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As Blizzard's internal troubles continue, its games continue to shed players
Though Diablo 2 Resurrected launch boosted revenue.
Blizzard's monthly active user count has dropped again, the embattled company admitted last night, during its latest quarterly results.
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Seth Rogen Donkey Kong solo movie reportedly in development
No, Chris Pratt's not voicing him too.
The studio behind Nintendo's upcoming Super Mario Bros. movie will next make a solo Donkey Kong film, a new report suggests.
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Another day, another sign of more bits and pieces on the way to Assassin's Creed Valhalla. This time, its a fresh pair of PlayStation trophies which point to new in-game tombs to explore.
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Far Cry 6 update removes accidentally included mission
Requires 90GB download on PS5.
An update to Far Cry 6 removes the Dani & Danny vs Everybody mission from the game.
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The Switch N64 controller is out of stock until 2022.
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Platinum's Sol Cresta delayed from December
During "Hideki Kamiya's Very Sorry Stream".
Sol Cresta, the upcoming vertical shooter from Platinum Games, will no longer launch this December.
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Feature | Bandido is a maze game with a card-based twist
Tunnel vision.
For ages I have been after a card game that meets very specific requirements. It must be small enough to fit in a pocket - no extra pieces or whatnot, meaning I can bust it out when and where. It must have the option to play single-player. And finally, it must be obscure or stylish enough to ensure that when I play it I feel like I'm in on some great smug secret. I appreciate this last point is not endearing.
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Blizzard co-leader Jen Oneal stepping down after just three months in role
Mike Ybarra to lead Blizzard "effective immediately".
Jen Oneal, who joined Blizzard as new co-leader back in August, has announced she's stepping down from the role and will leave Activision at the end of the year to explore "how I can do more to have games and diversity intersect".
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Marvel's Avengers' controversial paid XP boosts to be removed following backlash
As "first step in rebuilding...confidence in us".
Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics are removing Marvel's Avengers' controversial progression boosts from sale today as a "first step in rebuilding [players'] confidence in us as a team".
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Overwatch 2 and Diablo 4 have been delayed
"Will benefit from more development time to reach...full potential."
Activision Blizzard has announced Diablo 4 and Overwatch 2 will now arrive later "than originally envisaged", potentially pushing the launch of both titles into 2023 at the earliest.
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Netflix's new mobile games service rolling out globally today for subscribers on Android
iOS version due "in the coming months".
Following several months of limited testing in select European territories, Netflix is rolling out its fledging video games service to all subscribers around the world (as long as they have an Android device), starting today, 2nd November.
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Pokémon Go dev's Harry Potter: Wizards Unite shutting down in January 2022
"Not all games are meant to last forever".
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, developer Niantic's magical spin on the Pokémon Go formula, will permanently shut down on 31st January 2022.
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Fortnite Chapter 3 rumours swirl
Fans think next big reboot may come sooner than expected.
Fortnite fans think the game's upcoming move to its third Chapter - and third Island map - may come sooner than expected.
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Looks like Sony has quietly fixed PS5's dead battery issue
Another positive.
A month after sorting a similar issue for PlayStation 4, it looks like Sony has also deployed a fix for PS5's dead battery issue.
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Super Smash Bros. series boss Masahiro Sakurai is unsure if the franchise can continue without him.
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Zelda: Ocarina of Time had portals before Portal
Bit of a longshot.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time had portals, before Portal.
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Nintendo will produce 20% fewer Switch consoles due to chip shortages
The chips are down.
Nintendo will produce 20 per cent fewer Switch consoles this fiscal year due to chip shortages.
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Supporters | Off-topic: Getting off the familiar fantasy merry-go-round, and loving it
A Deadly Education.
Whenever I have a conversation with someone about fantasy fiction, we always seem to end up recommending the same things. Things like The Name of the Wind by Rothfuss (the Kingkiller Chronicles), The Lies of Locke Lamora by Lynch (Gentleman Bastard series), or the Earthsea books - I revisited these recently and books one and two are still absolute bangers - by le Guin. Tolkien is always implied, maybe Philip Pullman and George R.R. Martin too, and Sapkowski's popular now too.
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Sony air lifting PS5s to meet Christmas demands
"Sony just wants to keep fans happy."
Sony has been air lifting PlayStation 5 consoles to the UK in jumbo jets in an effort to meet demand.
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Nintendo hacker Gary Bowser pleads guilty
Faces $4.5m fine and up to 10 years in prison.
51-year-old Canadian hacker Gary Bowser has pleaded guilty to multiple hacking charges, must now pay $4.5m, and could also face up to 10 years in jail.
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Recommended | Back 4 Blood review - weird but wonderfully moreish horde shooter
OK Boomer.
For a good chunk of my initial time with Back 4 Blood I had precisely zero opinions about it. It's a strange game, half of it built on a kind of ultra-nostalgia, especially potent for anyone who spent a single day of the late noughties in the same room as an Xbox 360. The other half - all cards, progression, loot - is quite abruptly modern. The two, at least at first, seem to cancel each other out, turning it into a thing that's just too familiar, too recognisable. I'm shooting zombies in co-op, while looting weapons and grinding the progression system for cards that might help on my next run. Imagine, in the most emotionless voice: OK.
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Opinion | Letter from the Editor: Feast and famine
The only thing worse than not enough games is too many of them. Or is it?
Letter from the Editor is a new monthly column from our editor - a bit like the editorial on the first page of a magazine! - that's exclusive to all Eurogamer supporters.
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Twitch launches new category for animal streams
Otterly adorable.
Twitch has launched a new Animals, Aquariums, and Zoos category.
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Pikmin Bloom now available in UK
And blossoms into mainland Europe.
Pikmin Bloom, the new walking game from Pokémon Go maker Niantic and Nintendo, is available now in the UK for iPhone and Android.
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Awesome Games Done Quick 2022 unveils full list of over 170 charity speedruns
Running from 9th-16th January next year.
Awesome Games Done Quick is back with more charity speed-running shenanigans in few short months - once again returning as an online-only event in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic - and organisers have now revealed the sizeable list of runs scheduled for the show.
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Stardew Valley's official board game adaptation goes back on sale this Wednesday
And there's good(ish) news for UK and EU fans.
Earlier this year, developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone surprised fans with news that Stardew Valley was making the jump to the tabletop with an official board game adaptation. Unfortunately, the first batch went fast - but those that missed out on the initial run now have a second chance at acquiring the game, with orders re-opening this Wednesday.
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Mafia: Definitive Edition and Celeste lead November's PlayStation Now games
Plus Final Fantasy 9 and more.
As the calendar flips from October to November, and you pop that sexy calculator costume back in the cupboard for another year, Sony arrives with a fresh batch of PlayStation Now titles, which this month include Mafia: Definitive Edition, Celeste, and Final Fantasy 9.
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Digital Foundry | DF Direct Weekly talks Halo Infinite campaign re-reveal, GTA remasters, Intel 12th Gen CPUs
Plus: Far Cry 6 is emailing us and we want to email back.
Another week, another DF Direct Weekly and our show kicks off with the re-reveal of Halo Infinite's campaign - the source of much controversy upon its initial showing last year. From my perspective, it's a solid showing with clear improvements in many areas of the visual presentation, plus a lot more thought put into the edit. However, questions persist: we're still only seeing just one environment when the initial engine reveal promised so much more. Also, it's not yet clear what Halo has to gain from its metamorphosis into a full open world beyond upgrade paths and resource management - but with just over a month before release, answers should be forthcoming in short order.
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Meghna Jayanth, the award-winning writer and narrative designer of games like 80 Days, Sunless Sea, Horizon: Zero Dawn and Sable, has confirmed she'll be working on the new game by Falcon Age developer Outer Loop.
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Tetris: The Grand Master may be on the way to consoles
Gone in a flash.
It seems that Tetris: The Grand Master is coming to consoles. Just not yet.
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