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The Pokémon Company has announced a new collaboration running at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam from 28th September.
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Total War: Pharaoh launches next month
Don't be in denial.
Sega has announced the launch date for Total War Pharaoh, which will arrive as a digital download on 11th October.
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All Picross e games to be re-released on Switch
After becoming unavailable due to 3DS eShop shutdown.
All nine Picross e games released on the 3DS are being given a new lease of life on Nintendo Switch.
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Baldur's Gate 3 has a bad ending for those dedicated to making a silly late game action
Maybe don't take the name "Netherstone" literally.
Since its release, Baldur's Gate 3 has gained praise for its execution of D&D systems and the freedom allowed to players in roleplaying. And, like a reluctant DM, the game will warn you if you're about to do something very silly, before watching you do the very silly thing and then say "I warned you".
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Assassin's Creed Mirage marks the first time Ubisoft Bordeaux has led development on a full game release. It's a relatively small studio, as far as Ubisoft's teams go, and it seems fitting the team was chosen to build the leaner and more focused Mirage - after previously putting together Valhalla's Wrath of the Druids. Mirage was, of course, originally set to be DLC for Valhalla as well, before the project was expanded and became a standalone adventure for that game's mysterious Assassin character Basim Ibn Ishaq, set in the Assassin's Creed franchise's original stomping grounds.
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Spider-Man 2's New York City has denser traffic, new screenshots suggest
Driving up the wall.
Spider-Man fans have been comparing Insomniac's vision of New York from the previous game with forthcoming Marvel's Spider-Man 2.
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Starfield "can't shoot" bug can be fixed by using the character creator
No reloading required.
It's no secret that Bethesda games have some wobbles here and there, and Starfield is no exception.
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One of the many optional endings in Life is Strange: True Colors will be expanded upon in upcoming graphic novel Life is Strange: Forget-Me-Not.
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Review | Chants of Sennaar review - a puzzling linguistic marvel
Champollion's league.
High up the tower - but still nowhere near the top - I discovered the bell-ringer's shack. The shack was actually a sort of stone hut, if such a thing is possible, sat at the end of a curving wall. There was a door and a few slotted windows, and if I walked to the right, I found the bell-ringing equipment, which I needed to use but could not yet understand.
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Ubisoft's free-to-play shooter XDefiant delayed due to console certification issues
Now "likely" to launch this October.
XDefiant, the Tom-Clancy-adjacent free-to-play shooter from Ubisoft, has been delayed out of its previously planned summer window, with the publisher blaming certification issues on Xbox and PlayStation for the game's slip into what's now "likely" to be an October release.
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Fortnite boss Donald Mustard is retiring from Epic Games
UPDATE: Kratos designer Charlie Wen takes over role.
UPDATE 11/9/23: Following last week's announcement that Donald Mustard, chief creative officer at Epic Games, would be retiring from the company at the end of this month, it's been revealed that Charlie Wen will be taking over the role.
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Official Xbox credit cards will soon be a thing in the US
Exclusively for Xbox Insiders initially.
Last time you got up from playing Xbox in your Xbox-branded onesie to grab yourself some food made with your Xbox-branded cookbook from your Xbox-branded mini-fridge, did you by any chance say to yourself, "Gee, I really wish I'd been able to buy all this Xbox tat with an Xbox-branded credit card"? Well, guess what? Anything is possible in this darkest of timelines.
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EA Sports FC 24 top ratings revealed, mixes men and women for first time
Mbappé shares 91 rating with three other players.
EA has published its Ultimate Team top ratings for the upcoming EA Sports FC 24, which mixes male and female players for the first time.
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Embracer reportedly considering selling Borderlands developer Gearbox
UPDATE: Gearbox reportedly tells staff "there are many options under consideration".
UPDATE 5.40pm: Bloomberg's Jason Schreier reports that Gearbox has today emailed employees confirming Embracer Group is, at the very least, considering parting ways with the Borderlands studio - although a specific course of action is yet to be decided on.
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Forza Motorsport sheds its stuffiness for a friendly, generous welcome
The warm shoulder.
"A car's journey, from the showroom floor to the winner's circle, is the culmination of a thousand little decisions," we are told, at the beginning of Forza Motorsport. "All carefully chosen by great builders who know what it takes to push a car past its perceived limitations." Fair enough. But it does make you wonder, as the camera whips through a montage of lime-green Porsches and rain-lashed tarmac, what exactly are the perceived limitations that the great builders at Turn 10 Studios are trying to push past?
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Digital Foundry | DF Weekly: How plausible is the Switch 2 Matrix Awakens demo report?
Switch 2 could be a tech powerhouse - but expectation management is required.
With both Eurogamer and Video Games Chronicle discussing the behind-the-scenes demos of Switch at Gamescom last month, it's important to put what was revealed into context.
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SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S version announced
Bikini Bottoms Up.
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake is getting a free upgrade for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.
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PS5 custom plate company releases own version of Spider-Man design
Same business previously told Sony "go ahead, sue us", before receiving cease and desist.
Custom console skin company Dbrand has announced a set of limited edition PS5 plates which take some heavy inspiration from Sony's own official Spider-Man designs.
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Armored Core 6 update appears to make early game easier
PvP adjustment on the way too.
FromSoftware has released an update for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon that appears to be making its early game a little easier.
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Ubisoft says not to read anything into Assassin's Creed Black Flag's sudden Steam disappearance
I shanty be hoping for a remake soon.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag - AKA the one where you get to be a pirate - is currently unavailable on Steam. But don't get excited - it's not because there's a new version on the cards.
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Upcoming point-and-click adventure Foolish Mortals will now release in 2024.
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Bethesda's space behemoth Starfield has now reached another new milestone in Steam concurrent players.
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Mario Kart Tour updates end next month
Pit stopped.
Smartphone racer Mario Kart Tour will receive its final content update next month on 4th October, Nintendo has announced.
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Review | Mediterranea Inferno review - a bruising, intensely stylish post-COVID nightmare
Mirage à trois.
So how was your lockdown? Three years on, as the 'new normal' rapidly recedes, life under COVID restrictions feels almost like a fever dream, any thought to the lingering trauma of enforced isolation ignored, dismissed, or forgotten. Mediterranea Inferno, though, remembers. This second outing from The Milky Way Prince's Lorenzo Redaelli – a creator working in the shadow of Italy's stringent, long-lasting coronavirus measures – has a lot on its mind, beginning with the impact those wilderness years have had on the collective conscious, particularly on young adults grappling with a sense of lost time at a critical juncture in their lives.
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Next Mass Effect will ditch open world and return to series' "classic format", insider teases
Stay massy.
Mass Effect developer BioWare is pulling back from Andromeda's open-world approach and plans to streamline its world for Mass Effect 4.
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Digital Foundry | Filco Majestouch 3 keyboard review: a long-awaited upgrade that may be too little, too late
The gold standard mechanical keyboard circa 2011 returns.
The world of keyboards has been on an interesting trajectory recently, with a trend towards maximalist designs from mainstream and boutique brands alike that pack in a huge number of features and eye-catching flourishes - many of which don't really improve the overall typing experience.
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Thinking about jumping into Starfield but worried about the levelling up grind? This player has a top tip for you.
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Gotham Knights has been rated for Nintendo Switch
Knights out.
Surprise! It looks like Gotham Knights is coming to Nintendo Switch.
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VR Corner | You can now play Far Cry 6 from start to finish in VR thanks to this new mod
Yara going to want to see it in action!
I've been praying for a proper Far Cry VR game for ages, whether it be a new one or a port of the older games and now, all of a sudden, we're getting loads of Far Cry VR mods thanks to the continued work of the flat to VR modding community!
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Stalker 2 developer GSC Game World's servers have been damaged by a fire at its Prague office
"We've dealt with worse than that before. This is fine."
A fire has destroyed part of the offices of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl developer GSC Game World.
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