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  1. A screenshot from Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion showing a Hunter wielding a knife as part of the new Storm's Edge Super.

    Bungie giving accidentally banned Destiny 2 players £40 worth of currency as an apology

    "This error was determined as part of our auditing process."

    Bungie has been unbanning Destiny 2 players who were accidentally banned and awarding them in-game currency as an apology.

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  2. Star Trek Infinite official artwork showing several well-known characters in a montage such as Captain Picard and Gowron.

    As President T'Pragh of the United Federation of Planets, it's routine for me to hear from the USS Enterprise, the pride and joy of our fleet. It's another for the message sender to be tiresome prodigy Wesley Crusher, historical bearer of unwanted news. This time, Wesley isn't the problem. The problem is that the Federation doesn't even have the Enterprise yet - building the flagship is a milestone mission in the game, and at this current point in time, there is no possible Enterprise from which Ensign Crusher could be hailing me from. On an episode of The Next Generation, this could easily be a setup for a fun pocket dimension-themed episode or a time loop narrative, but it's not. This is the erratic world of Star Trek: Infinite, a grand strategy reskin of Stellaris that boldly goes to places that don't always make sense.

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  3. Tekken 8 King - a man wearing a lion mask, a cape, and fingerless gloves holding a microphone in one hand and pointing to the crowd with the other. He is stood inside a wrestling cage

    Tekken 8's upcoming Closed Beta Test has been cracked over a week before it actually begins. Footage of gameplay is spreading online as those with the cracked files play early, ahead of everyone else.

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  4. Screenshot from NanoWar: Cells VS Virus.

    Valve is introducing SMS verification for developers as part of its new security measures on Steamworks. This follows earlier incidents of hackers taking over several developers' accounts on the platform, where they added malware to various game builds.

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  5. Artwork of Lords of the Fallen player character in armour swipes at red-winged female boss with glowing sword

    She's a fierce warrior, but she's crying tears of blood. After a tense battle of graceful sweeping sword arcs - and me frantically dodging - she sprouts a set of scarlet wings, flies upwards, and proceeds to rain down hell.

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  6. Promotional image of Sony's Access controller with all component parts placed around it

    Interview | Sony discusses five-year journey to launching PlayStation Access controller

    And the "upward trend" of accessibility across the industry.

    I recently got to test out PlayStation Access at a hands-on event in London, Sony's new customisable accessibility controller. I was one of a handful of people attending, some with disabilities and some without. With the device before us all, we prodded and poked, we customised, we compared our setups. And we were able to play a number of games ranging in complexity.

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  7. Liu Kang in Mortal Kombat 1

    The Switch version of Mortal Kombat 1 has received a new update that's now live, promising numerous improvements.

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  8. Promotional artwork for Dead Island 2's Haus expansion, showing a female character with a techno-inspired visor

    Dead Island 2 invites players to indulge their fetishes with its first story expansion, Haus.

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  9. A person holding a mop and standing in front of a bloody house pool scenario

    I always find it difficult to pick out which demos are worth my limited time whenever Steam Next Fest rolls around again. The process is made a lot easier when I find something which promises the zen-like quality of PowerWash Simulator.

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  10. Pokémon Go artwork showing the silhouettes of four player characters on the ground, next to a gym.

    Pokémon Go looks set to introduce the ability to party up, and explore alongside friends in-game.

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  11. Three characters have a chat in Assassin's Creed Mirage.

    Ubisoft seems happy with Assassin's Creed Mirage, which it says has similar play numbers at launch as recent games such as Origins and Odyssey.

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  12. An Among Us Crewmate looks on in shock as mushrooms begin taking over its ship.

    Among Us' murderous beans are about to see themselves faced with a whole new map, and it is full of secrets, deceit and mushrooms (the most evil of pizza toppings, in my opinion). That's right, Among Us is about to become among fungus.

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  13. Saltsea Chronicles - a look-out nest-type building stands at the top of a pole suspended above walkways and fauna in Saltsea Chronicles.

    Don't call me Ishmael. Today, you can call me the whole rabbling cast of the Pequod. This is the beautiful, improbable conceit at the heart of Saltsea Chronicles, because it's a game in which you put to sea not as a sailor but as a crew. And it's a crew that's already hurting, anxious and uncertain of things. A crewmate has disappeared without warning. Where did they go? Who took them, and why? The horizon calls.

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  14. Artwork from Crash Bandicoot, Call of Duty, Tony Hawk, and Overwatch, displayed in four columns running left to right.

    It's looking increasingly likely Microsoft's proposed $69bn USD acquisition of Activision Blizzard will have cleared its final hurdle if - as is widely expected - UK regulators approve the revised deal later this week; it's being reported EU regulators won't require an investigation into the revised terms, clearing the way for the acquisition to conclude.

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  15. A screenshot from Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard showing Frog Detective talking into the handset of a red house phone.

    Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery - which bundles together all three entries in developer Worm Club's endearingly silly sleuthing series - will be launching for PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox (including Game Pass) on 27th October.

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  16. Three characters looking down at the camera. They are clad in extraordinary costumes. One has what looks like a virtual reality headset on and homemade baseball armour. One is a lady bearing her cleavage in what appears to be a sci-fi costume from the 70s. And one has a kind of spacesuit on and is holding a gun.

    A number of developers behind the now-cancelled Hyenas have commented on the project's failure, and shared some of their frustrations towards management at both Creative Assembly and Sega.

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  17. PlayStation Plus Premium's PS5 cloud streaming gets full launch this month

    PlayStation Plus Premium's PS5 cloud streaming gets full launch this month

    Will support Game Catalogue titles, trials, and digital purchases.

    Two months after PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers began receiving invites to a PlayStation 5 cloud streaming beta, Sony has announced the feature will be getting its full launch on on 23rd October in Europe and 30th October in the US.

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  18. The Team17 logo on a purple background.

    Full extent of Team17 cuts threaten third of the company - sources

    91 positions affected by recent restructuring.

    Team17 is poised to lay off up to 91 people - a third of the company - as part of its major restructuring programme, Eurogamer can reveal.

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  19. Alien Isolation's alien enemy

    UPDATE 11/10/23: As expected, Sony has confirmed its PlayStation Plus Extra lineup for October.

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  20. A promotional illustration for The Lamplighters League showing three agents surrounded by Eldritch beasts and enemy soldiers deep in a crumbling temple.

    Paradox Interactive has called its recent The Lamplighters League a "big disappointment" from a commercial perspective, admitting - just seven days after its release - the pulp strategy game is unlikely to recoup its development costs, resulting in a $22.7m USD write-down.

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  21. Bowser looks on in shock after Princess Peach turns into an elephant

    Nintendo has shared a new promo for upcoming release Super Mario Bros. Wonder, and it is really quite charming.

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  22. Myth of Empires and Ark developers settle legal dispute

    Myth of Empires and Ark developers settle legal dispute

    The former will be back on sale in early 2024.

    Myth of Empires developer Angela Game and Ark: Survival Evolved publisher Snail Games have come to a settlement agreement after two years of litigation.

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  23. Can Warhammer 40,000: Darktide on Xbox match the high-end PC experience?

    Digital Foundry | Can Warhammer 40,000: Darktide on Xbox match the high-end PC experience?

    A creditable effort with frustrating issues to address.

    Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is a rare thing in modern gaming: a PC-centric release, based on unique game engine technology. When it launched last year, it certainly stood out from the crowd with detailed, evocative visuals and extremely detailed environmental artwork, along with extensive ray tracing features. However, it also arrived with a variety of performance issues, from network stability problems to frame-time hitching, even for those with higher-end kit. The game's brand-new port to Xbox Series consoles is an interesting opportunity to see just how well the game can scale to a lower-end fixed platform. Can Series X get anywhere close to a high-end PC experience, and what about Series S?

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  24. Prime Day 2023 Day 2: best gaming deals in Amazon's sale

    Jelly Deals | Prime Day 2023 Day 2: best gaming deals in Amazon's sale

    Here are the best gaming deals to be found throughout the last day of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days.

    Amazon's second Prime Day sale, officially titled "Prime Big Deal Days", continues through today and will end at midnight tonight. There are thousands of deals for Prime members to shop, including plenty of incredible gaming deals that you can bag right here thanks to our round-up. We've spotted savings on everything from micro SD cards to lots of PS5, Xbox, and Switch deals. We'll also be highlighting some of the best PC gaming accessories like gaming mice, keyboards, and headsets, as well as other great tech deals such as tablets, Amazon smart devices, and Kindles.

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  25. samsung 990 pro heatsink model

    Digital Foundry | Get the fastest SSD we've ever tested for its lowest ever price

    The 2TB Samsung 990 Pro Heatsink is down to £129 after a 33% price cut for Amazon Big Deal Days.

    Samsung's 990 Pro PCIe 4.0 SSD is the fastest SSD for gaming we've ever tested, beating out competitors like the WD SN850x and Crucial's T700 PCIe 5.0 SSD in game loading times. This drive normally costs £225 for its premium 2TB Heatsink model, but thanks to Amazon's Big Deal Days you can now get this drive for a scant £129. That makes it an awesome storage upgrade for both PS5 and PC.

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  26. Lilith Moira in Overwatch 2

    Lilith Moira, Diablo's demonic Queen of the Succubi, is now in Overwatch 2, but this has been even less of a heavenly debut than perhaps developer Blizzard was expecting.

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  27. Key artwork for Slay the Spire, showing two of the characters in the games facing the infamous spire itself, which pierces the clouds above it. There's an orange glow coming from the centre of the storm. Cards fly around in the rest of the image.

    Supporters | Five of the Best: Towers

    The non-faulty kind.

    Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!

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  28. The PS5 slim disc and discless versions stood vertically side by side with Dualsense controllers. A disclaimer in the corner reads "vertical stand sold separately".

    Want to stand the PS5 slim vertically? It'll cost you an extra £25/$30

    While Sony quietly increases price of digital model in US.

    Yesterday, Sony announced its "slim" models for the regular and digital editions of PlayStation 5, but not without some extra costs being introduced with the line.

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  29. British eSports and Saudi eSports Federation logos

    British eSports releases statement following controversial Saudi partnership

    "This is not a commercial agreement or sponsorship."

    Earlier this week, British eSports announced a partnership with the Saudi eSports Federation. The UK's national body for competitive video gaming said this collaboration aimed to set "new standards of excellence, education and innovation throughout the world of esports". This would include a variety of endeavours between the two parties, including internships, training programs and research projects.

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  30. Hardhat Wombat screenshot - a cartoon wombat dressed as a construction worked has built a 2D castle out of wombat faeces. I'm not here to judge.

    Feature | George Fan, creator of Plants vs Zombies, on design and his new game about the greatest fact in the world

    And whether three months is enough time to ruin a friendship.

    George Fan is the creator of Plants vs Zombies, alongside fascinating, playful, elegant games like Octogeddon. He's also seen as having created the best ever GDC talk, "How I got my mom to play through Plants vs Zombies." It's a beautiful bit of applied thinking about game audiences and tutorials.

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