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"We are doing some work behind the scenes."
Sony has confirmed it has removed the ability for existing PlayStation Plus subscribers to extend their subscription - blocking the ability for anyone to stack future membership via pre-paid cards - until the revamped service arrives in late June.
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Stardew Valley modders compete over grandpa's bed
Death throws.
Stardew Valley players are competing in a meme to mod grandpa's bed.
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New release windows have been revealed for several upcoming indie games, including Stray and Cult of the Lamb.
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I have something of a penchant for cartoons. Growing up in the 80s, those wonderful, badly-animated, cheesy 'toons had a big impact on me, sparking an interest in all things sci-fi and fantasy that blossomed into a love for history, mythology, technology and, you guessed it, computer and/or video games. Heck, I'm wearing a Ulysses 31 T-shirt as I write this! If it wasn't for Masters of the Universe and Thundercats, I wouldn't be here. I'd probably be rich, successful and very boring indeed.
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Former Blizzard Versailles employees win appeal over redundancies
Although studio remains closed.
After employees from Blizzard Versailles were made redundant in 2020, a move that preceded the studio's closure, those affected began a legal battle with the company. Now, staff that were made redundant have won their appeal.
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Final Fantasy 16 producer hopes it will bring back lapsed players
"For those who have grown up and realised reality isn't kind to you and have drifted away."
Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida hopes the forthcoming game will "bring back anew the passion" players had in the series.
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Bungie faces setback in legal bid to punish Destiny cheaters
Patience and time.
Bungie has suffered a setback in its bid to punish a group of cheaters who sold "hacks" for Destiny 2.
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Tales of Arise sells 2m copies worldwide
Sales continue to rise.
Tales of Arise has now sold 2m copies globally.
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Latest Guardians of the Galaxy fridge stat shows how house proud we all are
Keeping up appearances.
Video games are wonderful things. They offer an escape from the mundane rigour of everyday life and give us the chance to experience whole new worlds of fantasy and adventure. However, while Marvel's Guardians of the galaxy certainly does this in spades with its eclectic cast and bustling locales, there is one area that is (for me at least) just like home.
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Here's a look at Pokémon Go's official trading cards
Collect 'em all.
Pokémon Go's upcoming set of official Pokémon Trading Cards has been shown off, with several dozen designs now available to browse.
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Spider-Man swings in to the Matrix's UE5 megacity via mod
It's amazing what you can find on the web.
A new video showcases just how good a Spider-Man game for the next generation could look.
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Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward has now confirmed what was widely expected: its new entry in Activision's long-running shooter series will be titled Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.
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It looks like the first batch of PS Plus Premium tier classic games has leaked on PSN
Tekken ages for an official announcement. UPDATED: More found.
UPDATE 29/4/22: More games which look likely to join the upcoming PlayStation Plus Premium service have been found on Sony's servers, in addition to the three originally found below.
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Feature | What we've been playing
A few of the games that have us hooked at the moment.
Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: hexes, inventories, and space bombardment.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 reportedly out 2023 for PS5, Series X/S and PC
And will ditch Fallen Order name.
Respawn Entertainment's previously confirmed Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sequel is reportedly now targeting a 2023 launch, and will be skipping previous-gen consoles in favour of a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC release.
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Activision Blizzard stockholders vote in favour of Microsoft acquisition
But regulatory approval still required.
Activision Blizzard stockholders have overwhelming voted in favour of Microsoft's proposed $69BN acquisition of the publisher, with 98% of shares approving the transaction.
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Recommended | Rogue Legacy 2 review - more of the brilliant same in this impressive sequel
Hey kids, what's for DNA?
The observant among you may have deduced that Rogue Legacy 2 is the sequel to Rogue Legacy, a rather spiffing roguelite platform-me-do from 2013. The game’s big twist on the old procedural generation and permadeath combo was that each new character was the heir of the previous one, inheriting their predecessor’s estate. In practice, that meant spending the gold acquired on each run on permanent upgrades to improve your chances on further expeditions. With all but the most unsuccessful runs yielding enough gold for at least one upgrade, the frustration of failure is ameliorated, leaving you raring to go once more.
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Terraria gets Don't Starve crossover in its latest update
Along with better Steam Deck support.
Terraria's latest update, 1.4.3, introduces an unexpected crossover with Don't Starve Together, the hit indie survival game by Klei Entertainment.
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Microsoft announces Xbox and Bethesda showcase for June
Starfield!? Elder Scrolls!? Indiana Jones!? Hellblade!?
Microsoft has announced a new Xbox and Bethesda Games showcase set for 12th June at 6pm UK time.
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"I think Square Enix and Arzest are companies that do not care about games and game fans."
Yuji Naka, best known as the creator of Sonic the Hedgehog, says he was removed as director of Balan Wonderworld six months before its launch by Square Enix.
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Digital Foundry | WRC 10 on Switch: is it really that bad?
Digital Foundry takes on another 'impossible port'.
Six months after its console debut, World Rally Championship 10 has made the jump to Switch. This pure rally simulator looked good on current and last-gen systems, with all of the features you'd expect: satisfying car handling, vehicular deformation, dynamic weather and accurate materials. Of course, we normally expect to see lower resolutions and graphical fidelity sacrifices to get the core of the console experience running on a handheld system, but at first glance this is one of the most heavily pared-back Switch releases in recent memory. So does WRC 10 on Switch compromise too much, or is there the makings of a serviceable handheld sim racer below this modest facade? Let's find out.
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Halo Infinite livestream interrupted by secret teaser
Fans speculate points to battle royale.
Last night's Halo Infinite Season 2 Community Livestream was interrupted by a secret teaser, which fans speculate hints at the game's rumoured battle royale mode.
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Feature | The past, present and future of Dorfromantik
Perfect placement.
We must have said it about a hundred times but only near the end does it occur to me to actually ask what it means - what Dorfromantik means. I still don't know even after a year of playing the game in early access, and now the game's coming out, in 1.0, it seems like a good time to ask. Because it does have a meaning, and as I discover, the meaning is perfect.
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Climate Replay starts pledge against the use of NFTs in games
"The digital elephant in the room."
Climate Replay, an independent group comprising of game developers, gamers themselves and leading climatologists, has shared a stark warning about the use of NFTs and their impact on the planet. It has also begun a pledge, encouraging those in the industry, as well as those who are against the use of NFTs in general, to sign and make positive moves towards a "sustainable, socially responsible, equitable future for all".
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Dragon Age game testers seek unionisation
As they are told to return to office.
A group of game testers working with BioWare on its new Dragon Age game are seeking to unionise.
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Rainbow Six Siege's Rengoku event lets you play as a samurai
Sword not included.
Rainbow Six Siege has a new limited-time event that lets you live out your samurai fantasies.
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Sony looks to have disabled PlayStation Plus subscription stacking
Customers report being unable to redeem pre-paid cards.
PlayStation owners looking to stock up on their Plus subscription through pre-paid cards report being unable to redeem the vouchers on their account.
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Xbox gets a Scottish twist with its own new tartan controller
Scotch on the rocks.
Microsoft is celebrating 20 years of Xbox in Scotland with a new partnership with Gordon Nicolson Kiltmakers and Lochcarron of Scotland. The end results - Xbox's very own tartan, which is now on a controller (although I also spotted a rather dashing pair of trews, as well).
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Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and play-to-own technology
"If I wanted to sell my Animal Crossing island..."
Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and so-called play-to-own technology.
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Elden Ring player meets Jesus for holy duel
The Rapture is coming.
An Elden Ring player met Jesus in-game.
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