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OpenAI's latest AI learned to play Minecraft by watching 40,000 hours of YouTube.
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Feature | Endless Dungeon brings hero shooter trappings to a cruel Roguelite classic
What's behind that door?
Let the tears flow. Dungeon of the Endless is a game with an easy lyricism. It is a bright, cruel poetry of doors and what lies behind them. You have crashed your spaceship and now you are underground somewhere. A catacomb of doors. You must get a crystal from one end of each maze to another, but along the way?
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Twitch streamer Ibai smashes concurrent viewership record with 3.3m peak
Heavyweight numbers.
Spanish Twitch streamer Ibai Llanos Garatea has set a new record for concurrent viewership, with a peak of 3.3m viewers.
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Hideo Kojima once planned superhero project much like Amazon's The Boys
With Mads Mikkelsen envisioned as lead.
Death Stranding's Hideo Kojima has revealed he was once cooking up a project similar to Amazon's superhero series The Boys.
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Some classic games unplayable on PC PlayStation Plus app
While others are missing entirely.
The PC app for PlayStation Plus is displaying some titles incorrectly, making them inaccessible.
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Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker originally had Link play theremin
Sounds good to me.
The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker originally had Link play theremin, rather than conduct the winds using his titular conductor's baton.
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Valve warns Steam Deck users not to mod their device
"Please don't do this."
Valve designer Lawrence Yang has made a public plea to users, asking them not to mod their devices in a bid to increase the Steam Deck's SSD to house a 2242 M.2 NVMe SSD, rather than the 2230 form factor SSD it comes with as standard.
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Fortnite and Dead by Daylight crossover plans found by fans
Stranger things have happened.
Plans for a potential crossover between Fortnite and Dead by Daylight have been uncovered by fans.
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Podcast | Everything you need to know about guides with editor Lottie Lynn
See what I did there?
I can't believe she flipped a coin to decide the degree she'd do. If it had fallen differently, she might have been on an archaeological dig somewhere now, in Egypt, looking at ancient bones. But instead she's here as the guides editor of Eurogamer, looking at ancient writers like me.
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Pride Week 2022 | Fanfiction, fan-mods, and the joy of gay fantasy
Introducing a week of LGBT+ stories on Eurogamer.
Hello! Once again Eurogamer is marking Pride Month - on this 50th anniversary of Pride in the UK - with a week of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming. To get things started, Sharang Biswas revisits a youth of pining for Dragon Age: Origins' Alistair and explores the power of fan-creation.
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Weekly | PlayStation Plus relaunching and Creative Assembly's surprising new game
Plus: A musou explainer! A touching visual novel! And more.
It's Weekly time, which means strap in while we recap the week on Eurogamer for you. All you have to do is press play. I know, I know, we're spoiling you - you don't even have to read the site any more (note: you definitely do).
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Fall Guys players believe it's quicker to level up the battle pass if you lose
"It's as if medals have no purpose anymore."
Fall Guys players believe it's now quicker to level up your battle pass if you lose rather than win.
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Skull & Bones has been rated by the ERSB, leading some to hope that a release date may be imminent.
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"Before we can even think of expanding this tool, we'll have to be confident it's effective."
Riot Games has confirmed that from 13th July, it will begin collecting "in-game voice communications" in North America in a bid to combat "disruptive behaviour".
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Video | This Dark Souls Remastered VR mod makes Lordran's fantasy world feel R.E.A.L.
Ian checks out Luke Ross' new flatscreen to VR mod in this week's VR Corner.
Hot on the heels of his Elden Ring R.E.A.L. VR mod, flatscreen to VR modder Luke Ross is back with a new update that brings third and first person, 6DoF VR to Dark Souls Remastered.
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Sega of America and SCEA founder Bernie Stolar dies at 75
"I love this business."
Former Sega of America president and founding member of Sony Computer Entertainment America, Bernie Stolar, has died aged 75 years old.
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Fall Guys hits 20m players within days of going free-to-play
"See you this weekend my beans!"
Fall Guys now has 20 million players.
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Feature | From Cuboid to Gravity Rush, here's a two-day journey through PS Plus
A timetable for fun!
The fantasy of subscription services is that one day we'll have time. I joined Game Pass for the same reason I own a bunch of large, beautiful novels I have yet to read: Ooh, one day I'll have time for that.
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Pokémon Go developer Niantic says it's better at spotting cheaters and is "ramping up" enforcement
And that enforcement is "starting now".
Pokémon Go developer Niantic has outlined its plans on tackling cheating in the popular augmented-reality mobile game.
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Stardew Valley patch 1.6 is on the way
It'll chiefly focus on modding support, though.
A new Stardew Valley patch is on the way.
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Rumour has it another Nintendo Direct is coming next week
And it'll be focused on third-party games, a source claims.
The dust has barely settled on the last Nintendo Direct presentation, but rumour has it another is coming as soon as next week.
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From Software's next game is in the "final stages" of development
Miyazaki still won't share what it is, though.
From Software's Elden Ring only released in February, but already its next game - still a mystery for now - is in the "final stages" of development.
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Square Enix says it's "too early to make Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy blockchain games"
But it does still list NFT game development in its list of medium-term goals.
Square Enix has said it's still too early" to embed blockchain in its most popular franchises games, but has confirmed that "the development of blockchain games and entertainment products" remains on the company's list of medium-term goals.
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Digital Foundry | Resident Evil's new PC patches compromise visuals and hit performance hard
If you're not using ray tracing, don't upgrade - it's that simple.
There was good news for Resident Evil fans last week, as Capcom released free updates for Resident Evil 2 Remake, its sequel, and the game that debuted the impressive RE engine: Resident Evil 7. These upgrades effectively brought the existing RE-powered series entries up to par with the feature set of Resident Evil Village, with the introduction of ray tracing and 120Hz support. PC patches for this trio of titles were also released, but it's safe to say that the upgrades are somewhat hit and miss. Perhaps more importantly, after quality issues surrounding RE Village on PC, it's disappointing to see more lacklustre PC ports. I took a look at Resident Evil 2 Remake and in several respects, the new code is quantifiably inferior to the older versions. In context with other disappointing Capcom PC releases, it's clear that the technical quality of these games isn't where it should be - and gamers deserve better.
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Sega reveals the Mega Drive Mini 2 is getting a Cyber Stick replica
And it'll cost twice as much as the mini console itself.
Sega has revealed its upcoming mini console, the Sega Mega Drive Mini 2, is getting a £120 (¥19,800) controller.
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Ubisoft will reportedly re-reveal Skull & Bones next month
The publisher's lips arrr still formally sealed on the details for now, though.
Rumour has it, Ubisoft's long-anticipated pirate game, Skull & Bones, will be formally revealed next month along with a release date.
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Bungie reiterates support for reproductive rights as US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade
UPDATE: Xbox, Ubisoft, Bethesda, and more speak out.
UPDATE 25/6/22: Many more video game companies - including Xbox, Bethesda, Ubisoft, and Humble Bundle - have spoken out in support of abortion rights following the US supreme court's decision to overturn Roe v Wade.
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Feature | Birth of the cool: How The King of Fighters came to be
The ultimate history of an iconic series.
There was something special about SNK in the 90s, a swagger and style in the Osaka-based outfit's output that lent its games a unique sense of cool. At the heart of all that was The King of Fighters, perhaps SNK's most iconic series and one that endures to this day. Bitmap Books has recenly put together a comprehensive history of the series, amply illustrated by some fine artwork and never before seen concept and design documents, and have kindly agreed to publish the below excerpt telling the story behind The King of Fighters' genesis.
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Popular fan-made Blade Runner restoration relegated to controversial Enhanced Edition add-on
UPDATE: GOG defends delisting.
UPDATE: GOG has defended its delisting of the fan-created ScummVM version of Blade Runner in favour of a controversial new Enhanced Edition.
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Some PS Plus games already have an expiration date
Shadow Warrior 3 and Syberia are the earliest.
PS Plus has only just launched, but already some of its games have expiry dates.
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