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Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered gets standalone PS5 release later this month
UPDATE: Available now on PlayStation store.
UPDATE 5/5/2023: The previously announced standalone PS5 version of Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered is now available on the PlayStation Store.
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Sea of Thieves' second ARG-like Mystery is a hunt for a valuable real-world prize
And it starts next week.
Sea of Thieves is preparing to send bamboozle-proof buccaneers off on another ARG-like adventure, with the multiplayer pirate game's second Mystery, The Hoarder's Hunt, now confirmed to launch next Thursday, 11th May.
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Tabletop-inspired RPG sequel For the King 2 getting a closed beta next week
And registration is now open.
For the King 2 - the sequel to IronOak Games' wonderful tabletop-RPG-meets-digital-board-game adventure - is getting a closed beta next week, and registration is now open.
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Digital Foundry | Redfall on Xbox tested: a sad tale of unfulfilled potential and profound technical issues
The lack of a 60fps performance mode is just the start of the problems.
Redfall is an open world first-person shooter that combines mechanics-driven, immersive sim-style design with optional cooperative multiplayer. It promises a vast Unreal Engine 4-powered world to explore while casting aside the shackles of the last-generation Xbox One hardware with a release exclusively targeting Xbox Series consoles and the PC. Alas, things have perhaps not gone quite as planned. The omission of a 60 frames per second performance mode turns out to be one of the lesser issues facing a release with a range of technical and content problems.
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Narrative game festival LudoNarraCon now live on Steam with dev talks, demos, and more
Plus discounts on over 140 titles.
LudoNarraCon, the narrative-game-focused digital festival organised by publisher Fellow Traveller, has returned to Steam for a four-day programme of panels, demos, and discounts.
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Don't Nod announces release date of Harmony: The Fall of Reverie
Life is still pretty strange.
Don't Nod, French developer behind Life is Strange, has announced the release date of its forthcoming narrative adventure Harmony: The Fall of Reverie.
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"I'm upset with myself."
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has personally apologised for the failure of Arkane's Redfall, which was widely panned this week.
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The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan has been surprise-released on Switch today.
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CMA investigating effects of AI on competition and consumers
Report to be published in September.
The Competition and Markets Authority is launching an investigation into AI foundation models, following the emergence of AI within several industries.
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Korean studio Npixel has revealed fresh gameplay footage of its forthcoming MMORPG Chrono Odyssey.
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EA announces F1 23 launch date for next month, plus story mode return
In the Nico time.
EA has announced when F1 23 will be out alongside a reveal trailer which shows off some of the new features this year's instalment brings to the series.
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Apple Arcade adds 20 games, including new What the Golf? follow-up
And a Disney game from Words with Friends' creator.
Apple Arcade has received a major shot in the arm today, with the addition of 20 further titles for the smartphone subscription service.
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Feature | Times & Galaxy sees you shaping the narrative as a robo-journalist
And there's a demo out now.
I've played a couple of games where I've been cast as a journalist, but in most of these games you're a journalist in the same way Tintin is a journalist - kind of, but not too much. Beyond Good & Evil probably takes it the most seriously. You're a photographer trying to get the truth about an alien invasion. You break into places and have fights and solve puzzles, but you also get the shots you're after before you get out. But still, you know, the fights, the breaking in, the solving puzzles. You're a journalist, kind of...
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Pokémon Go developer dismisses "incorrect" report that claimed revenue down to lowest since 2018
UPDATE: Appmagic responds.
UPDATE 11/5/23: App store analytics firm AppMagic has now responded to Niantic's claim its report on Pokémon Go revenue was "incorrect".
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Finnish newspaper uses Counter-Strike to provide accurate Russian reporting on Ukraine invasion
For World Press Freedom Day.
Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat is using Counter-Strike to provide Russian players with accurate news on Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
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PC Xbox app adds collections based on game length
Plus accessibility filters.
The Xbox app for Windows PC has been updated with new collections on the Home screen with categories that list quick games to play.
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Former Nintendo boss has Taken Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom leaks into own hands
"What I do have are a very particular set of skills."
Former Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aimé has seen those Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom leaks and the people boasting about having acquired the game early, and he is not happy about it. In fact, the whole situation has made him embrace his inner Liam Neeson.
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Feature | Why N64 launch title Shadows of the Empire will always be my favourite Star Wars game
Rebel without a cause.
Shadows of the Empire does not appear on best Star Wars video game lists. It is not fondly remembered (or is it?). Parts of it are quite bad, in truth. But it will always be my favourite Star Wars game.
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Discord usernames are changing to be more like Twitter
The final countdown.
Discord has announced changes to usernames, after taking feedback on their format.
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System Shock publisher says it used AI artwork to "start conversations"
"This was never about using AI to create artwork instead of using real people."
UPDATE 9pm UK: Developer Night Dive has told Eurogamer that the social media posts made on the official System Shock Twitter account were made by the game's publisher Prime Matter. "Nightdive Studios was not responsible," a spokesperson said.
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Square Enix's forthcoming Final Fantasy 16 will not be on sale in Saudi Arabia.
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David Gaider claims BioWare "quietly resented" writers
Before he left during Anthem development in 2016.
Former BioWare veteran David Gaider has criticised his former studio for its evolving approach to video game narrative, up until his departure from the studio in 2016, amidst the troubled development of multiplayer shooter Anthem.
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Feature | Look, I'm reviewing the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom trailer and it gets an Essential
Our last line of defence will be Link...
That Saxophone!
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Blizzard detailing Diablo 4's seasons, battle pass, and cosmetics next week
As part of latest livestream.
Blizzard will be sharing more details on Diablo 4's live-service trappings as part of a newly announced Developer Update Livestream airing next week.
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Destiny 2 cheat-seller must pay $12m following latest Bungie lawsuit win
Studio recently secured two similar victories.
Bungie has secured another legal win against a Destiny 2 cheat-seller, with a court this time ordering the defendant to pay $12m USD in damages.
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Unity announces third round of layoffs in 10 months, impacting 600 more jobs
Approximately 8% of workforce.
Unity Software - the company behind the widely used Unity game engine - has announced its third round of layoffs in under 12 months, this time affecting 600 jobs, equating to approximately 8% of its total workforce.
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Pokémon TCG's free-to-play digital adaptation finally arrives in June
For Android, iOS, Mac, and PC.
Pokémon TCG Live, the official free-to-play smartphone and desktop adaptation of the venerable trading card game, finally has a released day, and will be launching on 8th June.
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Did you know there was a Eurogamer merch store? I bet you didn't! Well there is and we're giving away a bunch of T-shirts from it, for free.
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Review | Ravenlok review - haste makes waste in Wonderland
Like a writing desk?
Take one good look at Ravenlok and you’ll see Lewis Carroll’s fingerprints embed onto every voxel. Alice’s two literary adventures in Wonderland (plus several other adaptations) have clearly influenced developer Cococucumber, from the outsized teapots, off-brand Queen Of Hearts, and fish-out-of-water-into-a-fairytale-world setup. Ravenlok shares more than just surface-level nods to that classic book, though. Yes, it’s beautiful and dreamlike, but it’s also just as disorganised and nonsensical as Alice’s growing brain - for better and for worse.
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There's a new Double Dragon game! It's called Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons, and it's out on PC and all the consoles this summer.
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