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  1. Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 review: a powerful GPU with a big pricing problem

    Digital Foundry | Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 review: a powerful GPU with a big pricing problem

    Compared to RTX 3080 and RTX 4090, Nvidia's latest is just too expensive.

    There's going to be a lot of criticism aimed at Nvidia's new RTX 4080 but it's important to stress that there is nothing wrong with the Founders Edition we are reviewing today in terms of its construction, features and overall quality. Just like the RTX 4090, it's a quality product created by a company that's arguably at the top of its game, a firm at the pioneering forefront of graphics technology. Pricing is a different matter, however. It's simply too high, even at its MSRP baseline and especially so with some of the third party partner cards we've seen. The product is a good chunk faster than any of the prior Nvidia Ampere offerings, including the RTX 3090 Ti, but the performance boost doesn't always correlate with the price being charged, to the point where there are data points to suggest that the $1599 RTX 4090 actually offers a better deal.

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  2. Former Valorant streamer dropped by Sky Sports after past misogynistic comments surface

    Sky Sports is reportedly no longer working with streamer IShowSpeed after news of his misogynistic, racist and abusive comments reached executives at the channel.

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  3. Xbox's Phil Spencer promises not to "pull the rug underneath PlayStation 7's legs" with Call of Duty access

    Xbox boss Phil Spencer has further clarified his position regarding Call of Duty's future on PlayStation following Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

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  4. Civilization 6 DLC leaks ahead of official announcement

    A new DLC pass for Civilization 6 has seemingly been leaked, with an official announcement expected at some point today.

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  5. Destiny cheaters fail in bid to countersue Bungie for hacking their computer

    The long-running legal battle between Bungie and Destiny cheat software maker AimJunkies appears to finally be near its conclusion - with victory now in sight for Bungie.

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  6. Elden Ring sales surpass 17.5m

    Elden Ring sales surpass 17.5m

    Those numbers keep on A-rising.

    Elden Ring has now sold 17.5m copies worldwide.

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  7. Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0 Battle Pass details accidently revealed early

    Details of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0's Battle Pass have been revealed early, after the game's regional account in Australia and New Zealand posted the trailer before promptly taking it down.

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  8. Rockstar once rejected a GTA film starring Eminem

    Rockstar once rejected a GTA film starring Eminem

    This opportunity comes once in a lifetime, yo.

    A GTA Hollywood movie was once turned down by president of Rockstar Games Sam Houser.

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  9. A messy pile of envelopes, letters and stamps

    The act of organising is a powerful one. It allows us to make sense of chaos, to put order to the objects around us and focus our mind. A Little to the Left, a puzzle game and first effort from Max Inferno, sets out to capture this, asking you to organise household items whilst dealing with the occasional disruption from a cat. The problem is, the fact A Little to the Left is a puzzle game is the thing that's holding it back.

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  10. Looks like Ubisoft is returning to Steam

    Steam versions of various recent Ubisoft games appear to be on the way, according to datamined store details which have popped up online.

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  11. Nintendo updated Arms today, for first time in four years

    Nintendo updated Arms today, for first time in four years

    Animal Crossing: New Horizons also gets a patch.

    Remember Arms? Nintendo's colourful spring-loaded boxing game launched in 2017 and was last updated the following year - until today, when it received a mysterious new version.

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  12. Somerville review - a tasteful apocalypse with a little light puzzling

    Oh, harmony. Look at those long, elegant limbs. A hero who is all sticks and elbows and knees, thin and drawn-in and desperate. I can just imagine the mechanics in play as he folds himself into the back seat of a car. And look! Look at the world around him, with its long thin alien craft in the sky, certainly, firing down lean graphite pencil strokes of death. But look as well at the low-poly landscape that is being ravaged, the buildings narrow and extended upwards, as if their tops had been gripped and given a good pull. A beanpole world in which a beanpole protagonist can stealth past beanpole enemies. Someone thought a long time about this. It's beautiful, strange, and coherent.

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  13. Post-apocalyptic airship survival game Forever Skies delayed into next year

    Forever Skies, developer Far From Home's intriguing game of airships and survival above a post-apocalyptic Earth, has been delayed into next year following a flurry of feedback in response to its popular Steam Next Fest demo in October.

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  14. Latest Xbox homepage "experiments" add different layouts, groups, and more

    Microsoft has detailed the next round of Xbox homepage "experiments" coming to Insider testing this week, including new layouts, pinned groups, and more.

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  15. Popular free Superman Unreal Engine 5 demo 'stolen' and sold as $11 game on Steam

    An eye-catching Superman demo, made in Unreal Engine 5 and widely circulated online earlier this year, has been taken and sold on Steam as an $11 game.

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  16. Xbox says it acted on 7.3m community violations in first six months of this year

    Xbox has released its first-ever Digital Transparency Report, offering insight into the work its community and moderation teams have achieved over the last six months in the name of player safety - including the news it's taken action on 7.3m community violations during that time.

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  17. God of War Ragnarök Easter egg sees Kratos atone for brutish behavior towards the boat captain

    God of War Ragnarök portrays Kratos as a somewhat more level-headed god-killing powerhouse than in some of his past adventures which, to be honest, showed Sony's protagonist in a less, erm, morally sound light. Ok, ok, let's face it, Kratos was a bit of a knob in the past.

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  18. DokeV characters in a group

    Creature collecting game DokeV from South Korean developer Pearl Abyss has been delayed.

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  19. Tributes to Kevin Conroy pour in from colleagues and fans

    Tributes to Kevin Conroy pour in from colleagues and fans

    The Batman voice actor passed away last week.

    Numerous tributes have been paid to Kevin Conroy, after the actor passed away last week aged 66.

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  20. Splatoon 3's December update introduces X Battles and Big Run

    Nintendo has announced a big seasonal update for Switch exclusive Splatoon 3, which is set to land on 1st December.

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  21. sonic origins key art

    Sega is hiring for an associate manager of Sonic lore to make the hedgehog's universe "more meaningfully connected".

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  22. NCSoft announces new sci-fi shooter MMO

    NCSoft, the South Korean studio known for Guild Wars, has announced a new project currently in development.

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  23. Tactics Ogre's swear filter warning.

    Tactics Ogre: Reborn has a silly swear filter which is blocking one of the game's own default names it can suggest for you to use.

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  24. Various characters crammed into a tiny boat in Pentiment

    Pentiment sent me back to dig out my old copy of The Name of the Rose, and not merely because it's another murder-mystery - of a kind - set in and around a medieval monastery. It's mostly because there's a lovely passage on pens early on in Umberto Eco's book that I wanted to remind myself of.

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  25. Himbo Sonic mod

    I really wish Sonic Frontiers had these modded physics

    Himbo Sonic is a step too far though.

    Controlling a blue hedgehog at supersonic speeds was never going to be easy, but Sonic Team have long struggled to keep their mascot in check.

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  26. God of War Ragnarök gets fan-made PlayStation 1 demake trailer

    God of War Ragnarök is an impressive looking game, there is no denying it. The sweeping vistas of the Nine Realms are breathtaking, and suit the norse epic's overarching narrative perfectly.

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  27. Mario gives a thumbs up.

    Nintendo of Japan has updated its terms and conditions to allow its customer service staff to refuse repair requests if faced with harrassment.

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  28. Sonic in Sonic Frontiers

    Sonic Frontiers is off to a great start on Steam, setting a new concurrent player record for the series.

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  29. Easter egg lets you play Flight Simulator inside Flight Simulator 2020

    A Flight Simulator 2020 Easter egg has been discovered which allows players to play the first four games in the series in-game, from the comfort of your virtual cockpit.

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