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PixelJunk Shooter is coming to PC, Mac and Linux next month
Priced at £5.99.
Q-Games' fourth title in its PixelJunk series, PixelJunk Shooter, is migrating from PS3 to PC, Mac and Linux on 11th November.
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Godus beta update 1.3 released
Should mean there's "much less meaningless clicking".
The Godus beta update 1.3, which designer Peter Molyneux has said significantly improves the game, has been released.
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Looks like SimCity is finally getting an offline mode
But bigger cities ruled out.
It looks like SimCity will - finally - get an offline mode.
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Review | Pokémon X & Y review
Zubat alors!
At some point during the creation of a new Pokémon title, the development team makes a journey to the region in which the game will be loosely set. Once there, they hire a knowledgeable cab driver to drive them around the local sights and act as an impromptu tour guide, reporting details that the team will later use to colour their game. With this in mind, you have to wonder whether the Parisian cabbie hired to look after team making Pokémon X & Y - the sixth 'generation' of Tokyo-based Game Freak's world-conquering series - let his imagination run away with him somewhat.
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Try Assassin's Creed 4 on PS4 at Play Expo
Dark Souls 2 and Oculus Rift also hands-on at event next weekend.
Play Expo returns to Manchester's EventCity next weekend, 12th and 13th October, and organisers have announced that attendees will be able to go hands-on with all sorts of upcoming games, including Assassin's Creed 4 on PS4.
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The PlayStation App will be free on iOS and Android devices (no word on a Windows 8 version), Sony has said, and will allow you to buy games and start them immediately downloading on your always-on PS4 at home.
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DICE: Battlefield 4 beta rollout times
UPDATE: Beta now available to all.
UPDATE: Today, Friday 4th October, is the day the Battlefield 4 beta becomes available to all.
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Ex-Square Enix tech chief Julien Merceron joins Konami
Will work on Kojima's FOX Engine for Metal Gear Solid.
Former Square Enix technology chief Julien Merceron has joined Konami as worldwide technology director.
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BioShock Infinite - Burial at Sea preview: Assessing Rapture's return
How does Irrational's return to the sea shape up?
In the BioShock multiverse, there's always a lighthouse, there's always a man, and there's always a city. In the world of film noir detectives, the constants are somewhat simpler. There's always a dame. There's always a case. The only variable is how much trouble both will inevitably turn out to be - and in the underwater city of Rapture, you don't need to be a professional s**t-magnet like Booker deWitt to find plenty of that.
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Digital Foundry | Face-Off: FIFA 14
State of play.
While Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 won't be making a splash on next-gen consoles, the acclaimed FIFA series is making a pledge to all platforms this year. A strong performer on both PS3 and 360, we last put the series to the test with FIFA 10 to largely like-for-like results - only minor visual bugs separating the two at the start of the generation. Since then, we've seen a plethora of tweaks to its animation systems, the addition of the Impact Engine, an invaluable tactical defending control scheme, plus a torrent of new online modes bolted on to the package. But the question is, does FIFA 14 on either consoles or PC hint at what's to come in the Xbox One or PS4 versions this November, or does it rank as a more conservative effort?
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Assassin's Creed Heritage Collection bundles five Assassin's Creed games
For PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Have there really been five Assassin's Creed games? All on just one generation of consoles? How time flies.
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The Last of Us devs were originally going to reboot Jak and Daxter
Admits its original idea for female-only zombies was misogynistic.
The Last of Us' creative director Neil Druckmann revealed that the game's development team was originally formed to reboot Naughty Dog's beloved Jak and Daxter series.
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Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition out 15th November
Let's play Bhaal.
The Enhanced Edition of classic role-playing game Baldur's Gate 2 is nearly ready. It's got a release date of 15th November (Windows, Mac) and a price of $24.95 - a bit higher than BG1:EE. Android and iPad versions are coming but dates are TBA.
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David Braben explains how Elite: Dangerous trailer was made
Rendered in-engine, but with extra spot effects.
Frontier has re-released the eye-catching Elite: Dangerous Capital Ship Battle trailer published last month - this time with commentary from boss David Braben.
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I want to see the skyscraper fall down, but I just keep missing it. One moment it's there, a gleaming, glass and chrome monument to capitalism right at the centre of Battlefield 4's Siege of Shanghai map. Then, inevitably, I get bored, killed, distracted, wander off in order to capture a flag, or - if I'm feeling particularly brave - commandeer a tank, and when I get back to check in on the towering building, well, the skyscraper's already gone.
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Two new Wasteland 2 screenshots released as beta nears
Won't be available for at least a few weeks.
inXile Entertainment has released two new screenshots of post-apocalyptic role-playing game Wasteland 2 ahead of the launch of the early beta.
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You know what to do.
Japanese developer Treasure has launched cult classic "shmup" Ikaruga on Steam Greenlight in the hope of releasing it on Valve's digital platform.
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Konami apologises for PES 2014 Xbox 360 online issues
Working closely with Microsoft to solve problem.
PES 2014 players continue to struggle to play the game online - particularly on Xbox 360 - and now Konami has publicly apologised for the on-going trouble.
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BioShock 2 updated for Steam after Games for Windows Live closure
Controller compatibility! Steam achievements! Big Picture Mode!
The PC version of BioShock 2 has been updated on Steam now that the Games for Windows Live service has closed.
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Feature | Explore a universe of sweet robotic sacrifice in Probe Team
"10 seconds' worth of fuel is just enough..."
Back in August, Ludum Dare ran its 27th game-making competition, and the unifying theme was 10 seconds. Ludum Dare always turns out a fascinating bunch of projects, of course, but Andrew Shouldice's Probe Team, which beat over 2000 other entries to win the event, is really special.
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Bask in the sunshine of your love with Freaks & Geeks: The Game
The only one who could ease your pain was me.
Judd Apatow's coming-of-age masterpiece Freaks & Geeks now has a video game, albeit a fan-made one.
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Creator wants to add "infinite worlds" to the sequel.
2D sandbox phenomenon Terraria will be getting a sequel, developer Andrew "Redigit" Spinks has revealed.
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Transport Tycoon out now on iOS and Android
Original creator Chris Sawyer in the driving seat once again.
The new touchscreen version of Transport Tycoon is out now, developer 31X has announced. The game updates the 1994 management simulation classic for smartphones and other mobile devices.
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Battlefield 3 shipped with "the worst set-ups ever"
"We should be slapped," says DICE.
DICE got the unlocks wrong in Battlefield 3, the developer has admitted. Speaking to VG247 at an event in Australia, creative director Lars Gustavsson accepted that the studio should be "slapped" for the way it stacked the deck against new players.
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CD Projekt RED teases Dark Horse collaboration
The Witcher graphic novel to be revealed at New York Comic Con?
The Witcher 3 developer CD Projekt RED is cooking up a surprise with famed comic book company Dark Horse. What is it? We'll have to wait for Friday, apparently, when the developer plans to "unveil something truly special for fans of the fantasy genre" at the New York Comic Con.
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Ratchet and Clank: Nexus confirmed for November
Insomniac's budget-priced epilogue "ties a bow" on the PS3 era.
Ratchet and Clank: Nexus will release in Europe online and at retail on 13th November, developer Insomniac has confirmed via the official PlayStation blog.
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Feature | Keeping the game alive
The story of the fans who never stopped playing Championship Manager 01/02.
As the football world is consumed by a new Premier League season, and while football management fans salivate over the trickle of new feature announcements for the next instalment of Football Manager, some are happier sticking with a relic of virtual football's yesteryear.
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Blizzard files new trademark. Speculation ensues.
Blizzard has filed a new trademark for something called Heroes of the Storm. The applications, filed in New Zealand last week and Canada yesterday, were spotted by a fan posting as Darrowshire at the MMO Champion forums.
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The Walking Dead: Episode One free on Xbox Live Arcade
Ghoul, you know it's true.
Telltale Games absolutely brilliant and emotionally grueling zombie adventure The Walking Dead is currently free on Xbox Live Arcade, or at least the first chapter is.
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Capcom may shed half its European staff
Continental belts tightened as core titles underperform.
Capcom is preparing to slash its European operation by more than half, according to the UK trade magazine MCV. "More than half of the European arm faces redundancy, with a number of jobs set to merge," reads the report.
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