will cost 452 jobs.
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Sony issues PS4 "blinking blue light" advice as customers report DOA consoles
But how widespread is the issue?
A number of North American PlayStation 4 owners have reported their consoles dead on arrival.
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Sony's PlayStation Vita Tearaway bundle currently costs just £140
Includes LittleBigPlanet Vita and 16GB memory card.
Not picked up a Vita yet? Don't already have a new console on the way? Sony's new handheld bundle may be for you.
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