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"First commercial GBA game in 13 years" smashes Kickstarter target in less than a day
Goodboy, Galaxy.
The Kickstarter for Goodboy Galaxy - the first commercial Game Boy Advance game since 2008 - has smashed its target in less than a day.
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A handful of Konami games on GOG have received a controller support update.
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A new The Ascent patch aims to make various performance improvements to the game across platforms.
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Halo 3 is getting a remake of Halo 2 map Turf
Plus new campaign collectibles, Flood Firefight, and more.
343 has outlined a number of new features coming to Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
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Xbox engineer fixes user's tiny, 15-year-old 360 gamerpic
I see what you did there.
An Xbox engineer fixed a user's tiny, 15-year-old Xbox 360 gamerpic so it now displays properly on modern devices.
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The Wonderful 101 Remastered The Prince Vorkken DLC out now
Costs less than a quid.
PlatinumGames has released new DLC for The Wonderful 101 Remastered.
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Halo Infinite battle pass progression tied to challenges - not per-match XP
"It's extremely difficult to run out of daily challenges."
Halo Infinite doesn't have per-match XP - battle pass progression is tied to challenges instead, 343 has clarified.
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Naughty Dog ramps up hiring for studio's first standalone multiplayer game
"Bringing the cinematic experience between players…"
Naughty Dog is ramping up hiring for the studio's first standalone multiplayer game.
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Moonglow Bay, developer Bunnyhug's "slice-of-life fishing RPG", is readying to raise anchor and set sail for Xbox, PC, and Game Pass on 7th October.
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Feature | The joy of making the same mistake twice
Why the grind isn't always a grind.
The definition of gameplay is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. That's largely the case for me, at least. I play a lot of online competitive multiplayer (mainly Call of Duty and Rainbow Six Siege), and this year, I've even been jumping back into the Destiny grind now and again. The point is, I'm constantly running through the same environments, chasing the same objectives, using the same fairly small pool of weapons. Why am I not getting bored? Why am I actively enjoying it?
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American Truck Simulator's Wyoming expansion gets September release date
Close encounters of the curb kind.
American Truck Simulator is finally ready roll out to a brand-new destination, with its long-awaited Wyoming expansion now confirmed for release on 7th September.
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Blasphemous wraps up this December with more free story DLC
And there's a sequel coming in 2023.
Blasphemous, developer The Game Kitchen's superb gothic action-platformer, is wrapping up its brooding redemption adventure on 9th December with the arrival of another free story expansion, titled Wounds of Eventide, plus there's a fully fledged sequel due in 2023.
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Digital Foundry | In Theory: is 4K DLSS really viable for a next-gen Switch Pro?
We've looked at the tech and crunched the numbers.
Switch Pro, Switch 2, Super Switch, Switch Model S: it's not entirely clear what it's actually going to called or when it's coming, but the rumours are non-stop and a continual topic is the use of Nvidia's DLSS - deep-learning super-sampling - the means of combining 'traditional' temporal super-sampling with a neural network to radically boost resolution. It's been used to great effect on PC and its job on a new Switch would be to take the 720p image designed for the mobile screen, then to scale it up to 2160p for an agreeable presentation on today's 4K displays. That's the theory, but in practise, is DLSS actually viable for a handheld device? We decided to run the numbers.
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Dying Light: Platinum Edition officially heading to Switch
More details to be revealed soon.
Following reports back in July that open-world zombies-and-parkour survival hit Dying Light would be making its way to Switch, developer Techland has now made it official.
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No More Heroes creator says the series is over
Travis no more.
No More Heroes fans got some bittersweet news today.
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Here's a deeper dive into the new Saints Row
After CGI reveal drew mixed reaction from fans.
Saints Row was one of the biggest reveals in this week's Gamescom Opening Night Live stream, though its CGI introduction did not land perfectly for some fans of the franchise.
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Apple settles lawsuit to let developers email users about alternative payment options
But Epic's Coalition for App Fairness group calls it a "sham".
Apple has agreed to let iOS App Store developers email their users and mention alternative payment options outside of the company's App Store.
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We've seen Elden Ring up close and in action - here's the complete breakdown
Every new mechanic, system, enemy and detail explored.
Well, I'm very glad I don't have to keep this a secret any more. We were lucky enough to be invited for an extended gameplay preview of Elden Ring this week, followed by a chat with From Software's Yasuhiro Kitao - who answered questions about what we'd just seen. Now, I am sorry to report that we aren't allowed to actually show that gameplay - we just have a couple of new screenshots to share with you instead - but, what I am going to do is try my best to to paint as detailed a picture of that gameplay as I possibly can for you, because there are a lot of new details to share - and some of them are pretty huge.
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GTA Online has a new go-kart mode and it's surprisingly fun
Grand Theft Kart.
In the game that will never die, Rockstar has added a brand-new game mode into GTA Online, but rather than being a throwaway update that will be forgotten about in a month, this one genuinely is quite fun.
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Metroid Dread trailer reveals an iconic boss
And hints at answers to a big mystery.
Look, Nintendo, I was already pretty sure I would play Metroid Dread after that last trailer which teased new details on the series' mysterious Chozo race.
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343 Industries explains why we haven't seen Halo Infinite campaign gameplay since last year
Chief! Easy. You've been out for a while.
One noteworthy absence from Gamescom's Opening Night Live show was any gameplay footage of Halo Infinite's campaign.
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Assetto Corsa Competizione gets a next gen update next February
Kudos to Kunos.
Assetto Corsa Competizione - one of the very best racing sims available at the moment, if you've got the right set-up - is getting a next gen upgrade next February for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X.
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Recommended | No More Heroes 3 review - Suda's series back at its wonky best
Touchdown.
In one of the many, many, many fourth-wall breaking interludes in No More Heroes 3, series star Travis Touchdown guests on a TV show to discuss his deep love and appreciation for the work of Takashi Miike, Japanese cinema's most prolific, varied and plain wildest of directors. It's another self-indulgent pop culture reference in a series that's awash with them, but there's something different here - the sense that series creator Goichi Suda aligns himself somewhat with Miike.
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Review | Aliens: Fireteam Elite review - throwaway thrills
Another bug hunt?
While undoubtedly a triumph, Alien: Isolation never felt like a true Alien experience to me. Yes. Amanda Ripley is a badass and wholly worthy to carry her similarly badassed mother's name, but creeping around to avoid a single - and singularly terrifying - Alien, I never felt like a real Ripley. Tip-toeing from room to room, cramming myself into lockers to hyperventilate quietly until the monstrosity retreats again just makes me feel cowardly. It makes me feel too much like me.
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Steam's two-hour refund policy leads to indie developer quitting game development
This is why we can't have nice things.
A new debate has erupted surrounding Steam's two-hour refund policy.
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Bethesda tours three Starfield locations
New Atlantis! Akila! Neon!
Bethesda has released a behind-the-scenes look at three locations set to be featured in Starfield, its upcoming sci-fi RPG.
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Skate to debut on PC for the first time
Mouse wheel.
EA's Skate series will come to PC for the very first time via its upcoming new entry.
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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: base-building, measureless caverns, and creatures that get meaner in the dark.
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Blizzard will rename Overwatch's McCree amid lawsuit fallout
"In-game characters will no longer be named after real employees."
Overwatch's fan-favourite cowboy character Jesse McCree will be re-named, Blizzard has announced, following the departure of the real-life Jesse McCree from the developer.
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Netflix adds first mobile games to streaming service in Poland-only test
"It's very, very early days and we've got a lot of work to do in the months ahead".
True to its word, Netflix has added a first batch of mobile games to its streaming service, albeit as part of a Poland-only test to begin with.
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