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Digital Foundry | Gotham Knights is fixed - so we've re-reviewed every version of the game
Five months on, an altogether more positive DF tech analysis.
Gotham Knights had some definite issues when it launched last year. A mixture of lighting problems, odd technical hangups, and strange design choices undermined what should have been an attractive game. This was made all the worse from comparisons to its 2015 predecessor, Batman: Arkham Knight, which was in many ways a more visually accomplished title. But the game's key issue came down to performance, running at a highly unsteady 30fps, with harsh frame-rate drops, stutters, and frame-time fluctuations. The game felt rough and jerky as a result, particularly when travelling through the open world. For a current-gen only title pushing unambitious visuals, this level of performance bordered on unforgivable.
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A new trailer for Professor Layton and the New World of Steam has shown off a neat twist to this surprise puzzle-solving sequel's story.
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Sons of the Forest has received its first patch, and let me tell you, it is a thorough one.
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Poll | What do you think of PlayStation 5's new progression tracker?
100 percent.
The latest PS5 system update included some nifty features, such as Discord voice chat and unifying the digital and disc versions of games.
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Feature | Fortnite's grind rails are just super
Zippy.
It says a lot about the pace and invention of Fortnite that, as soon as we heard the new update would add grind rails, as a team we started questioning whether the game had ever had grind rails before. Things come and go here, who can tell? There have been ziplines, and those wires that shoot you up into the air. And there was the track that the ballers could role along? Grind rails, though? At some point?
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Check out Bill's town from The Last of Us, recreated in The Sims 4
Breakfast of champignons.
Bill's hometown of Lincoln from The Last of Us has been reimagined in The Sims 4.
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Forspoken sales "lacklustre", Square Enix says
Admits "many" games underperformed, putting growth at risk.
Forspoken publisher Square Enix has admitted the game's sales were "lacklustre", and that critical reviews of the title had been "challenging".
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Video | Watch Aoife and Ian play through the Resident Evil 4 remake Chainsaw demo
A sight for saw eyes.
The Eurogamer video team has been all abuzz since Capcom surprise dropped a demo for its upcoming remake of Resident Evil 4, and I'm not just talking about our excitement levels here either!
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50 Cent TV series named Vice City, but unrelated to GTA
Despite posting iconic logo.
Rapper and producer Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson is developing a TV series named Vice City, a new report has confirmed - but it is nothing to do with Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto.
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Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 lands today, bringing with it a heavy dose of Asian-inspired architecture from both the past and the future.
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If you haven't had your fill of seeing all the many weird and wonderful ways that protagonist Jacob Lee (and, of course, all of those pesky enemies) can die in The Callisto Protocol, I have good news. The game's upcoming Contagion Bundle will add 14 new ways for this to happen. Sorry Jacob!
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Feature | What we've been playing
A few of the games that have us hooked at the moment.
Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: disappointing RPGs, brilliant RPGs, and a handheld Metroid.
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Feature | Everything shown during the Capcom Spotlight March 2023 event
Biohazard a guess.
Not to be overshadowed by the likes of Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft, Capcom held its own showcase event, dubbed Capcom Spotlight, in which it made a handful of announcements and released brand new videos for its upcoming games. In case you missed the fun, here's everything Capcom had to offer.
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Monster Hunter Rise's Sunbreak expansion hits PlayStation and Xbox in April
Lagombi kidding me.
Hopefully you've been making good progress on Monster Hunter Rise since its launch on Xbox and PlayStation back in January, because Capcom's just announced its stupendous Sunbreak expansion will be hitting those very same platforms on 28th April.
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Exoprimal out in July, plus Game Pass day one
The day of raptor.
Capcom's dino live service game Exoprimal will release on 14th July, including day one on Game Pass.
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Resident Evil 4 remake Chainsaw demo available now, no time limit
It takes a village.
As expected, the demo for Capcom's upcoming Resident Evil 4 remake is available now across PlayStation 5 and PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (via Steam).
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Capcom's Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective remaster launches this June
On Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
Capcom's remaster of Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - the stunning 2011 paranormal puzzle adventure about possessing inanimate objects - finally has a release date and will be coming to PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and Steam on 30th June.
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At this point, you might well feel like you've already watched a movie's worth of trailer for Nintendo's upcoming Mario film, but if your hunger remains unsated, the company has coughed up one last trailer ahead of its full release this April.
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Naughty Dog details The Last of Us Part 1's PC features and system requirements
Ahead of this month's launch.
The Last of Us Part 1's PC release is almost upon us, and ahead of its arrival on 28th March, Naughty Dog has revealed its platform-specific enhancements and system requirements.
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Rocksteady's Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League reportedly delayed again
Now said to be arriving "later this year".
Warner Bros. has reportedly delayed the launch of Rocksteady's Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League once more, moving its release from May to sometime "later this year".
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If you've been eagerly awaiting more on RoboCop: Rogue City since its announcement back in 2021, today's your day. Publisher Nacon has released a new "gameplay overview" trailer and confirmed a launch delay from the previously announced June window into September.
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Myst dev's steampunk VR puzzle adventure Firmament gets May release
PC and Mac first, PlayStation to follow.
Myst developer Cyan Worlds has given its steampunk VR puzzle adventure Firmament a release date, confirming it'll be launching for PC and Mac on 18th May this year.
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Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 release date confirmed, first look at upcoming battle pass skin
UPDATE: New trailer! Rails! Attack on Titan!
UPDATE 9/3/23: After our small teaser earlier in the week, we now have more information on Fortnite’s upcoming season.
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Microsoft runs full-page Call of Duty ads in Daily Mail and Financial Times in bid to win over CMA
Extra, extra, read all about it!
Microsoft's proposed deal to acquire Activision Blizzard is currently facing regulatory approval around the world, including in the UK where it is under close scrutiny following concerns the deal could be deemed anti-competitive.
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Bug researchers name new cockroach species after a Pokémon
Critter-cal discovery.
A pair of entomologists (scientists who study bugs) have named a new species of cockroach they discovered after the Bug and Fighting type Pokémon Pheromosa.
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Control heads up all-women Humble charity bundle
This is my Remedy.
Following yesterday's news that Humble had thrown together a bundle that included Biomutant and Jurassic World Evolution 2, we have word of yet another one.
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The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition criticised by players for poor performance
UPDATE: A patch is in the works for next week.
UPDATE 4.00pm UK: Private Division is working on a patch for PC and consoles to address performance issues, due out next week.
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Galacticare offers hospital management in space, out later this year
To infirmary and beyond.
Indie developer Brightrock Games has announced its next game: Galacticare.
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Everything we spotted in the Starfield launch date announcement
Stars in their eyes.
Yesterday was a bit of a rollercoaster for those of us looking forward to Starfield, wasn't it?
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State of the Game | Battlefield 2042 - with humility and hustle, DICE might yet win the war
Plaster class.
"Be a class above," goes the tagline of Battlefield 2042's new season. Just a month ago, that sentiment would have been salt in the wound. By that point, longtime players had suffered through more than a year of DICE's disastrous Specialist system, which smashed apart Battlefield's traditional, fixed roles in favour of COD-style open customisation. A class above? Players would have settled for any class structure at all.
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