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  1. Fortnite adds dynamic weather, with tornadoes and lightning

    Fortnite's battle royale mode has always been about escaping the storm. Now, it's asking you to run towards one.

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  2. EA confirms FIFA Ultimate Team trader accounts hacked

    EA has confirmed a number of FIFA Ultimate Team trader accounts have been hacked via phishing techniques.

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  3. Far: Changing Tides now has a release date

    Far: Changing Tides now has a release date

    Due out in March, plus Game Pass day one.

    FAR: Changing Tides now has a release date of 1st March and is available to pre-order.

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  4. Wheels for my PC were my favourite Christmas present this year

    Digital Foundry | Wheels for my PC were my favourite Christmas present this year

    Plus: cheap retro handhelds and worthwhile gaming routers.

    I've been lucky enough to test out a bunch of weird and wonderful tech, but I don't always get a chance to share my discoveries in a full review or roundup. That's why this column exists, to highlight bits of tech that might not fit elsewhere but nonetheless deserve a mention. Enjoy!

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  5. GPD Win Max review: the world's best tiny gaming laptop

    Digital Foundry | GPD Win Max review: the world's best tiny gaming laptop

    Plus: a computerised power bank and alarmingly hot smart glasses.

    I've been lucky enough to test out a bunch of weird and wonderful tech, but I don't always get a chance to share my discoveries in a full review or roundup. That's why this column exists, to highlight bits of tech that might not fit elsewhere but nonetheless deserve a mention. Enjoy!

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  6. Beyond NRG review: how I tried giving up coffee for a gaming energy drink

    Digital Foundry | Beyond NRG review: how I tried giving up coffee for a gaming energy drink

    Plus: playing Counter-Strike on a desk bike. Or is it a bike desk?

    I've been lucky enough to test out a bunch of weird and wonderful tech, but I don't always get a chance to share my discoveries in a full review or roundup. That's why this column exists, to highlight bits of tech that might not fit elsewhere but nonetheless deserve a mention. Enjoy!

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  7. Testing odd peripherals: flying mice, racing keyboards and RGB in-ears

    Digital Foundry | Testing odd peripherals: flying mice, racing keyboards and RGB in-ears

    Will vs Weird Tech, Episode 3 - the Wooting Two HE review.

    Welcome to Will vs Weird Tech, a semi-regular feature in which we take a look at some of the most interesting objects to have passed through our Bristol HQ over the past few weeks - stuff that doesn't fit neatly within our regular round-ups of the best gaming peripherals or our reviews of the latest CPUs and GPUs, technology that's doing something a little different.

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  8. Looking forward: hardware accessibility

    Feature | Looking forward: hardware accessibility

    "Disabled gamers just want to enjoy gaming without additional hurdles or more costs."

    Welcome to another of our pieces looking forward to 2022. Today: the crucial question of hardware accessibility.

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  9. Xbox boss wants console makers to work together on cross-platform bans and user blocking

    Console manufacturers should collaborate on cross-platform bans and the ability to block other users, Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said.

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  10. Days Gone director discusses sequel ideas

    Days Gone director discusses sequel ideas

    "We have to be able to crawl before you can walk."

    Days Gone director Jeff Ross recently called Sony's decision not to greenlight a sequel "weird" after its sales success.

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  11. Two LAPD officers fired for playing Pokémon Go on duty

    Two Los Angeles police officers were fired for playing Pokémon Go instead of responding to a robbery in progress, newly-released documents have revealed.

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  12. Xbox has "changed how we do certain things" with Activision following misconduct reports

    Xbox boss Phil Spencer has been asked how his company's relationship with Activision has actually changed, after he previously told Microsoft staff he was "evaluating all aspects" of Xbox's relationship with the troubled Call of Duty publisher.

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  13. Horizon Forbidden West PS4 images leak online

    Images from the PS4 release of Horizon Forbidden West have leaked online.

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  14. Xbox Series X/S is Microsoft's fastest-selling Xbox console generation, despite supply constraints

    Microsoft's Xbox Series X and S are outpacing sales of previous Xbox console generations - despite the fact that supply has been unable to meet demand.

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  15. Techland clarifies Dying Light 2's 500-hour completion claim, says main story will take 20 hours

    Over the weekend, developer Techland attempted to stir up some additional excitement for the impending arrival of its parkour-infused open-world zombie sequel Dying Light 2 by claiming players would likely need to set aside "at least 500 hours" to fully complete the game. The statement perhaps didn't have quite the desired effect, however, drawing ire from skeptical fans, and the company has now offered further clarification, saying the game should only take around 20 hours to beat at its most fundamental level.

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  16. Serious Sam 4's standalone expansion Siberian Mayhem arrives later this month

    Following a few vague teases (and some decidedly more specific teases) that Sam "Serious" Stone was prepping to return for another bout of explosive FPS action in the near future, publisher Devolver Digital has finally revealed all. A new standalone expansion for Serious Sam 4, titled Siberian Mayhem, comes to Steam on 25th January.

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  17. Cities: Skylines getting four new bits of paid DLC alongside Airports expansion this month

    What would a Paradox Interactive game be without a ceaseless avalanche of accompanying paid DLC? Well, today is not the day to find out as the publisher has announced Cities: Skylines' upcoming Airports expansion - which comes to Xbox, PlayStation, and PC on 25th January - will be accompanied by a four-strong batch of supporting paid DLC.

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  18. Looking forward: separating playing from earning

    Hello! We're going to start the year off with a handful of pieces looking forward to 2022. Sometimes we'll be looking at trends we've spotted or themes that will probably be continuing to define things in games for a while. Sometimes we'll just be thinking about things we've enjoyed and where they could lead. Have a lovely new year all!

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  19. The Eurogamer Podcast: unpacking Unpacking with creator Wren Brier

    It's a new year and I've got a whole bunch of interesting people lined up for the Eurogamer Podcast already. Last year was great, relaunching the show, and the six episodes we've had should really give you an idea of where I want it to go. (Remember to check out the episode with departing editor-in-chief Oli Welsh if you haven't already, and then chase it with the Martin Robinson episode, because he's our new editor-in-chief.)

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  20. Spec Analysis: PlayStationVR 2 - a shot in the arm for high-end virtual reality gaming

    We've known it's coming for some time. Initial press and controller imagery from Sony was swiftly augmented by leaked specifications, now fully fleshed out via an announcement from Jim Ryan himself at CES 2022, along with more details from the PlayStation Blog. PlayStationVR 2 is now official and it's looking hugely exciting. In fact, from our perspective, high-end VR gaming in general needs a shot in the arm in a world where the mobile-based Oculus Quest 2 reigns supreme and the success of PlayStationVR 2 is our best chance of this happening.

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  21. Fortnite reportedly set to welcome Paramount franchises

    Fortnite reportedly set to welcome Paramount franchises

    First up, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

    Paramount will reportedly become the latest company to license its media empire to Epic Games for use within Fortnite.

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  22. Skyrim Together mod makers insist they won't give up after chief creator declares: "we don't owe the community anything"

    This article has been updated and amended to ensure Eurogamer's full compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation 2018 (GDPR). - 10/01/2022

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  23. Details of unannounced From Software Armored Core game reportedly pop up online

    UPDATE 10/1/22: Over the weekend, details of a new Armored Core game turned up on the internet, apparently originating from a consumer survey. At the time, only text details were posted. Now, a series of screenshots have leaked as well.

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  24. Take-Two to buy Zynga for staggering $12.7bn

    Take-Two, owner of Borderlands publisher 2K and Grand Theft Auto maker Rockstar, has announced it will purchase mobile games giant Zynga for around $12.7bn - making it the most expensive video games acquisition of all time.

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  25. Wytchwood review - a gorgeous but repetitive crafting adventure

    I am repeatedly drawn to games with strong visuals, and Wytchwood was no exception. In its very first moment, you wake up as a witch, herself a plump figure with what looks like a pot for a head, in a hut that looks like it comes straight out of a fairy tale pop-up book. Everything from your bookshelf to the cauldron bubbling away on the hearth looks slightly two-dimensional, and yet the setting seems to be teeming with life.

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  26. Twitch clamps down on TV show streams

    Twitch clamps down on TV show streams

    Pokimane first high-profile ban.

    Twitch is hitting back at content creators for streaming TV shows on their channels.

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  27. Microsoft appears to be testing Age of Empires 4 for Xbox

    An Xbox version of real-time strategy Age of Empires 4 looks like it's currently in testing within Microsoft.

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  28. E3 rules out physical show this year

    E3 rules out physical show this year

    "Excited about the possibilities of an online event."

    E3 will not be held in its traditional in-person form this year, its organiser the ESA has confirmed.

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  29. Impressive Half-Life ray-tracing project playable this year

    Half-Life: Ray Traced is a new attempt to get hardware accelerated ray-tracing working in Valve's first-person shooter classic - and you should be able to play it yourself later this year.

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  30. YouTuber creates adapter to play PS5 with one hand

    YouTuber creates adapter to play PS5 with one hand

    It's 3D printed for anyone to access.

    A YouTuber has created an adapter for the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller allowing it to be played with one hand.

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