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Interview | Criterion has hopes for a Burnout return, but there are no 'immediate plans'
How racing royalty came together for this year's Need for Speed.
With the release of Need for Speed Unbound this week, Criterion Games is properly back. Not that the Guildford studio's been away, of course, but in recent years its role shifted towards a support studio, lending a hand with the Battlefront and Battlefield series among others - and its last standalone title was the X-Wing VR mission for Star Wars Battlefront back in 2016.
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Here's a The Last of Us Part 2 mod that makes Joel bald
Hair today, gone tomorrow!
Fran Lebowitz once said, "You're only as good as your last haircut," and perhaps she has a point. After all, Joel Miller from Naughty Dog's The Last of Us series is easily recognisable, with his full head of hair and slightly scruffy facial furniture.
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Players claim Pokémon Scarlet and Violet's Battle Stadium RNG is rigged
It's super effective.
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet players have noticed that the RNG of the Battle Stadium is not working as intended.
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Feature | In praise of Fortnite's visual sound effects setting
One ring to rule them all.
Hello! Today we're taking a look at one of Fortnite's greatest features - the option to visualise sound effects.
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Pokémon players are 'kissing' their Meowscaradas
When drawing fan art just isn't enough...
If you thought Pokémon Scarlet and Violet had been mined of all its weird, buggy content - well, here's another one for you. Players have discovered you can kiss your Meowscarada. Or at least make Meowscarada lean in and call it a kiss.
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Fortnite Fracture event details leak online
Don't google Chrome.
Details of Fortnite's upcoming Chapter 3 ending have leaked online, days ahead of the game's Fracture live event - scheduled for this Saturday, 3rd December at 9pm UK time.
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Jelly Deals | Nintendo Switch Cyber Monday deals 2022: all the best offers LIVE
Find today's best Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals as they happen.
LiveBlack Friday Nintendo Switch deals are still hanging around for Cyber Monday today, which means there are still plenty of discounts for Switch bundles, games and accessories to snap up before the end of the day. On this page, you can find today's best Cyber Monday savings on Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED and Nintendo Switch Lite deals in one handy place. We're also posting about cheap Nintendo Switch games and accessories, too.
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Fan creating 60fps mod for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
Smooth as Silcoon.
A Pokémon fan is creating a 60fps mod for Scarlet and Violet that significantly boosts performance.
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Future DC video games at Warner Bros will be part of larger connected universe, James Gunn confirms
Not in a Justice League of their own.
Following his appointment as co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios alongside Peter Safran, filmmaker James Gunn has confirmed that future DC video games will indeed be part of a larger connected universe for the Warner Bros. franchise.
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The unexpected side of Pentiment's Josh Sawyer
"I was always goofing around."
One thing I've always loved about the work I do is hearing about people's lives. I like hearing their stories, I like hearing about the things that shaped them, because they not only relate to me as a fellow human being but inevitably, they are the things that end up shaping what they make. The games they make. The games we love.
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Sonic Frontiers patch is out now for PlayStation consoles
The update will be rolling out on other platforms "in the near future".
Sonic Frontiers' 1.10 update is about to be deployed, seemingly starting with PlayStation consoles.
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Marvel's Midnight Suns contains "65,000 lines of voice dialogue"
"...and, gosh, more branching choices than you could imagine."
Firaxis' Marvel's Midnight Suns contains "something like 65,000 lines of voice dialogue".
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Gran Turismo 7 CEO says the team is "looking into" a PC port
"We are looking into it and considering it."
Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed that Sony is "considering" porting the racing series to PC.
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Jelly Deals | Grab a new Xbox Series S console from Currys for under £190 this Black Friday weekend
And under £190 from Amazon.
At this early point in a new gaming generation, the consoles can be pricey and receive very minor (and infrequent) discounts. With the PlayStation 5, thanks to component shortages and inflation, Sony even went out of their way to increase the console's price.
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Here's how The Callisto Protocol took inspiration from SpongeBob SquarePants
"Cartoons do that very well."
The Callisto Protocol has turned to many things for inspiration, including some of horror's most terrifying movies like Alien and Event Horizon, but here's one that may come as a bit of a surprise: SpongeBob SquarePants.
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As our friends across the water settled down after their Thanksgiving celebrations, gaming seems to have been at the forefront of their minds because - would you believe it - Steam's broken its own concurrent record. Yes. Again.
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Street Fighter 6 secures an age rating in South Korea
Ready, FIGHT!
Street Fighter 6 has been rated in South Korea.
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Game of the Week | The art of getting jank right
Gungrave measures.
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, and thanks as ever for your support - it's much appreciated.
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More details about Far Cry 6's mysterious expansion, Lost Between Worlds, will drop next week.
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Warzone 2.0 cheaters can make boats fly
Holy ship!
Whilst Warzone 2.0 isn't without its fair share of irritants, including wallbackers and aimbotters, even I can't help but laugh at the latest hack currently plaguing Al Mazrah: flying boats.
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A standalone app now permits players to build and import bases into No Man's Sky.
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Need for Speed Unbound gameplay leaks online days ahead of its official release date
A friend in speed.
Several videos purportedly featuring footage from the as yet unreleased Need for Speed Unbound have leaked online.
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This 40-minute symphony showcases A Plague Tale: Requiem's "intense and emotional" music
"Part of the game's success undeniably goes to its remarkable score."
To celebrate five The Game Awards nominations - including one for best music - Asobo Studio and Focus Entertainment have released a new symphony performance of the music from A Plague Tale: Requiem.
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Guildford.Games Ltd wants to "bring the talent within Guildford to the attention of the world"
"Guildford is a video-game-development hub that deserves to be celebrated."
Guildford.Games Ltd is a new not-for-profit initiative introduced to "showcase the local industry, form long lasting connections between studios, and bring the concentrated, creative talent within Guildford to the attention of the world".
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The Sims 4 rolls out a new Gallery Profanity Filter Update to combat anti-Semitic content
"Our team has reviewed the profanity filter to help prevent this happening again."
EA has rolled out a "critical update" to The Sims 4 on PC and consoles following an increase in Nazi propaganda and anti-Semitic content.
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The Epic Games Store will reportedly repeat its Christmas giveaway this year
Eat, drink, and free merry.
It looks like Epic Games will once again be running its festive freebie giveaway over the Christmas period.
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Feature | A Pokémon Champion's quest to master the unmasterable
Wolfe Glick, a legend of competitive Pokémon, lives in search of order. Can he find it in a game defined by its chaos?
A little while back, during one of the UK's many mid-pandemic lockdowns, I turned to the most unremarkable of comforts: watching playthroughs of old Pokémon games on YouTube. These were, however, playthroughs with a twist. Like speedrunning attempts or non-lethal clears of stealth games, they involved more challenging, entirely self-imposed rules. In the world of Pokémon, this particular variety is called a Nuzlocke, a kind of bond-strengthening challenge mode where knocked-out Pokémon are considered 'dead' and must be released or permanently locked away, where you can only catch the first Pokémon you find in each area, where having your whole party be defeated means a complete game over and where, crucially, each precious new addition to your team must be given a nickname. But this was just the beginning.
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Dead Island 2 getting an airing in gameplay showcase early next month
Promising "first look" at new features.
Following yet another delay for its exceedingly long-in-the-works Dead Island 2, publisher Deep Silver has announced the zombie shooter sequel will be getting its first proper airing in quite some time on Tuesday, 6th December.
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Digital Foundry | The original Quake gets a ray tracing upgrade - and it's incredible
A PC mod that looks better than many full-price remasters.
The transformative power of ray tracing has proven itself across many different games but perhaps the most impressive upgrades come from revisiting older, classic PC titles, and a recent mod for the original Quake delivers frankly astonishing results. This is less a mod and more a full-on RT remaster for one of PC's finest games, arriving courtesy of Sultim Tsyrendashiev, the maker of path-traced renditions of Serious Sam and Doom, and who's currently working on RT Half-Life. Tsyrendashiev has taken the Vulkan port of Quake by id Software's Axel Gneiting and delivered something very, very special.
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Developer Sloclap has released some details on what is coming to kung-fu beat-em-up Sifu in its autumn update.
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