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  1. Sons of the Forest has been delayed

    Developer Endnight Games has announced its upcoming game Sons of the Forest has been delayed.

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  2. Apple could be forced to allow app sideloading under new EU law

    A new EU law could be passed that would force Apple to allow users to install third-party apps on their devices, a process known as sideloading.

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  3. Coffee Talk creator Fahmi has passed away

    Mohammad Fahmi, the creator and writer of indie game Coffee Talk, has passed away. He was 32.

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  4. Bioshock Infinite gets a wave of PC updates

    Despite first releasing all the way back in 2013, Bioshock Infinite players have noticed the PC version of the game has been receiving numerous updates over the last several months.

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  5. Patrick's Parabox review - a minimalist puzzler of beautiful recursive depth

    According to one famous linguist, what makes humans special is our ability to deal in recursion. To take different clauses or concepts and nest them within each other like Russian dolls. And from these beautiful, simple, recursive mergings spring near-infinite forms of expression. Anyway, whether or not recursion is the essence of the human mind, it is fun to mess about with.

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  6. Among Us servers are down in North America and Europe following DDoS attacks

    No, it's not just you - Among Us is indeed currently offline and has been for almost the entire weekend.

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  7. Ghostwire: Tokyo on PC debuts impressive new DLSS competitor

    Digital Foundry | Ghostwire: Tokyo on PC debuts impressive new DLSS competitor

    But it's another port with stutter problems.

    Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game with many surprises in terms of its technical make-up. Developer Tango Gameworks has delivered a gameplay concept I wasn't expecting, wrapped up in a very different engine from prior titles, offering up an exceptional level of graphical finesse. The move away from its own idTech-based Unreal Engine 4 has clearly been a great enabler for the team, but I approached the PC version with some trepidation. Many recent PC releases have arrived with intrusive levels of stutter that impact the experience - no matter how powerful your hardware. It's especially common in Unreal Engine 4 titles - and unfortunately, it impacts Ghostwire: Tokyo too.

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  8. Here's a new trailer for "cosmic horror" Quantum Error

    Sony has dropped a new teaser trailer for the upcoming "cosmic horror", Quantum Error.

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  9. A new Horizon Open progression system is coming to Forza Horizon 5

    A new Horizon Open progression system is coming to Forza Horizon 5

    "We're constantly working to improve the experience in Forza Horizon 5."

    Forza Horizon 5 is introducing a new PvP progression system.

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  10. Valve wants your feedback on its "verified" games process

    Valve wants your feedback on its "verified" games process

    And it promises it's not "crowdsourcing the compatibility testing process".

    Valve is seeking your feedback about your experiences with "verified" Steam games thus far on Steam Deck.

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  11. Unearthing Bit Generations, Nintendo's long lost coffee table games.

    My childhood home is up for sale, so I spent the weekend excavating boyhood treasures and yeeting them into a skip. Most of them, I'm sorry to say, were junk. There were some pogs, a few faded soft toys, stacks of dog-eared Sonic the Comic back-issues, more than one funfax, but little held much beyond sentimental value. It was a sombre bit of personal archaeology, all told, but there was a silver lining. At the bottom of a box, glittering like diamonds, I found a stack of near-pristine Bit Generations games for Gameboy Advance. Four of the beauties! Dialhex, Boundish, Coloris and Soundvoyager.

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  12. Here's what's coming to PUBG in 2022

    Here's what's coming to PUBG in 2022

    "Ours is a partnership we feel truly grateful to have and we'll continue to take in your feedback."

    PUGB - the original, and now free-to-play, battle royale - has unveiled its 2022 roadmap.

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  13. ID@Xbox has generated £1.8bn for indie developers

    ID@Xbox has generated £1.8bn for indie developers

    "The results have exceeded our wildest dreams."

    The ID@Xbox program has earned indie developers more than £1.8 billion ($2.5bn) in royalties.

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  14. Halo TV show sets a new viewership record for Paramount+

    Halo TV show sets a new viewership record for Paramount+

    "We could not be more thrilled at the massive fan response to the series' debut."

    The eagerly-anticipated Halo TV show has reportedly set a new premiere viewership record for Paramount+.

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  15. How Unpacking's art combines beauty with clarity

    It was a pair of nail clippers that got me. In a game about seeing a person's life through unpacked items, there's so much that can strike you. Those clippers came out of a box in the bathroom, and I chucked them in a junk drawer alongside some perfume, a shaving razor, and a couple of hairbrushes.

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  16. Real-life Halo boots are here but only 117 pairs have been made

    Real-life Halo boots are here but only 117 pairs have been made

    "The limited-edition boot gives Halo fans a chance to step inside (the boots) to become Master Chief."

    Few things satisfy me as much as the sound of Master Chief's boots pounding into the ground, and it seems I'm not the only one who thinks so, as developer 343 Industries has partnered with American footwear manufacturer Wolverine to create a pair of real-life Spartan boots.

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  17. Amazon Games boss Mike ​Frazzini has stepped down

    Amazon Games boss Mike ​Frazzini has stepped down

    The exec reportedly told his team he was leaving to focus on his family.

    The head of Amazon Game Studios, Mike Frazzini, has stepped down.

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  18. Humble Bundle's Stand with Ukraine bundle has raised over £15 million

    Humble Bundle has raised over £15 million ($20m) for humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine.

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  19. Ghostwire: Tokyo has up to 10 graphics modes - so which is best?

    Digital Foundry | Ghostwire: Tokyo has up to 10 graphics modes - so which is best?

    The Digital Foundry verdict on the PS5 version.

    Ghostwire: Tokyo sees acclaimed Japanese developer Tango Gameworks striking out in new directions. For one, it's an actual next-gen/current-gen exclusive - it's only available on PlayStation 5 and PC, tapping into cutting-edge features like hardware-accelerated ray tracing. Secondly, the developer has shifted away from its internal STEM engine, based on idTech, instead favouring Unreal Engine 4. On balance, it's an excellent move - Epic's technology merged with this developer's unique vision delivers a beautiful game. In today's coverage, we'll be looking exclusively at PlayStation 5 before moving onto PC in a separate piece - and there's certainly much to cover. While there are six 'official' graphics modes to choose from, there are actually an unofficial ten in total.

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  20. EA is reportedly rebranding its FIFA franchise as "EA Sports Football Club"

    EA is reportedly rebranding its FIFA franchise as "EA Sports Football Club"

    "I asked around about it [and] that's it, that's the name," says an industry insider.

    EA is reportedly rebranding its FIFA series as EA Sports Football Club.

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  21. Netflix acquires Boss Fight Entertainment, its third gaming studio acquisition in six months

    Netflix acquires Boss Fight Entertainment, its third gaming studio acquisition in six months

    "We hope to build a world-class games studio capable of bringing a wide variety of delightful and deeply engaging original games."

    Netflix has acquired its third game development studio, Boss Fight Entertainment.

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  22. Valve's next Next Fest will be in June

    Valve's next Next Fest will be in June

    "Steam's multi-day celebration of upcoming games!"

    Valve's springtime Next Fest is barely over, but already it's turning to the summer edition of Next Fest, which will take place from 13th-20th June 2022.

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  23. Konami's PvP mystery game, Crimesight, is out next month

    Konami's PvP mystery game, Crimesight, is out next month

    And a timed free demo weekend will be available just ahead of its release.

    Konami's new PvP multiplayer mystery game, Crimesight, will release on 14th April 2022.

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  24. Ambitious Skyblivion modding project shows off 15 minutes of new in-game footage

    There are ambitious mods, and then there are ambitious mods like Skyblivion, which, since the project's inception in 2012, has been steadily working toward remaking the entirety of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion using Skyrim's engine - and mod team TESRenewal has now shared a fresh look at its progress as part of a new video development diary.

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  25. GTA Online getting $6-a-month subscription service for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S

    Rockstar has revealed GTA+, an optional new $6-a-month GTA Online subscription service for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S that will provide members with a regular selection of monthly rewards, including GTA$, special vehicle upgrades, and more.

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  26. Sony reportedly unveiling Game-Pass-style PlayStation Plus overhaul "as early as next week"

    Following months of rumours and reports, it's now claimed Sony will unveil its new Game-Pass-style PlayStation Plus subscription overhaul - codenamed Spartacus - "as early as next week".

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  27. Microsoft's Phil Spencer insists Xbox game sales remain important even as Game Pass takes over

    Microsoft's Phil Spencer wants to assure developers that game sales still remain an important factor, even with its Xbox Game Pass subscription continuing to dominate.

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  28. Grand Theft Auto 5: how do PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X compare?

    Digital Foundry | Grand Theft Auto 5: how do PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X compare?

    UPDATE: The verdict is in on the Series S version.

    UPDATE 25/3/2022: We've now spent some time looking at the Xbox Series S version of Grand Theft Auto 5 and it's the least impressive rendition of the new 'remaster'. It's absolutely fine to put out a Series S rendition that runs at a lower resolution than the Series X version - that's exactly how titles were meant to scale down to the junior Xbox, after all - but the cutbacks and drawbacks are more pronounced to the point where it's that much harder to justify this as a paid upgrade.

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  29. Elden Ring speedrun record beaten once again, now under 25 minutes

    The speedrun record for completing Elden Ring has once again been beaten.

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