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  1. We can "look forward" to more 2D Sonic games, says Sonic Frontiers director

    Worry not, Sonic fans; more 2D Sonic adventures may be on the way.

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  2. The Witcher 3 next-gen patch 4.01: one step forward, one step back

    Digital Foundry | The Witcher 3 next-gen patch 4.01: one step forward, one step back

    RT modes perform better on consoles, performance mode is slower.

    The Witcher 3 Complete Edition was broadly a success when it landed on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S late last year. The ray-traced ambient occlusion and RT global illumination were both excellent, while the 60fps performance option was another breakthrough, especially for PlayStation users, who'd yet to experience that feature. However, frame-rate and stability were contentious and crashes were possible, while the PC version had its own range of issues.

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  3. Lost Ark players have died 1,672,050,487 times so far

    Amazon Games' Lost Ark recently celebrated its first anniversary, and to mark the occasion, the studio has issued an infographic detailing how Heroes of Arkesia have been spending their time over the last 12 months.

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  4. It took a 6'6" stunt performer and an 80-pound suit to bring The Last of Us' Bloater to life

    A new behind-the-scenes video reveals how HBO pulled together The Last of Us' fifth episode, including how it brought the game's terrifying Bloaters to life in the show.

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  5. 11-year-old CS:GO just broke its own Steam concurrent user record

    Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) has just broken its all-time concurrent PC user peak… 11 years after it launched on Steam.

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  6. You can soon buy those Minecraft-inspired Crocs you've always dreamed about

    Microsoft has partnered with Crocs to introduce a new line of Minecraft-inspired Crocs.

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  7. EA Sports is "closing in" on a £500m deal with the Premier League

    EA Sports is "closing in" on a deal with the Premier League.

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  8. Double Fine PsychOdyssey is a 20+ hour series documenting the development of Psychonauts 2

    Double Fine PsychOdyssey is a 20+ hour series documenting the development of Psychonauts 2

    "The studio confronts overly ambitious designs, poor morale, technical challenges, and financial woes."

    Double Fine has teamed up with 2 Player Productions for Double Fine PsychOdyssey, "an unprecedented documentary experience seven years in the making".

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  9. The smiling face of Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick.

    Activision Blizzard CEO Kotick will "absolutely remain" if the Microsoft merger falls through

    Sources say he "will absolutely remain at the gaming giant to run the company".

    Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has revealed that he would "absolutely remain" at the megacorp if the planned acquisition with Microsoft does not proceed.

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  10. Make-A-Wish's The World Streams For the Wishes (FTW) global livestream fundraiser returns in April

    Make-A-Wish's The World Streams For the Wishes (FTW) global livestream fundraiser returns in April

    "Help grant these life-changing wishes and raise awareness in the streaming community."

    Make-A-Wish will run a second The World Streams For the Wishes (FTW) global livestream fundraiser later this year.

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  11. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

    Looks like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom may be Nintendo's largest first-party Switch game

    At 18.2GB, it looks to be significantly bigger than Breath of the Wild.

    It looks like Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will be the largest first-party Nintendo game ever to come to Switch.

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  12. The warrior and Nhaga

    PUBG owner Krafton is establishing a "AAA game studio" in Canada

    And the studio's first project will be an adaptation of the Korean fantasy book, The Bird That Drinks Tears.

    Krafton – the company behind PUBG: Battlegrounds and Striking Distance Studios' The Callisto Protocol – is set to launch its "first Canadian AAA game studio".

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  13. Colourful, cartoony promotional artwork for Hi-Fi Rush showing protagonist Chai and friends posing dramatically in mid-air.

    Hi-Fi Rush is unquestionably fab, but developer Tango Gameworks' rhythm-action treat might just be a little bit fabber than we all initially thought if a newly made discovery turns out to be the cheeky tease for a new The Evil Within game some are interpreting it to be.

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  14. Minecraft's long-delayed archaeology system coming in this year's 1.20 update

    Nearly two years after its initial delay, Minecraft's long-awaited archeology feature is finally on the horizon, with developer Mojang now confirming it'll be arriving as part of the game's 1.20 update later this year.

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  15. How Song in the Smoke leverages PSVR 2's cutting-edge features

    Digital Foundry | How Song in the Smoke leverages PSVR 2's cutting-edge features

    Talking tech with 17-bit.

    We're hugely excited by PlayStation VR2 and in common with many media outlets, Digital Foundry now has access to a headset, so we're set for the review to come. Based on the unboxing experience, the physical design of the headset and the controllers does not disappoint, but what do game developers make of the specifications of the tech and in what ways is the VR experience heightened in transitioning their titles to PSVR 2?

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  16. Is Nintendo teasing a playable Zelda in Tears of the Kingdom?

    A curious piece of artwork posted by Nintendo currently has fans in a debate.

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  17. Alan Wake 2 now "playable from start to finish", says Remedy

    Alan Wake 2 now "playable from start to finish", says Remedy

    But Alan Wake Remastered hasn't yet sold enough to generate royalties.

    It only feels like yesterday we were all praying to the gods of impossible things that we might one day get a sequel to cult monologue-'em-up Alan Wake, but now, not only has one been announced, developer Remedy Entertainment has confirmed the game's reached a stage in development where it's "playable from start to finish".

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  18. Assassin's Creed Origins director leaves Ubisoft

    Ubisoft veteran Jean Guesdon has left Ubisoft Montreal after almost two decades.

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  19. Sega and Nier developer Yoko Taro announce bizarre 404 Game Re:set project

    Sega and Nier developer Yoko Taro announce bizarre 404 Game Re:set project

    In which Sega's games have been transformed into anime girls. Really.

    Earlier today, Sega released a short video introducing a new game it's developing in collaboration with Yoko Taro.

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  20. Returning to 'gaming's Citizen Kane'

    Game of the Week | Returning to 'gaming's Citizen Kane'

    Or how Metroid Prime remains one of Nintendo's all-time greats.

    Game of the Week goes out to all of our supporters as part of the Eurogamer Essentials newsletter. There's going to be a slight shake-up of the supporters program in the near future (don't worry - it's all good news) so stay tuned for more details. Thanks as ever for your support - it's much appreciated.

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  21. Watch Ian unbox the PlayStation VR2 ahead of its launch later this month

    Surprise! Ian's VR Corner is a couple of days early this week and it's a big one! (That's what she said.)

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  22. Nintendo Switch

    Nintendo rules out Switch price cut for now, despite flagging sales

    "We believe that it is entering uncharted territory…"

    Nintendo has ruled out a Switch price cut for now despite flagging sales of the console.

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  23. Who do you want to see added into Mario Kart 8 Deluxe next?

    Here at Eurogamer, we're still reeling from Wednesday night's Nintendo Direct.

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  24. The Division 2

    Ubisoft is having some serious issues with The Division 2 at the moment.

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  25. PUBG

    The people behind PUBG plan to take on Escape from Tarkov and DMZ with an extraction shooter of their own.

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  26. Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty screenshot

    Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty specs for all platforms revealed

    Here's what you'll need for your 4K and 60fps.

    Team Ninja has released guidelines on game modes and specifications for upcoming release Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

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  27. rog azoth header

    Digital Foundry | Asus ROG Azoth: bridging the gulf between mainstream and custom mechanical keyboards

    A feature-packed 75% keeb at an enthusiast price.

    For far too long, I've felt there's been too much of a gulf between the mainstream gaming keyboards of this world and the more enthusiast-level options. The world of mechanical keyboards is something that's grown from a niche subculture to a PC gaming standard - even once-enthusiast keyboard forums now record over a million members. With that in mind, companies have tried to make keyboards to appeal to both sides, implementing enthusiast features without losing the traditional gamer aesthetic or core audience.

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  28. sonic origins key art

    Ratings for an unannounced Sonic Origins Plus have been spotted in South Korea.

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  29. Final Fantasy 14

    Square Enix has suspended Final Fantasy 14 housing demolition following the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquake.

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  30. What we've been playing

    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: Talking cuffs, cards that play themselves, and mole mits.

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