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Steam Deck challenger Asus ROG Ally costs £699, out in June
Cheaper model coming later this year.
Asus has announced final details for the Asus ROG Ally, its Steam-Deck-style handheld gaming PC, confirming the device will launch on 13th June priced at £699/$699 USD.
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Dinosaur narrative adventure Goodbye Volcano High delayed to August
"After assessing its production schedule".
Goodbye Volcano High, the "hybrid cinematic narrative/rhythm game/coming of age/interactive movie experience" from developer KO_OP has been delayed again, this time by two and a half months to 29th August.
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Fallout co-creator reveals the true purpose of the vaults
Five star plan.
Tim Cain, one of the creators of the Fallout series, has "set the record straight" on the true, original purpose of the series' famous vaults.
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Pikmin 4 survey teases "intense" night-time missions
Growing potential.
Nintendo has sent out a teasing fan survey, detailing the long-awaited Pikmin 4.
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Stadia-exclusive Gylt launches on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, and Xbox One on 6th July.
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Image of unannounced new Warzone 2 map pops up online
Dutch courage.
An image of an unannounced new map for Warzone 2 has popped up online.
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Marvel's Spider-Man 2 free prequel comic available online now
All the swing-le ladies.
Insomniac Games is yet to announce a firm release date for Marvel's Spider-Man 2, but if you are itching for more web-centric content in your life, you can at least now have a read of the game's prequel comic.
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Mouse stars Disney-esque gun-toting, cigar-smoking noir detective
Shot dogs! Shot dogs!
First-person shooter Mouse has gathered quite the excitement in the last 24 hours, thanks to its... distinct art style and protagonist.
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Digital Foundry | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - the Digital Foundry verdict
Is it really 'too big for Switch'?
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom arrives in a turbulent time for gaming. As new releases continue to debut with a range of technical hiccups, the excitement of diving into a brand-new game has become increasingly muted. Even Nintendo-published titles, such as the recent Pokémon games, have had unfortunate technical flaws. So, when the latest entry in the Zelda series promises to be bigger and better than ever before, scepticism is warranted, at least when it comes to technical performance. Worry not - despite some troubling preview footage with clear performance problems, the day one experience for Tears of the Kingdom is excellent overall - and it's not 'too big for Switch'.
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Review | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Hyrule reborn bigger and busier
Wind walker.
You've probably seen and read a lot about Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's heights, so let's start by plumbing its depths. The most accessible of these are water wells - around 50 in total, typically located near villages and stables, though a few lurk in the bellies of forgotten ruins. Drop in, and sometimes, all you'll find below are puddles and moss, a few lizards you can toss into a potion, and the trace of a story. One well I visited had a hydroponics garden beneath it, with melons swelling in the glare of bioluminescent shrubs. Another harboured a fellow well-enthusiast, one of the many charmingly written vagrant nerds you'll meet in Tears of the Kingdom's vertically expanded Hyrule, who promptly handed me a sidequest to discover - you guessed it - all the other wells.
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Humble Games showcase to air next week
A Signalis of what's to come.
Publisher Humble Games, which released last year's Signalis and our 2021 game of the year Unpacking, has announced a showcase set for next week.
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Gran Turismo 7 helps Bella Ramsey prepare for her driving test, sort of
Practicing those Mercedes bends.
Bella Ramsey, perhaps best known on this site for playing Ellie in HBO's The Last of Us adaptation, has briefly hung up her shivs and bricks to take Gran Turismo 7 for a test drive.
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Blizzard details Diablo 4 seasons, battle passes and shop
Burn a hole in your pocket.
Blizzard has revealed its plan for Diablo 4 post-launch, detailing its approach to seasons, battle passes and the shop.
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Latest Mortal Kombat teaser drops heavy hints next series entry is a reboot
UPDATE: Will be titled Mortal Kombat 1, leak suggests.
UPDATE 11/5/23: Mortal Kombat 1 is the name for the series' upcoming reboot, according to reliable console store spy Billbil-kun. The title fits with previous hints the game will be a re-imagining of the franchise so far.
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Gorgeous watercolour adventure Dordogne finally arrives in June
On PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch.
Dordogne, developer Un Je Ne Sais Quoi's gorgeously presented narrative adventure about long-forgotten childhood summers, finally has a release date and is coming to PC, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, and PS5 on 13th June.
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Here are the 23 games set to hit PS Plus and Premium in May
UPDATE: Sony messes about with the list once again.
UPDATE 12TH MAY 2023: It seems Sony is having a tough time working out exactly which games it will add to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium next week.
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Ubisoft layoffs see up to 60 jobs lost
Including UK customer relations staff based in Newcastle.
Ubisoft has today announced job cuts to its customer services team, with up to 60 positions expected to be lost across the UK and US.
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Guess what's finally coming back in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Tingle of excitement.
Good, great, so if you clicked on this article, I'm going to assume you're not fussed about spoilers and that we can now continue unimpeded, no longer having to wiggle around the issue at hand. Dungeons! Mitherflipping dungeons are returning in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom!
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I didn't realise boomer shooter Warhammer 40,000 Boltgun is a sequel to 2011's Space Marine
Only in death does duty end.
I apologise in advance if you, dear reader, know this already: Warhammer 40,000 Boltgun is a sequel to 2011's Space Marine.
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Feature | What Zelda means to us
From the Picto Box to Clock Town.
Years ago there was a huge videogame exhibition at the Barbican in London. It was filled with magical stuff: old consoles, weird experiments, art works, design documents, all manner of stuff. But the most memorable thing, I think, may have been a quote from a child who had played Zelda and had their world transformed by it. "When I go out playing now, the stick I carry with me becomes a sword."
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European Commission reportedly set to approve Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal
As soon as next week.
The European Commission - the EU's antitrust regulator - is reportedly set to approve Microsoft's proposed Activision Blizzard deal.
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Eurogamer reviews are changing
Star struck.
Hey again, Tom here. I'm really excited to announce today that Eurogamer reviews are changing. Here's a bit about how, and the thinking behind why.
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A Plague Tale: Requiem's performance mode is now live, which means the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions have a 60fps mode.
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Creative Assembly outlines next 12 months of Total War: Warhammer 3
And there's more coming after that.
Creative Assembly has outlined the next 12 months of Total War: Warhammer 3, and revealed there's more to come beyond that.
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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has a warning for players who skip story elements
How fore-Bode-ing.
EA has added a rather unique warning for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor players who try to bypass its story elements.
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Capcom is doing incredibly well
Monster sales.
Japanese game company Capcom has reported record sales.
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Nintendo targets unexpected demographic in quietly devastating Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ad
It's a mad world.
Nintendo has released a new advert for Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and on my first watch through I had my video game news reporter hat on, looking closely at the gameplay moments for fresh clues.
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Feature | Miasma Chronicles wants to be bigger and better than Mutant Year Zero
I think it's going to do it.
Bearded Ladies describes Miasma Chronicles as a "story of chosen family, mutant killers, sweeping post-apocalyptic American landscapes and powergloves". Like Mutant Year Zero, the studio's acclaimed game from 2018, it's another turn-based tactical RPG. At the very start of the story, players meet Elvis, a young man brought to the mining town of Sedentary, Kentucky as a baby, where he was left by his mother.
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Hollow Knight: Silksong delayed from first half of 2023
"It's gotten quite big."
We'll have to wait a little longer for the highly-anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong, its developer has now confirmed.
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FIFA 23 launches on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and EA Play on Tuesday 16th May.
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