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  1. A promotional Halo Infinite image showing a close-up of Master Chief's helmet held by his side while a lush landscape of lakes and mountains is visible in the background.

    Halo Infinite's head of design Jerry Hook leaves 343 Industries

    "Thank you to all that have let me run alongside you in this amazing industry".

    Jerry Hook, Halo Infinite's head of design, has announced his departure from 343 Industries.

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  2. Dune: Spice Wars' early access roadmap teases multiplayer, spaceports, more

    Northgard developer Shiro Games' sci-fi strategy title Dune: Spice Wars generated plenty of praise when it launched into Steam early access toward the end of last month, and now, as the studio starts to build on that initial success, publisher Funcom has shared an initial development roadmap promising the likes of multiplayer, spaceports, and more to come.

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  3. Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 has now passed 1m sales

    Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 has now passed the 1m sales milestone, publisher CI Games has announced.

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  4. Moonlighter coming to Netflix mobile game library next week

    Moonlighter coming to Netflix mobile game library next week

    Alongside original Exploding Kittens - The Game.

    Four games will be available next week for Netflix members globally as part of its growing mobile game library.

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  5. PlayStation's Days of Play 2022 sale is now on for PS4 and PS5

    This year's PlayStation's Days of Play sale is now live, featuring discounts on PS4 and PS5 games, as well as various console accessories, until 8th June.

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  6. Does the original Xbox One still have what it takes to run modern cross-gen games?

    Digital Foundry | Does the original Xbox One still have what it takes to run modern cross-gen games?

    Xbox One S struggles - so where does that leave the original, slower model?

    The original Xbox One launched in 2013 as an all-in-one entertainment box with a Kinect sensor, broadcast TV integration and an imposing £429/$499 USD price tag. Its ambitions as a multimedia centre were high - but it came at a cost. Xbox One was underpowered due to a DDR3/ESRAM memory system with less bandwidth overal than the GDDR5-equipped PS4 and substantially lower GPU compute performance. The 2016 launch of Xbox One S was an improvement, not just in terms of form-factor but in performance too, thanks to a GPU 'overclock'. All of which raises the question: how does the vintage 2013 model perform when challenged with the latest cross-gen games? If Xbox One S is struggling - which it is - does that mean that owners of the OG model get an even less impressive experience? We decided to find out.

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  7. Pokémon Go getting official companion app with messaging, meetup organisation

    Pokémon Go fans are finally getting the ability to message other players and arrange meetups - albeit via a companion app.

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  8. No Man's Sky finally gets its space whales in new time-looping expedition

    No Man's Sky finally gets its space whales in new time-looping expedition

    As team puts "finishes touches" to Switch version.

    Barely a month has gone by since the arrival of No Man's Sky's major Outlaws update, which gave intergalactic explorers the opportunity to live out their pirate fantasies, but already Hello Games is back - this time with a brand-new expedition that finally answers fan pleas to add space whales (of a sort) to the exploratory sim.

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  9. The Video Game City Week: Rapture got the monsters it deserved

    Cities need infrastructure, architecture, people to fill the streets. They need parks and hospitals and hundreds of other things. But a lot of video game cities need something more: monsters! Today, Vivek looks at one of the real classics.

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  10. Streets of Rage 4 available now for Android and iOS

    Get your fists (and I suppose more importantly, your fingers) ready, as Streets of Rage 4 is now available on mobile.

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  11. Spec Ops: The Line developer confirms June launch for The Cycle: Frontier

    The Cycle: Frontier, the next game from Spec Ops: The Line developer Yager, will launch on 8th June for PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store.

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  12. Dream Daddy dev's next game is an 80s psychological horror

    Dream Daddy developer Game Grumps has a new psychological horror game in the works called Homebody.

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  13. Starfield has been reimagined by a fan in Unreal Engine 5, and it's out of this world

    Following the news of Starfield's delay into 2023, a team of creators have shared their vision for the game in Unreal Engine 5.

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  14. Twitch could soon add clips of bad behaviour to streamer bans

    Twitch could soon add clips of bad behaviour to streamer bans

    "This is a number-one ask from our community."

    Twitch could soon be changing its policy on offering specific reasons when a streamer is banned.

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  15. Sniper Elite 5 review – Rebellion's stealth action series finds the sweet spot

    Like a fleet of Allied landing craft storming the beaches of Normandy, Sniper Elite 5 has blown me away. I spent most of my weekend with it in a state of delighted befuddlement, constantly muttering 'isn't this brilliant?' as it delivered yet another incredibly designed level to creep around while turning Nazi skulls into cornflakes. I've enjoyed Rebellion's infamously grisly stealth series since the middling V2, but I never thought I'd be writing about it with the kind of breathless excitement reserved for the likes of Elden Ring.

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  16. Marvel MMORPG from DC Universe Online developer Daybreak Games cancelled

    Enad Global 7 (EG7) has announced the cancellation of Daybreak Games' Marvel MMORPG.

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  17. Activision Blizzard employees form anti-discrimination committee for worker rights

    Activision Blizzard employees form anti-discrimination committee for worker rights

    Demands facilities improve, alleges staff breastmilk stolen.

    A new staff group within Activision Blizzard has been formed to fight for worker rights.

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  18. Dino Crisis image spotted on PS Plus in Asia

    PS Plus subscribers in Asia have spotted artwork for PS1 classic Dino Crisis, suggesting it could be added to the service soon.

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  19. Uncharted heroine Chloe Frazer in close up, looking at a trio of golden-looking figurines on a ledge of some kind. She's sweaty and dirty, and concentrating.

    With Sony's new look PlayStation subscription service now in full swing in Asia, we are getting more and more snippets of information about what it actually offers. This includes a closer look at some of the game trials that are available through the service. However, this feature is not going to take a one size (or length) fits all approach.

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  20. The Video Game City Week: on the vivid authenticity of Midgar's slums

    Welcome back to The Video Game City Week. Next up, a visit to some familiar slums.

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  21. Real-life Polish Witcher School closes amid political concerns as licence is pulled by CD Projekt Red

    The Witcher School live-action role-play events in Poland, one of which I attended in 2016, have come to an end because of a contractual termination by CD Projekt Red over use of The Witcher name. The exact reasons why are potentially political but also unclear.

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  22. A Temtem screenshot showing a player character walking across a bridge between floating islands while their Temtem follows behind.

    Pokémon-like MMO Temtem leaves early access this September

    Launching on PS5, Series X/S, Switch, and PC.

    Temtem, developer Crema's massively multiplayer riff on Pokémon, will be leaving early access and getting its full PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, and PC release on 6th September.

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  23. The Sims 4's long-awaited customisable pronouns feature is finally here

    The Sims 4's long-awaited customisable pronouns feature is finally here

    A further step toward a "more inclusive experience for Simmers".

    The Sims 4's long-awaited customisable pronouns feature has finally arrived - albeit in English only to begin with - and is available now as part of the game's latest update.

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  24. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 gets October release date

    Developer Infinity Ward's next instalment in the long-running Call of Duty series, which was previously confirmed to be near-future sequel Modern Warfare 2 (not to be confused with the 2009 game of the same name), will launch on 28th October. Platforms have yet to be detailed.

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  25. Hazard Zone to be deprioritised as Battlefield 2042 lays the way for its first season

    Battlefield is as famous for its troubled launches as it is its sandbox multiplayer, but even by its own standards 2042 has been something of a disaster - lumpy, incomplete and with some less than popular decisions along the way such as the expansive maps designed to accommodate the newly expanded 128 player count and the introduction of specialists.

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  26. Assassin's Creed Valhalla update adds new building to your settlement

    This month's Assassin's Creed Valhalla update adds a fresh area to your Ravensthorpe settlement, tied into a neat new gameplay feature: gear loadouts.

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  27. Automatic log out removed from Final Fantasy 14 in latest patch

    The latest patch for Final Fantasy 14 has removed the automatic log out function when players are inactive for 30 minutes.

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  28. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild player discovers new detail in game's final memory

    The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild may be well over five years old now, but its community is still uncovering charming little details that have been tucked away by Nintendo. One such find has recently surfaced, and it involves the final memory Link uncovers towards the game's close.

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  29. New mod turns Elden Ring into a seamless co-op game

    New mod turns Elden Ring into a seamless co-op game

    UPDATE: Public beta launches this week.

    UPDATE 24/05/22: The co-op Elden Ring mod will hit public beta this week.

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