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  1. Obsidian almost made an Avatar 2 game

    Obsidian almost made an Avatar 2 game

    Feargus Urquhart on the future of Fallout.

    Obsidian was at one point in talks to create an Avatar 2 game.

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  2. Layoffs continue, as Google axes 12,000

    Layoffs continue, as Google axes 12,000

    "A difficult decision to set us up for the future."

    Google has become the latest technology company to announce mass layoffs, as it today told employees it was eliminating 12,000 roles.

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  3. Grand Theft Auto trilogy released on Steam in sorry state

    Grand Theft Auto trilogy released on Steam in sorry state

    Epic Games Store release coming later this month.

    Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition has been released on Steam, with support for the Steam Deck.

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  4. Rocket League

    UPDATE 20/1/23: Rocket League developer Psyonix has announced a wave of bans for bot accounts running rampant in the game's competitive modes.

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  5. GDC logo

    A majority of game developers see harassment from players as a major problem for the industry.

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  6. Ex-Sega developer highlights lack of credit for translators

    A former Sega localisation specialist has criticised the lack of credit for French, Italian, German and Spanish (FIGS) language translators in Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden, which launched for PC and modern platforms this week.

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  7. Call of Duty Warzone 2.0

    Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 will bring back a 1v1 Gulag with the delayed launch of Season 2, its developer has said.

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  8. Suicide Squad will have a battle pass limited to cosmetics - report

    Suicide Squad will have a battle pass limited to cosmetics - report

    UPDATE: Leaked image now removed by Warner Bros.

    UPDATE 20/1/23: The leaked Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League image which showed the game's main menu - including mention of its cosmetic battle pass - has now been scrubbed from Twitter due to a copyright claim.

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  9. Mothmen 1966

    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: Cyberpunks, Mothmen, and other horrors.

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  10. Wizards of the Coast apologises for Dungeons & Dragons Open Gaming License fiasco

    Wizards of the Coast has apologised for its handling of its Dungeons & Dragons Open Gaming License (OGL) revisions, which caused a huge community backlash over the past week.

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  11. A huge explosion rips through the screen in Endless Dungeon.

    Amplitude Studio's Dungeon of the Endless spiritual successor Endless Dungeon - which it calls a "unique blend of roguelite, tactical action, and tower defense" - has been given a release date and will launch for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation on 18th May.

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  12. EA Sports PGA Tour out in March on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC

    After its year-long delay, EA Sports PGA Tour finally has a release date, and is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on 24th March.

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  13. Marvel's Midnight Suns' Deadpool DLC gets January release date, new trailer

    Marvel's Midnight Suns' superhero crew is expanding by one on 26th January, when Deadpool enters the fray as the acclaimed strategy game's first paid DLC addition.

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  14. Dead Cells' Return to Castlevania DLC gets first, brief gameplay trailer

    December brought the surprise news that Dead Cells - the superb rogue-like action-platformer from developers Motion Twin and subsidiary Evil Empire - would be joining forces with Konami to release a paid Castlevania expansion, and we've now been given a first proper (if rather brief) look at its retro-inspired action courtesy of a first gameplay trailer.

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  15. Here's PSVR 2's full 37-game launch window line-up, with 13 new additions

    With a little over a month to go until the release of PlayStation 5's spruced-up virtual reality kit, PSVR 2, Sony has revealed the full 37-game launch window line-up players can expect to arrie between 22nd February and the end of March.

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  16. Riot Games logo.

    UPDATE: Riot has now confirmed that 46 staff have lost their jobs in this round of layoffs.

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  17. Age of Wonders 4.

    Age of Wonders 4 coming in May for PC and consoles

    Strategy series returns to fantasy setting.

    Paradox Interactive and Triumph Studios have announced a new numbered sequel in the Age of Wonders series - the first for nine years.

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  18. Study finds rating board loot box warnings inconsistently applied

    Study finds rating board loot box warnings inconsistently applied

    "At present, consumers and parents cannot rely on this self-regulatory measure."

    New research suggests that warnings for games with loot box-style mechanics are inconsistent and unreliable.

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  19. NetEase smashes up giant World of Warcraft statue, as bitter divorce from Activision Blizzard continues

    NetEase staff have smashed up a giant World of Warcraft statue by their studio, as the ongoing and increasingly bitter dispute between it and Activision Blizzard continues.

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  20. The Last of Us game director advocates unionisation following TV credit snub

    The Last of Us game director advocates unionisation following TV credit snub

    "We need unions in the video game industry to be able to protect creators."

    Bruce Straley, who co-directed 2013's The Last of Us with Neil Druckmann, believes unionisation could be the answer to ensuring creators are recognised for their contributions to a series.

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  21. DF Retro Time Capsule: revisiting Half-Life 2 and Battlefield 3 on classic PC hardware

    Digital Foundry | DF Retro Time Capsule: revisiting Half-Life 2 and Battlefield 3 on classic PC hardware

    Legendary PC games stacked up against contemporary console equivalents.

    Today, on the Digital Foundry YouTube channel, we're posting the latest in our PC Retro Time Capsule 'let's play' series. This is a semi-regular feature that looks to re-examine classic PC releases from across the decades, replaying them using period-appropriate PC hardware and re-appraising them with the benefit of hindsight - and the use of our modern performance analysis tools.

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  22. The Last of Us nearly started with you playing as Joel, not Sarah

    When Naughty Dog first came up with its introduction for The Last of Us, the developer considered having players start by controlling Joel rather than his daughter, Sarah.

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  23. A big, fat, ogre with a big, wooden club. It's got big teeth and some horns and is orange coloured.

    I don't know whether to be turned off by the new Colossal Cave or charmed by it. Here's a game that originally came out in 1976, and was played entirely in text - printed on paper, in some cases - and it's been remade in 3D. The caves you once explored in your imagination are now rendered around you.

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  24. War Thunder jet

    More military documents have been leaked on the War Thunder forum this week - not once, but twice.

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  25. Telling Lies, Donut County leave Game Pass at the end of January

    With the arrival of big hitters including Monster Hunter Rise and Persona on Game Pass this month, more games which will leave the service have been announced through the app.

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  26. Pikachu in Cyprus (or not).

    The history of Cyprus is a problem in Pokémon Go

    "Every time I visit my hometown, I cannot help but think..."

    Pokémon are banned across a sizable swathe of Cyprus. There isn't a physical wall to keep them out - at least not in most areas. But in Pokémon Go a large area across the width of the Mediterranean island is still a Pokémon no-Go area, thanks to the country's past.

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  27. Frey using magic

    The opening hour of Forspoken has leaked online, ahead of the game's release next week.

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  28. Upcoming The Last of Us scene reveals new way infection spreads, and just how close Joel came

    The Last of Us made its TV debut earlier this week, with reception so far praising the show for its faithful adaptation of the game it is based on.

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  29. Stadia Worm Game credits

    Google has officially pulled the plug on its cloud gaming service Stadia, which died earlier this morning.

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  30. Project Q.

    Ubisoft confirms Project Q cancelled

    Wave of ditched games decided "in order to focus on priority projects".

    Ubisoft has confirmed the cancellation of Project Q, the company's mysterious upcoming PVP battle arena game it teased last year.

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