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  1. Elden Ring speedrun record now below 10 minutes

    Another day, another Elden Ring speed running record to be left in awe by. And this time, it is a sub-10-minute run. In fact, it is so good, it is actually a sub-nine run, but that didn't sound quite as catchy.

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  2. Catchee, the earworm game that might just save its designers from bankruptcy

    It's all about you.. | Catchee, the earworm game that might just save its designers from bankruptcy

    "If we made a three-star game... I think that would kill us..."

    Just before Laser Dog Games released Catchee on iOS and Android, it shared a wonderful video of the game design process. Sadly - and we'll get to this - the gist of the video was that the studio might be about to go bankrupt. But yes, we'll get to that.

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  3. Snake originally befriended rats in Metal Gear Solid

    Snake originally befriended rats in Metal Gear Solid

    New video reveals wacky cut content.

    Metal Gear Solid on PS1 originally had Solid Snake befriending rats.

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  4. How Returnal's DLC music creates rising tension

    Fresh from its BAFTA Games win for Music, PlayStation has released a new video detailing the music of Returnal's Ascension DLC.

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  5. The colours and shadows are the real source of Tunic's nostalgia

    If you’re unfortunate enough to know me reasonably well, you’ll know that I’ve become a little more insufferable than usual lately thanks to returning to my love of photography. It’s been interesting to see how much of what I love about photography - and the way photography affects memory and nostalgia - is visible in Tunic.

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  6. Watch Dogs Tokyo is a new manga series

    What's next for Watch Dogs? While we wait to hear if the London-set Legion will get a full game follow-up, Ubisoft will keep fans busy with a Tokyo-set manga.

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  7. Elden Ring once had dream collecting

    Elden Ring once had dream collecting

    Cut content revealed in new video.

    Elden Ring once had a feature that allowed players to collect dreams from sleeping enemies.

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  8. Elden Ring basics for everything you need to know

    Elden Ring has been out a month, but From Software's latest still "welcomes" hordes of newcomers every day. And while Eurogamer has a world class beginner's guide to Elden Ring in written form, sometimes a video is just what you need.

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  9. Elden Ring boss can be easily defeated thanks to this amusing cheese

    Much like the cute and fluffy (pre-Gremlin) Mogwai of Chris Columbus fame, it turns out Elden Ring bosses have a weakness to water.

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  10. Looks like Kingdom Hearts 4 teases possible Star Wars crossover

    A blink-and-you'll-miss-it tease in the newly-announced Kingdom Hearts 4 reveal trailer seems to hint at a Star Wars crossover.

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  11. There's buzz building around card trick game Card Shark

    The game getting a lot of buzz at the WASD game show in London this past weekend was Card Shark, by Nerial and Devolver. And having spent a bit of time with it, it's easy to see why. It's gorgeous, charming, and different.

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  12. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has the best opening weekend of any video game movie ever

    Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has the best opening weekend of any video game movie ever

    The blue blur is on course to top £54.4m during its opening weekend.

    Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has allegedly enjoyed the greatest opening weekend for any video-game based movie. Ever.

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  13. CD Projekt Red is "still improving" Cyberpunk 2077

    CD Projekt Red is "still improving" Cyberpunk 2077

    "We're working on stuff for you guys."

    Last month's patch might not have brought any new content to Cyberpunk 2077, but that doesn't mean the development team has given up on "working on stuff" just yet.

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  14. A new Subnautica game is in "early development"

    A new Subnautica game is in "early development"

    "We're seeking a Senior Narrative Designer to work with us to help shape the next game in the Subnautica universe!"

    A new Subnautica game is in "early development".

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  15. Phasmophobia’s VR overhaul update makes virtual ghost hunting a little less clumsy

    Phasmophobia's latest big update launched earlier this week, giving everyone's favourite jump-scare simulator a major VR overhaul and some much needed quality of life improvements.

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  16. Sora from Kingdom Hearts 4 asleep

    Kingdom Hearts 4 is officially on the way

    And this all-new trailer shows off what's in store.

    Square Enix has confirmed that Kingdom Hearts 4 is officially on the way.

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  17. Sega says it is a "natural extension" for future games to include "cloud gaming and NFTs"

    Sega says it is a "natural extension" for future games to include "cloud gaming and NFTs"

    "They will be interactive titles that go beyond the traditional framework of games."

    Sega has opened up on its secretive "Super Game" initiative, and rather than one game, it looks to be encapsulating to several different games, some of which will include cloud and NFT technology.

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  18. RimWorld gets a chance to reverse its Australian ban

    RimWorld gets a chance to reverse its Australian ban

    "We've got some legal professionals and expert witnesses helping out, so I'm optimistic."

    The Australian Classification Board has agreed to review its decision to ban RimWorld from sale.

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  19. Elden Ring is massively imbalanced, but balance is overrated anwyay

    Hit Points, in case you haven't come across it before, is an incredible free newsletter from friend of Eurogamer and former Edge editor Nathan Brown, delivering insight and commentary on the videogame industry. We're delighted to be partnering with Nathan to provide a platform for some of his pieces, continuing with this from earlier this week on Elden Ring and the question of balance. If you like what you've read, do head over and subscribe!

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  20. Here's the winning shot from London Games Festival's Virtual Photographer of the Year competition

    London Games Festival's Virtual Photographer of the Year competition has been won by the striking Red Dead Redemption 2 screenshot you can see above.

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  21. Digital games on PS3 and Vita are reportedly "expiring" and becoming unplayable

    Classic PlayStation games like Chrono Cross are seemingly "expiring" on PS3 and PlayStation Vita, even for players who had legitimately bought the games through Sony's own storefronts.

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  22. Konami acknowledges eFootball's "incompletion" and says it's taking fan feedback "very seriously"

    Konami acknowledges eFootball's "incompletion" and says it's taking fan feedback "very seriously"

    "We have prioritised improvements based on the feedback we received."

    Konami has recognised that "multiple factors" contributed to eFootball's disasterous launch last year, but says it has "prioritised improvements and corrections based on the feedback and opinions we received".

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  23. chrono cross the radical dreamers remaster screenshots digital foundry

    23 years on from its original release, Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition revives one of the true gems of the PS1 era with upgraded visuals and a handful of extras. It's out on last-gen PS4 and Xbox One machines, plus Switch and PC, with back-compat allowing the game to run on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S as well. Regardless of platform though, it's a pleasure to see one of Squaresoft's great JRPGs remastered, but it's certainly not a perfect package. Stark changes have been made to 2D pre-rendered backdrops, changing the look significantly, while the frame-rate is far less consistent than you'd expect from a remaster of a game made four generations ago.

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  24. Valve marks Steam Deck's first month with a round-up of upcoming changes and improvements

    Valve marks Steam Deck's first month with a round-up of upcoming changes and improvements

    "One of our favourite things is finally getting to hear about your experience using Steam Deck."

    It's been a month since Valve started shipping its sought-after handheld system, Steam Deck, and to celebrate, the company wants you to know exactly how far the system - and its games - have come, including updates on its Deck Verified program and ongoing efforts with Microsoft to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to the mobile platform, too.

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  25. YouTube and Ali-A announce a new competition to find the next "big gaming content creator"

    YouTube and Ali-A announce a new competition to find the next "big gaming content creator"

    "uTure will give all these creative individuals their moment to shine."

    Content creator Ali-A has partnered with YouTube to create uTure, a "global talent show to find the next big gaming content creator".

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  26. Here's someone completing Elden Ring in less than 13 minutes

    Someone has completed Elden Ring in less than 13 minutes - and even took out a boss along the way.

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  27. Crytek apologises for Hunt: Showdown's "issues and bugs" in its recent time-limited event

    Crytek apologises for Hunt: Showdown's "issues and bugs" in its recent time-limited event

    "We understand the impact that the downtime and issues have had for many of you."

    Crytek has issued a "quick update" and an apology for the problems plaguing Hunt: Showdown's recent event, Traitor's Moon.

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  28. How VR games trick you into thinking objects have weight

    Immersion is easily virtual reality’s biggest strength over what you might call flat gaming. When done well, VR can whisk us away to familiar worlds, storybook fantasies, a galaxy far far away, even the mountainside for a quick spot of climbing. Putting players directly inside these 360 degree spaces, there’s an utter joy to the medium that can’t be recreated on a TV or PC monitor. Often, that hinges on intuitive use of motion controls - and in VR, hand movement is integral.

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  29. Warframe's hefty Angels of the Zariman update arrives 27th April

    Warframe's hefty Angels of the Zariman update arrives 27th April

    Space apartments! New missions types! More!

    Digital Extremes has finally set a date for Warframe's Angels of the Zariman expansion, with the free-to-play sci-fi shooter's first big update of 2022 coming to all platforms on 27th April.

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  30. Supermassive's summer camp horror The Quarry has a non-interactive Movie Mode

    Tired of those infernal video games, always insisting on being so darned interactive? Well, developer Supermassive Games (Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology) has you covered in its next horror title The Quarry, which comes with its very own Movie Mode.

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