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  1. Neil Druckmann squashes The Last of Us Fortnite crossover report

    Naughty Dog co-president Neil Druckmann has shut down a report by prominent Fortnite leakers that a The Last of Us crossover is on the cards.

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  2. Funko taking a leaf out of Lego's playbook with new AAA games

    You're likely aware of those little Funko Pop! models which line the walls of comic book stores and supermarkets across the country. Funko has taken many of our beloved gaming heroes (as well as characters from other media) and given them a small-framed but massive-headed makeover. I, myself, have a Lara Croft one as part of my ever-growing Tomb Raider collection of 'stuff'.

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  3. A power-washer squirts a filthy said in a leafy green garden. A filthy lawnmower awaits a similar fate nearby.

    A new update for Xbox Game Pass gem PowerWash Simulator has fixed the game's multiplayer issues, its developer has said.

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  4. Bayonetta 3

    No, Bayonetta 3's Naive Angel Mode isn't in response to Nintendo asking Platinum to cover up the titular witch.

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  5. Xbox Series X/S update makes startup five seconds faster

    A new update for Xbox Series X/S speeds up the consoles' cold boot time by cutting the length of the startup logo animation.

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  6. Zelda: Breath of the Wild split screen multiplayer mod shown in action

    Many, myself included, have been longing for the chance to roam around the palatial (if dangerous) lands of Breath of the Wild's Hyrule with a friend by our side for some time now. However, it is traditionally a single player experience.

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  7. French bulldog puppy modded into Stray.

    Stray fan mod stars dog, for when you feline a change

    Garfield and CJ among custom options for your purrfect protagonist.

    Stray has been out for almost a week, and inevitably the internet is modding the game's playable cat-racter. Here's some PC mods we've spotted that will give you paws for thought.

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  8. Among Us promotional art showing Red looming dramatically against a backdrop of outer space while the other Crewmates are visible in the background.

    Here are the latest updates headed to Among Us

    Big Hide 'n' Seek patch still due this year.

    Among Us developer Innersloth has detailed some of the upcoming fixes and additions headed to its smash hit social game in the not-too-distant future.

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  9. Ubisoft reportedly canning Roller Champions after third season

    Development on Ubisoft's Roller Champions will reportedly be wound down following its third season.

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  10. Looks like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launches early 2023

    We may be getting to see more of Cal Kestis sooner than first assumed.

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  11. Assassin's Creed character Basim, who will return in Rift.

    Ubisoft is now reportedly targeting a 2023 release window for its next Assassin's Creed game, which is expected to be a smaller, stealth-focused edition of the series.

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  12. Here's Halo Infinite running on Steam Deck

    Despite Halo Infinite being unsupported on Steam Deck due to "anti-cheat", by using a new driver one owner has managed to get Master Chief's latest outing up and running on the portable PC.

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  13. A quartered screen with three boxes showing, clockwise from top left: Bertie, Ian Higton, Lottie Lynn and then a Weekly logo. Everyone is smiling because this is the best day of their lives.

    Weekly | Smitten by 'the Cat game' Stray

    Plus: As Dusk Falls impresses! Valheim a few years on! And more.

    Well look who we've got on Weekly today: it's Ian Higton all the way over from YouTube land, where everyone communicates in video. He's here to talk about virtual reality as often as he can, as well as tell us about changes on the Eurogamer video team. Aoife, if you didn't know, is off on maternity leave. Good luck, Aoife!

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  14. Crown and Pawns

    When I saw Crowns & Pawns: Kingdom of Deceit, I immediately thought it was some sort of Sims-like game, with its bright, colourful palette and inviting, simple gameplay. And although the gameplay is indeed a simple, point-and-click adventure, it’s packaged so charmingly that I found it difficult to resist.

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  15. Papers, Please

    Wonderful indie hit Papers, Please is coming to mobile phones - nearly a decade after it launched first on PC.

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  16. PlayStation 3: chasing the 1080p dream, part three - Gran Turismo 5 and the indie explosion

    A DF Retro Special | PlayStation 3: chasing the 1080p dream, part three - Gran Turismo 5 and the indie explosion

    2010-2012: Stereo 3D enables more 1080p gaming while smaller scale titles start to shine.

    Welcome to the third part in the biggest DF Retro episode we've ever produced - a year-by-year look at how 1080p gaming fared on the PlayStation 3. Launched in 2007 touting its then-exclusive HDMI digital interface, Sony layered full HD gaming on top of its Cell processor and RSX 'Reality Synthesizer' as key selling points for its third generation console. Of course, we all know how that turned out - both Sony and Microsoft machines routinely ran the most advanced titles at sub-720p resolutions, often with questionable performance, so what happened to the 1080p dream?

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  17. Stray vs. The Last Guardian - who did cats best?

    Feature | Stray vs. The Last Guardian - who did cats best?

    Game of the Week: More than a feline.

    This piece originally went out to Eurogamer Supporters as part of the weekly Eurogamer Essentials newsletter which goes out every Friday to all members - head here if you'd like to find out how to support Eurogamer.

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  18. Getting acquainted with death and Mexican tradition through Grim Fandango

    Feature | Getting acquainted with death and Mexican tradition through Grim Fandango

    From [lock-on] 004: I am ready to take you now.

    Death. "The greatest of all human blessings" according to Socrates, "a very dull and dreary affair" to W. Somerset Maugham, and "always around the corner" as observed by Carter Burwell. But, ultimately, the inevitability of all living beings. It is the one experience that is guaranteed and that the human brain will never truly know fully: both accepted and incomparably frightening.

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  19. alex battaglia nicolas thibieroz

    Digital Foundry | Inside AMD FSR 2.0: the Xbox connection and what could come next

    AMD's director of game engineering explains how their temporal upscaling tech was developed.

    AMD's FSR 2.0 image upscaling technology has been a hot topic in the PC gaming space recently, as it recently went open source and was quickly hacked into a wide range of games by community modders. Unlike rival Nvidia's DLSS, AMD's tech is available on essentially all modern graphics cards and therefore offers some tempting opportunities to boost frame-rates on a wide range of machines, from high-end desktop PCs to the Steam Deck.

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  20. A first-person view of a power-washer squirting a filthy garden shed. Disgusting.

    I once chased someone across a B&Q car park because of a power washer. It was when I worked there - I wouldn't chase someone now! Maybe if there was a sale... But no. I was standing by the tills when I saw someone leg it back through the entrance with a large power-washer box. Inspired by my macho colleague Russell - "Russ" - who had recently chased a shoplifter and tackled them into a hedge, I shot through the exit doors and across the car park after them.

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  21. Watch a 30-minute drive through American Truck Simulator's gorgeous Montana expansion

    It's been a fair while since developer SCS Software revealed American Truck Simulator's next destination would be Montana, but now, following regular progress reports on its blog, the studio has given us our best look yet at the forthcoming expansion, sharing a scenic 30-minute drive across the state in a lengthy new gameplay video.

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  22. Gotham Knights - Gilded City cover art.

    Gotham Knights, the upcoming game where you play as a bunch of Batman's sidekicks, will get a six-issue comic book prequel starring the Dark Knight himself.

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  23. Here's a look at Fall Guys' leaked Sonic the Hedgehog stage

    We've known for a while that knockabout battle royale game Fall Guys would be bringing back its ludicrous Sonic the Hedgehog and Knuckles outfits this August, but a new leak has indicated there may be considerably more to next month's Sonic collaboration, with leakers having uncovered a new stage inspired the hedgehog's classic Green Hill Zone.

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  24. saint's row pc tech preview, showing two gangsters in a car chased by police

    Digital Foundry | Saints Row PC tech preview: the reboot shines on PC, and hints towards PS5 and Series X features

    Volition's newly enhanced in-house engine impresses.

    Saints Row is back, in a 2022 reboot that sees developer Volition bring the series up to date with an enhanced in-house engine. Come its August 23rd release, we'll be able see how all consoles stack up, including PS5, Series X and last-gen machines - but today is all about our hands-on experience with an early PC build running on an RTX 3080 machine. Going in, we wanted to know how the PC version looked, running at 4K with settings maxed, and what hints we could find about what the Series X and PS5 versions that have yet to be revealed - including RT support. Let's dig in and see what's on show so far.

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  25. Immortals Fenyx Rising reportedly getting Polynesian-themed spin-off

    Immortals Fenyx Rising reportedly getting Polynesian-themed spin-off

    Visually "less of a copy of Breath of the Wild".

    Following reports earlier this year that Ubisoft was in the early stages of developing a sequel to its enjoyable Greek-mythology-themed open-world adventure Immortals Fenyx Rising, new claims have surfaced suggesting this may in fact be a spin-off, rather than a full-blown sequel, and one given a new Hawaiian Polynesian theme.

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  26. A Neopet.

    Neopets warns of ongoing data breach affecting 69m accounts

    Hacker appears to offer live access to user database.

    Neopets has suffered a serious data breach, resulting in personal information such as email addresses and passwords from over 69m accounts being leaked.

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  27. Aubrey Wodonga at TwitchCon

    Why TwitchCon's Drag Showcase was so important

    "We can and should keep shining in our brightest colours."

    For many, TwitchCon Amsterdam was a chance for the streaming community to meet each other, chat with brands, and watch some esports tournaments - notably Twitch Rivals.

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  28. Diablo Immortal artwork.

    A social media post believed to mock Chinese president Xi Jinping was behind the last-minute delay to Diablo Immortal in China, a report has suggested.

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