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New Elden Ring patch expands multiplayer summoning
Plus Bloodhound Step nerfed.
A new patch has just gone live in Elden Ring, with new balance changes, bug fixes, and changes to multiplayer.
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Behind the messy launch of Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition
Deadlines and Covid amongst pressures faced by Nightdive Studios.
Two lead developers on Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition have detailed some of the factors that led to the game's disappointing state upon release.
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GTA6 will set "creative benchmarks" for "all entertainment", Take-Two says
But for now blames "softer economy" for falling player spending.
Take-Two has talked bullishly of its hopes for the success of Grand Theft Auto 6, amidst a mixed picture of financial results.
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David Cage defends response to allegations of unhealthy studio culture at Quantic Dream
"I don't think we had an aggressive attitude."
David Cage has responded to allegations of unhealthy studio culture and inappropriate behaviour at Quantic Dream, which he previously described as a "smear campaign".
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Less than 1% of Netflix subscribers play its games daily
Hard to know how to console them.
There are roughly 221 million Netflix subscribers, but only 1.7 million actually engage with the subscription service's games on a daily basis.
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Sonic the Hedgehog 3 movie locks down 2024 release date
Ring it in your calendar.
It's still nearly two and a half years away, but the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 movie now has a firm release date.
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Rallentando | Off Topic: Curious and Interesting Words is a dictionary that sends you on a journey
Page turner.
I wish I could tell you that the older and more tedious I get the more I see the appeal of dictionaries. In truth, I was born old and tedious, and I have loved dictionaries forever. I am unable to escape their gravity - I open the book to look up one thing, and then something else draws my eye, and that leads to something else, and something else...
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State of the Game | Genshin Impact - an anime open world not done with expanding
Banner saga.
At the start, it was easy for critics to write off Genshin Impact as a shameless Breath of the Wild clone from a country with a reputation for knock-offs. Even when it did gain a following to everyone's surprise, coverage also had a hand-wringing focus on its gacha mechanics. But defying expectations, the free-to-play open world action RPG has gone from strength to strength, raking over $2 billion in its first year of launch on mobile alone, and becoming the most talked about game on Twitter in 2021. Its crossover success to Western markets has established developer miHoYo (or HoYoverse, as it's internationally rebranded itself these days) as a vanguard of the Chinese new wave in big budget game development.
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Super Punch-Out!!'s secret two-player mode uncovered after 28 years
Plus a single match selection screen.
Purveyors of video game secrets have something new to get excited about following the recent fuss around Nier: Automata's ultimately rather underwhelming church mystery; a hidden two-player mode has been uncovered in Super Punch-Out!!, 28 years after its release on the SNES.
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Firaxis developed Marvel's Midnight Suns has been delayed again
Switch and last-gen releases now "TBA".
2K has announced a second delay for developer Firaxis' Marvel-themed tactical RPG Midnight Suns. The title will no longer launch this October as previously announced and will instead now arrive on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC at some point before the end of 2K's current fiscal year. Other versions are now "TBA".
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Pac-Man is getting a live-action movie adaptation
The Maze Runner.
With Hollywood's hunger for video game adaptations still seemingly insatiable, it's now Bandai Namco's turn to get in on the action, shunting Pac-Man - arguing gaming's most iconic mascot - onto the the big screen in a live-action movie adaptation.
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VR Corner | COMPOUND is a vibrant and exciting VR rogue-lite that embraces the 90s
Zoomer shooter.
As someone who was brought up on a diet of 90s FPS games, I'm easily enticed by modern video games that embrace the aesthetic of that era.
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FIFA 23 fuses Pro Clubs and Volta progression
Crossing the teams.
FIFA 23 fuses Pro Clubs and Volta progression, EA Sports has confirmed.
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MultiVersus dataminer unearths potential Battle Pass sharing feature
Holy Paderewski, Batman!
A potential feature which allows players to share their battle pass progress may come to Warner Bros.' MultiVersus in the future.
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Digital Foundry | DF Direct Weekly on Kratos' comedic Xbox debut - and a memory boost for Series S
Plus: how fast is Nvidia's next-gen RTX 4000 line-up?
Welcome to the latest edition of DF Direct Weekly, which as the name continues to suggest, is our weekly news show where the team discuss what's new in the world of gaming and gaming technology. Veering at full pelt into the silly season, we kick off this episode with the astonishing War Gods Zeus of Child, or God of Warning as it's known on what can laughingly be called the game's title screen. War Gods ZoA was a essentially a shortlived homebrew game of sorts that sneaked onto the Xbox Store last week via the Creators' Collection, an unmoderated 'free for all' that essentially allows anyone to publish to PC and Xbox platforms. We had a few lighthearted requests for a full DF tech analysis so that's how we kick off this week's Direct, with a look at this abomination of a release (thankfully now deleted) running on ALL Xbox platforms. Spoilers: none can sustain a locked 60 frames per second!
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Pokémon Go has an eye-popping 3D billboard for International Cat Day
Claws for thought.
Pokémon Go has created an eye-catching 3D billboard to celebrate International Cat Day.
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Fatal Fury returns, after more than 20 years
Terrybly good news.
SNK's classic fighting series Fatal Fury is getting a new entry.
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Street Fighter 6 introduces series' first female African American fighter
She's a "spunky new ninja".
At Evo 2022, Capcom introduced us all to Kimberly, the first female African American fighter to come to its Street Fighter series.
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Blizzard battling Diablo 4 leaks
As character customisation screens and more surface.
Blizzard is attempting to scrub the internet of Diablo 4 leaked footage and screenshots, which were posted over the weekend.
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Bloodborne's gun parrying added to Elden Ring in new mod
Rise, Hunter.
Anyone wishing Elden Ring had guns, well now there's a mod to fix that.
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Elden Ring fan creates Walking Mausoleum out of Lego
Ring my bell.
An Elden Ring fan has recreated one of the game's Walking Mausoleums out of Lego.
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Watch Master Chief and Doomguy duke it out in God of War mod
It's their world, Kratos is just living in it.
Following Kratos' short-lived debut on the Microsoft store, Master Chief has arrived on Sony's territory to exact revenge.
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Blizzard responds to fan outcry after Overwatch 2 microtransaction debacle
It's "not indicative of final pricing".
Blizzard is doing what it can to alleviate any concerns its community may have about microtransactions in Overwatch 2.
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The beta for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is set to arrive next month across PlayStation, Xbox and PC, and will include a map on a grand-prix track.
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Podcast | The many wonderful stories of Zzap!64 and GTA legend Gary Penn
Podcast now available to all.
Everything starts somewhere, and when the games industry began to form in the UK, back in the '80s, Gary Penn - my guest on the One-to-one podcast today - was there. A young adult passionate about games, he was propelled to micro-stardom, as he puts it, when he won a competition to find Britain's best gamer and ended up writing for Zzap!64 magazine. It was a magazine that changed the face of games journalism, injecting passion and charisma into it.
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Feature | How Larian and Slitherine adapted Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer
"We had no desire to just remake the tabletop game."
There’s something brilliant about tabletop evenings with friends. My Thursday nights usually involve Dungeons & Dragons. Playing an Arcane Archer from the Feywild, I’m joined by a lively party that includes a Firbolg Druid, Minotaur Barbarian, Goblin Ranger, and Tiefling Warlock. We’ve had some fun adventures these last few years. Defeating mind flayers and a lich, fighting servants of Lolth, I got shanked on a bridge - many memorable moments. Never solved that mysterious case of stray arrows hitting teammates though, very peculiar.
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Capcom has shared a small Tekken 8 teaser at Evo 2022. This clip shows Kazuya carrying Heihachi up to the edge of a cliff and depositing him off the side, before smiling at the camera.
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Call of Duty Warzone 2 reveal next month in "era-defining" livestream event
Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer too.
The mysterious new Call of Duty Warzone will be revealed next month on 15th September, as part of a presentation which publisher Activision has bombastically described as an "era-defining livestream franchise event".
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Weekly | Emma Kent tells us about the Red Dead Online problem
Plus: Hindsight! Hard West 2! And more.
Another Monday, another Weekly - the show where we recap last week on Eurogamer for you. Remember, premium supporters get these episodes every Friday in time for the weekend, whereas everyone else listens from Monday.
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Digital Foundry | PlayStation 5's new 1440p firmware: a better picture for PC monitors
And a potentially improved 120Hz experience on select HDMI 2.0 TVs.
8K display support may still be AWOL but Sony surprised us all last week by revealing a new firmware beta test, opening the door to 1440p functionality for PlayStation 5 amongst a range of other smaller scale new features and quality of life upgrades. With its plans to break into the PC monitor market, adding support for 2560x1440 functionality makes sense and while the firmware beta works well, a little more work is required to ensure this update delivers everything it should.
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