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Looks like Square Enix is opening a new studio in the west
Trademark for Studio Onoma spotted.
Square Enix may be opening a new studio in the west, shortly after selling its previous western studios to Embracer.
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The new Fear Effect is a third-person cover shooter
Reinvented indeed.
Fear Effect Reinvented just re-emerged with its first gameplay trailer - and the promise of a release date sooner than we think.
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Dark Souls 3 servers are finally back online
Praise the sun!
FromSoftware has finally managed to get Dark Souls 3 back online, seven months after PC PvP servers had to be shut down.
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State of the Game | Halo Infinite - these aren't teething problems anymore
Last Spartan Standing.
Halo Infinite isn't in the Top 10 of most-played Steam games. In fact, at a little more than six months old - and its fan-favourite multiplayer component entirely free-to-play and available on Steam - Halo Infinite doesn't even breach the top 50 games that boast the highest concurrent player numbers. Or the top 100.
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PlayStation 5 price increase announced, by £30 in UK
Sony blames inflation, as it ups PS5 cost by €50 in Europe.
Sony has increased the PlayStation 5 price, effective immediately, in most markets around the world.
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Here's ten minutes of new Forspoken gameplay footage
Once more into the Frey.
Following a not exactly inspiring showing earlier this month, Square Enix has once again reached deep into its Forspokeon promotional sack, this time pulling out a ten-minute trailer showcasing new gameplay from its upcoming open-world fantasy adventure.
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Supermassive's Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me gets November release date
On Xbox, PlayStation, and PC.
Supermassive Games has announced a release date for its latest Dark Pictures Anthology entry The Devil in Me, which is coming to Xbox, PlayStation, and PC on 18th November.
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District 9 director Neill Blomkamp is making a video game! I knew that. But what I didn't know is it's one of those blockchain / NFT games.
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Layers of Fears remake shows off "new story chapter" in latest trailer
And it's out "early" next year.
Back in June, Bloober Team - the developer behind The Medium, Observer, and Blair Witch - announced it was remaking Layers of Fear 1 & 2 as a single "psychedelic horror chronicle", and now the studio has shared a first look at a "brand-new story chapter" in its latest trailer.
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Blast from the past.
Petroglyph, the developer behind the excellent Command & Conquer Remastered, has announced a World War 1 strategy game due out next year.
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Use déjà vu to bridge realities in hard sci-fi psychological thriller The Gap
Nothing to do with the clothes store.
An intriguing-sounding psychological thriller called The Gap was announced during the Future Games Show this evening.
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Feature | Park Beyond feels like a solid theme park sim with an appealing but inessential gimmick
The ride stuff.
If it wasn't for Park Beyond's "impossification" gimmick - with its ludicrous, physics-defying rides - you'd probably be hard pushed to tell it apart from any number of other theme park management games based on its trailers so far. As a die-hard management sim fan, though, I couldn't resist the recent opportunity to take Tropico developer Limbic Entertainment's latest project for a spin to see what, if anything, it might be able to bring to the familiar theme park genre.
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Everywhere developer responds to "NFT/Crypto" speculation, following vague game reveal
As job listings based on blockchain development spotted.
The developer of Everywhere, the new project from former Grand Theft Auto producer Leslie Benzies, has issued a statement in response to reports highlighting the fact it is currently hiring for multiple positions related to the blockchain.
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Eurogamer Newscast | Gamescom Opening Night Live special
All the best, and worst, from Geoff's latest show.
This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we're picking out our favourite bits - and not so favourites - from this week's big Gamescom Opening Night Live showcase.
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Xbox's Phil Spencer wants to see fewer platform exclusives, more cross-play in future
While Activision deal makes "positive" progress.
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said he'd like to see more game releases that are not tied down to one specific platform, which will in turn allow for more cross-play opportunities.
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Denuvo may start appearing in Switch games
Most are hoping they Ninten-don't.
The company behind controversial anti-piracy software Denuvo has announced an "innovative solution" to the piracy of Nintendo Switch games on PC.
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Legendary F1 car added to Gran Turismo 7 in August update
Senna's 1988 championship car.
The August update for Gran Turismo 7 is now available, adding a legendary F1 car.
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Bungie to end controversial deletions of older Destiny 2 expansions
The final shape.
Bungie has announced it will ditch its practice of ritually shedding past Destiny 2 expansions.
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Techland highlights changes coming to Dying Light 2 Stay Human
Improvements to visuals and Infected on the way.
In its first Community Update, Techland has revealed changes coming to Dying Light 2 Stay Human.
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Splatoon 3 feels like a natural, if uninspired evolution of the series
Kraken out some brand new campaign gameplay.
I used to play quite a bit of Splatoon back in the Wii U days but in the end I let Splatoon 2 pass me by because, from what I could gather, it basically looked like the same game with just a few minor changes.
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Recommended | Automatoys review - complex brilliance made tactile and delightful
The ghost in the machines.
No moment in games is quite as special as the instance of the fingerpost. This is a rather precise term I once discovered for that exact point in time where something clicks. You suddenly get it. What was confused and difficult becomes immediate and comprehensible. The airplane blasts out of the clouds and sunlight floods the cabin.
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Here are more games confirmed for Xbox Game Pass
Day one releases this year and next.
At last night's Gamescom Opening Night Live, a number of games were confirmed as coming to Xbox and PC Game Pass.
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Coffee Talk developer delays next game, alleges publisher PQube misused funds
Toge Productions left "feeling manipulated and exploited".
Toge Productions, the Indonesian indie developer behind Coffee Talk, has today issued a damning statement announcing a delay to its next project due to issues with publisher PQube.
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A swanky new gaming feature announced by Amazon at Gamescom will let you interact with Dead Island 2 using your voice. This feature is known as Alexa Game Control, and it pretty much does what it says on the tin.
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Gamescom 2023 has already been announced
Friendship ended with E3 now G3 is my best friend.
Gamescom 2022 Opening Night Live only happened last night, but Geoff Keighley has already announced when Gamescom 2023 is set to take place.
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Review | Kirby's Dream Buffet review - prepare to eat a lot of strawberries
Diner dash.
Every game needs a moment - a moment that it alone can offer. I'm thinking of the fuse block in Lumines, where you chain a single colour through a mass of blocks and then set it off and you realise that the entire game is really about laying channels of dynamite. Or the lovely corrugated rumble in WarioWare Twisted where you turn your whole GBA to send a capsule toy down a chute and into your hand. (Random examples; I played both over the weekend.)
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World Cup runners-up Croatia finally in FIFA 23 after 10-year absence
No need to Modric the game.
World Cup runners-up Croatia are in FIFA 23 after a decade-long absence from the series.
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Under the Waves is an underwater story about grief and ocean preservation
Published by Quantic Dream.
Submerged story-led game Under the Waves stood out last night during Gamescom's Opening Night Live, where a first trailer for the project was shown.
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Masahiro Sakurai launches new YouTube channel on game development
Offers rare look at Smash Bros development builds.
Smash Bros creator Masahiro Sakurai has started a new YouTube channel on game development.
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Pentiment secures November release date
Putting the evil in medieval.
Obsidian Entertainment has announced that Pentiment, its narrative adventure RPG that takes place in 16th century Bavaria, will be coming to PC and Xbox on 15th November.
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