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Metro: Last Light's Developer Pack DLC due next week
Enter the Spider's Nest.
Deep Silver and 4A Games' gritty, post-apocalyptic Russian shooter Metro: Last Light will be getting its third piece of DLC, the Developer Pack, on 17th September on Steam and Xbox Live. The PSN version will also be out the 17th in North America, but not until the following day in Europe.
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Editor's blog: A personal update
I've been meaning to mention...
Some of you may remember that at the start of 2011 I was promoted to the new role of Operations Director at Gamer Network, the company which publishes this website. The idea was that after a decade working solely on Eurogamer.net my responsibility would grow to include oversight of other publications and general management around and about the company.
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Hyper Light Drifter recalls Zelda meets Diablo by way of Sword & Sworcery
Doubles Kickstarter goal in under 24 hours.
2D action-RPG Hyper Light Drifter seemingly came out of nowhere yesterday on Kickstarter and has already acquired more than double its $27,000 goal.
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New UK studio Incus Games has announced Three Monkeys, an audio adventure PC RPG designed for the visually impaired community.
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Fable Anniversary delayed to February 2014
"It's not easy making these decisions."
Fable Anniversary has been delayed to February 2014, developer Lionhead Studios has announced.
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Football Manager 2014 release date announced
Pre-order to play the beta two weeks early.
Football Manager 2014 will launch on Thursday, 31st October, Sports Interactive has announced.
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As Bohemia waits to roll out the campaign, Paul Dean looks at what's there ahead of the review.
The battle is not yet joined. While Arma 3 is now available to buy, what you can download from Steam right now only represents an advance guard, a selection of showcase missions and equipment demonstrations. The main body is to follow, with the game's campaigns coming next month as a free add-on. There's the opportunity to join in multiplayer or download extra missions via Steam Workshop, but otherwise it's a slim offering and at the moment Arma 3 isn't a complete game. In lieu of a review, here are some first impressions.
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Lauda's Ferrari 312 T2 coming to F1 2013
The ratmobile.
On the day that Rush reaches cinemas in the UK, Codemasters has announced that the Ferrari 312 T2 that stars in the film at the hands of Daniel Bruhl's take on Niki Lauda is to feature in F1 2013.
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Feature | StarCraft 2 and the curious case of Benjamin Baker
Stream powered.
These days it feels like everyone streams. The explosion of all online video content over the last decade is one thing, but videogame streaming is a more recent and unusual phenomenon - and one overwhelmingly tied to the Justin.tv spin-off Twitch. In June this year Twitch announced it had around 35 million viewers a month and this is important for one big reason; it makes eSports a viable career for a lot more individuals than ever before.
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Disappointing Star Trek game "emotionally hurt" JJ Abrams
And "arguably" damaged the release of Into Darkness.
Star Trek director JJ Abrams was "emotionally hurt" by the franchise's recent disappointing video game tie-in.
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Video | See Ubisoft's dazzling Valiant Hearts in action
Year of the dog?
Ubisoft's pushing all the right buttons when it comes to its digital releases, and on top of the wonderful looking Child of Light it revealed another imaginative new game earlier this week in the shape of Valiant Hearts. Harking back to the harrowing backdrop of the Great War, it tells the stories of numerous soldiers as they work their way through the hell of trench warfare.
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Sony announces PlayStation Vita TV device
UPDATE: "Stay tuned" on news of a western release, Yoshida says.
UPDATE 2: Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has suggested the PS Vita TV device will be released outside of Japan - eventually.
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SpecialEffect launches crowdfunding project for eye control equipment
Hopes to raise £5950 for a special gaming unit.
UK games charity SpecialEffect has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for a new eye-controlled games unit.
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Eurogamer Expo 2013 developer sessions schedule unveiled
Watch_Dogs! Killzone! The Witcher 3! Forza 5! All streamed online, too.
Today I'm very pleased to be able to reveal the full and final line-up of developer sessions for this year's Eurogamer Expo - and the good news is that even if you can't make it to the show, you can watch them all live on the Eurogamer YouTube channel.
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Review | Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix review
An old new world.
On the face of it, Kingdom Hearts would appear to be a worthy subject for a remake. This was, after all, the unlikely crossover that spawned an enduring franchise - an action-RPG that, against the odds, managed to capture the hearts of two seemingly incompatible fanbases: Disney and Final Fantasy.
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Frontier Developments has released a new video for Elite: Dangerous designed to showcase the space trading game's music.
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UK studio Blitz Games closes down
UPDATE: Rebellion invites former staff to apply for some 50 open positions.
UPDATE: Sniper Elite developer Rebellion has invited former Blitz Games staff to apply for some 50 open positions at the Oxford-based studio.
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Microsoft is developing its own virtual assistant for Windows Phone, PC and Xbox which will rival Apple's iOS butler Siri, new reports suggest.
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Tribes Ascend dev Hi-Rez addresses players' "misinformed conclusions"
Global Agenda and Tribes Ascend made a loss. Smite is profitable.
The CEO of Hi-Rez, developer of Global Agenda, Tribes Ascend and the upcoming MOBA, Smite, has offered candid feedback on the ups and downs of the US studio's history in the hope of addressing what he describes as "misinformed conclusions" about the company.
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80 per cent of sales were digital.
First-person shooter Payday 2 has sold 1.58 million copies - and Starbreeze has hailed the game as a success.
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Telltale tells of its next tale: The Wolf Among Us preview
How The Walking Dead developer stays fresh with Fables.
Telltale Games has a lot to live up to. Once a niche studio content with making a small subset of gamers happy with its whimsical take on Sam & Max and Back to the Future, the small studio got thrust into the limelight after its critically acclaimed episodic take on Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead won loads of "Game of the Year" awards (including taking top honours at the VGAs, a silly, albeit widespread awards show that typically only recognises triple-A titles).
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Pro Pinball: Timeshock remake resurfaces on Kickstarter
UPDATE: Funded, with console stretch goals in sight.
UPDATE: The Timeshock virtual pinball table has been funded and stretch goals have been added for various console versions.
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Neverending Nightmares dev releases A Mobius Proposal, the game that got him a wife
"I think more people can enjoy it than just her."
Neverending Nightmares developer Matt Gilgenbach spent four years working on his rhythm-based side-scroller Retro/Grade only for it to sell so poorly that it didn't recoup its costs. However, during that time the indie dev created a game that was far more successful. It didn't make him a penny, but it did land him a wife.
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See what next-gen advancements add to Assassin's Creed 4
(Individually lit) raindrops keep falling on my head...
A new tech demo has shown off what features the next-gen version of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag boasts over its current-gen brethren.
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Witness a comparison between The Wind Waker HD and the original GameCube version
Sea the difference?
The upcoming Wii U HD remake of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker hosts a whole lot of new bells and whistles, but how's it look next to the original GameCube version?
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Sixense's five-piece motion-controller STEM System takes to Kickstarter
Sci-fi author Neal Stephenson endorses it.
Sixense, the developer of the Razer Hydra PC motion-controller, has launched a new Kickstarter for its five-part motion-controller, the STEM System.
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Interview | "There have been a lot of men crying, including me"
Blitz co-founder Philip Oliver's first interview since the demise of one of the UK's longest-running developers.
This morning the 23-year-old UK developer Blitz ceased trading, resulting in the loss of some 175 jobs.
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Planetary Annihilation beta out later this month
Retail release set for December.
Planetary Annihilation, the RTS made by Monday Night Combat developer Uber Entertainment, will go into beta later in September.
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Video | Let's Play Shelter
Get sett! Live from 5pm BST today.
Badgers! Once, when I was young and riding in a taxi with my mum through some countryside, we ran over a badger. Shocked by the impact (badgers make quite some noise when they travel under a black cab) we stopped, and my mum politely asked the driver to back over the badger to make sure it was properly finished off. It was probably an act of kind humanity, but I've had and remain to have my suspicions.
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Montague's Mount release date, Oculus Rift support announced
"It opens up a whole new dimension for games like mine."
First-person psychological thriller Montague's Mount launches on 9th October 2013.
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