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  1. Thank Goodness You're Here salesman in town

    New indie "slapformer" Thank Goodness You're Here was announced at tonight's Gamescom Opening Night Live and promises to have players spitting out their tea.

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  2. Diablo 4: Season of Blood artwork shows a screaming character.

    Diablo 4's ongoing content will continue with its second season, named Season of Blood, on 17th October.

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  3. A truck churns through mud in Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.

    Tonight's Gamescom Opening Night Live brought a reveal for Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, the next game in Saber Interactive's rugged off-road driving series.

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  4. A still from Sonic Frontiers' final update trailer showing Sonic the Hedgehog, Knuckles, Tails, Amy, and Eggman posed against a dramatic red sky.

    Sonic the Hedgehog fans now have two more dates for their diaries courtesy of tonight's Gamescom Opening Night Live, with both Sonic Superstars and Sonic Frontier's big The Final Horizon content update now sporting release dates.

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  5. Tekken 8 arrives in January

    Tekken 8 will release across PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on 26th January, 2024, and will be available to pre-order later this evening.

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  6. Nightingale

    Nightingale, the upcoming "gaslamp fantasy" game from Inflexion Games, will launch in early access on 22nd February.

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  7. Geoff Keighley's Gamescom Opening Night Live interrupted by a stage invader.

    Tonight's Gamescom Opening Night Live was briefly paused while security dealt with a stage invasion.

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  8. A character holds a torch at night in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin.

    We now have a release date for Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, which is being made by Elite Dangerous and Planet Coaster developer Frontier.

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  9. Fort Solis promtional screenshot showing the back of an astronaut looking towards a metal door labelled 'Fort Solis', with deep red lighting and shadow.

    If there's one thing that Fort Solis understands, it's that the worst horrors are not supernatural: they are man-made. Combine this idea with the unforgiving environment of space, and you have the perfect setup for a classic sci-fi tale. Set on Mars in the year 2080, Fort Solis sees you play as Jack Leary - an employee of a large mining corporation called Terra - who is called away from his engineering work to investigate an unusual manual alarm at a neighbouring base. Naturally, this occurs just as some massive Martian storms are due to hit, ensuring you won't have any assistance from the outside world for quite some time. It's a great premise, and Fort Solis initially builds up some wonderful tension as Jack starts poking around the eerily-quiet facility. As things get more serious in the later stages, however, things begin to unravel - both in terms of the story beats, and the slightly messy way the game delivers them.

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  10. Atari's classic 2600 console is back as a £100 "modern day faithful recreation"

    If you're old enough to remember the days when consoles were made of wood and powered by the hopes and dreams of a better future, you might be excited to know Atari is bringing its classic 70s/80s console, the Atari 2600, back as a "modern day faithful recreation" - and it'll even play original cartridges if you still have some lying around behind your Zimmer frame.

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  11. Guybrush Threepwood in Return to Monkey Island

    Video game film and TV adaptations seem to be coming at us from all directions these days, however Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert isn't keen to see his piratical puzzler head in this direction.

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  12. Gamescom Opening Night Live 2023 splash image featuring host Geoff Keighley and various game logos.

    It's that time of the year again! Our thrice-annual serving of Geoff Keighley-fronted video game announcements is upon us once more, this time coming at you live from Gamescom in the aromatic German city of Cologne.

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  13. Poltchageist

    Another Pokémon that we will be required to catch in our bid to finally have them all has been revealed.

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  14. Slime Ranger 2 screenshot

    In a time where every video game under the sun seems to be getting adapted into a film or TV show, Story Kitchen has acquired the rights to make Slime Rancher into a movie.

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  15. Cult of the Lamb x Don't Starve Together

    The self-proclaimed anthropomorphic occultists over at Massive Monster have teamed up with sustenance enthusiasts Klei Entertainment to bring us a Cult of the Lamb x Don't Starve Together crossover event - something the two companies have dubbed an "Unholy Communion".

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  16. Replaced screenshot

    Cyberpunk platformer Replaced will now launch in 2024.

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  17. Starfield concept art

    This is a quick public service announcement to warn you that Starfield has leaked.

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  18. Charles Martinet with two cosplay Waluigis.

    Nintendo says Charles Martinet no longer video game voice of Mario

    UPDATE: Super Mario Wonder and WarioWare also feature new talent as Luigi and Wario.

    UPDATE 22/8/23 9.20am UK: WarioWare: Move It! has also now been confirmed to feature a new voice artist other than Charles Martinet (thanks, NWR). The new actor will take on Martinet's long-standing role of Wario, the evil Mario, in this year's title.

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  19. Microsoft's logo over a blue sky filled with white fluffy clouds.

    Microsoft has agreed to sell the streaming rights for Activision Blizzard games to Ubisoft if completes its $68.7bn takeover of the Call of Duty publisher.

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  20. Immortals of Aveum screenshot showing Gina Torres' character and some blue magic stuff

    Early on, Immortals of Aveum gives the whole game away. During one of many, many expository scenes with General Kirkhan - played here by a committed Gina Torres, of Destiny 2 and Suits fame, who is if nothing else wonderfully game - you, the hero Jak, are told that you're special. This is because you're a Triarch, which is a kind of Magnus (Immortals of Aveum loves a proper noun, brace yourself), only better: while a regular magic wielder must commit themselves to one of three "colours" of magic - red, green, blue - a Triarch can tap into all three.

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  21. Immortals: Fenyx Rising 2 reportedly mixed Elden Ring with Wind Waker

    Following last month's confirmation that a planned sequel to Ubisoft's enjoyable open-world romp Immortals: Fenyx Rising had been cancelled, new details of the ill-fated project have emerged, including word it would have combined elements of Elden Ring and Wind Waker to create a follow-up very different from the original.

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  22. An in-game shot of Ghostrunner 2 showing the protagonist wall-running to move between rain-slicked, neon-lit city rooftops while dodging incoming enemy lasers, all viewed in first-person.

    Ghostrunner 2, the sequel to developer One More Level's acclaimed game of tough-as-nails cyberpunk parkour action and swearing extremely loudly at the screen, finally has a release date and will be coming to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on 26th October.

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  23. Official Vampire Survivors art showing a red-eyed vampire next to his identical vampire friend, who is upside down.

    As if a couch co-op mode and a Switch release somehow wasn't enough new Vampire Survivors stuff to be getting on with, developer Poncle has teased plenty more is still to come, confirming everything seen in a recent "Directer's Cut" (yes, with an "e") leak is real and on the way.

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  24. A photo of an Xbox Series X covered in the official Starfield wrap, featuring sci-fi paneling detailed in grey on white.

    Microsoft is launching a range of official consoles wraps for Xbox Series X - including a design inspired by Bethesda's upcoming space RPG and sandwich-collecting sim Starfield - that'll go on sale across Europe, Canada, and the US starting in October.

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  25. Hands on with Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1

    Video & Preview | Hands on with Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1

    And three other upcoming Konami titles.

    With all-new entries in its flagship Metal Gear Solid series still on hiatus, Konami's release schedule over the last few years has felt thin. Well, except for when it comes to Yu-Gi-Oh! games and Pachinko machines I suppose.

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  26. DF Weekly: Microsoft should make Xbox Expansion Cards cheaper

    Digital Foundry | DF Weekly: Microsoft should make Xbox Expansion Cards cheaper

    There are good reasons for the PS5 SSD price advantage, but that doesn't mean Microsoft is powerless.

    Why are Xbox Series X/S expansion drives so much more expensive than PS5 equivalents - and should Microsoft put pressure on its suppliers to drive prices down? That was one question on this week's DF Direct Weekly episode, and one that I'd like to tackle in more depth given that I've spent the last two years charting price changes and sharing deals on PS5 SSDs and Xbox Expansion cards alike.

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  27. Cyberpunk 2077

    CD Projekt Red is hosting a gameplay livestream for Cyberpunk 2077 later this week, where it will share more details about its next update.

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  28. A silhouette of a person in front of neon lights.

    Feature | Why are localisation workers regularly left out of game credits?

    Project managers say companies fear visibility on staff being poached, pay being shared.

    This month's launch of the widely-celebrated Baldur's Gate 3 highlighted the often-overlooked topic of video game credits, and the fact that many people who work for hundreds of hours on a project sometimes still do not get their name recognised. But why does this happen? And what is being done - across developers, publishers, localisation companies and industry bodies - to ensure the situation improves?

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