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Fullbright co-founder steps down amidst studio exodus
But will remain writer on troubled Open Roads.
Steve Gaynor, co-founder of Gone Home and Tacoma developer Fullbright, has stepped down as the studio's creative lead and manager.
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Fall Guys celebrates first anniversary with birthday cosmetics and its original stages
Plus double crown rewards for a limited time.
Fall Guys, developer Mediatonic's knockabout battle royale game, is celebrating its first anniversary today, 4th August, with a selection of special, minimally priced birthday cosmetics and a trip down memory lane as it wheels out its original stages.
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Sumo Digital is bringing 90s Amiga mascot Zool out of retirement later this month
In "brand-new reimagining" Zool Redimensioned.
Eurogamer fans of a certain age, prepare for a swift punch to the nostalgia nubbin; Sumo Digital is resurrecting 90s Amiga mascot Zool for a new platform adventure on PC.
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Here's when you can watch Gamescom's Opening Night Live announcement show
I'm Keighley feeling it!
Games shows might be lacking some of their old-time bombast since the pandemic forced a shift to digital-only presentations, but there's no denying the continuing thrill of a flashy announcement show. And we now have firm details of the next biggie as Geoff Keighley prepares his Keighleymobile and readies to ride out for Gamescom's Opening Night Live.
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Digital Foundry | Back on track and looking great: Halo Infinite's technical preview tested on all systems
From high-end PC to the base Xbox One.
The Halo Infinite technical preview debuted to Xbox One, Xbox Series and PC owners last weekend, giving us our first look at how the game has evolved since its controversial real-time debut last year. The reaction has been broadly positive - and rightfully so - while our sampling of the game has been limited to a trio of multiplayer maps, the game plays well and it seems that many of the technical issues seen in last year's gameplay debut have been comprehensively addressed. With some hands-on time under our belts, we're excited about the release of the game - but to what extent can this experience scale across the generations?
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Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, the multiplayer part of Sucker Punch's samurai adventure, will get a standalone release on 3rd September.
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In the vanilla version of Cyberpunk 2077, you may find yourself wearing some absurd clothing combinations just for the sake of your armour stat. Bucket hats and high heels, biking boots and pencil skirts - it all goes on just to increase that number. What you wear in Night City doesn't have much of an impact on your interactions with others, but one modder has introduced a system to make clothes more meaningful.
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Amid discrimination lawsuit controversy, Activision Blizzard cranks Call of Duty back into gear
Vanguard tease overshadowed by abuse allegations.
Activision Blizzard has begun teasing the next big Call of Duty game under the shadow cast by the recently-filed discrimination lawsuit.
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Ubisoft appears to be planning the return of a major Assassin's Creed character in a forthcoming update for the Viking-set Valhalla.
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Feature | The Ramp is a small game that perfectly captures the feeling of skateboarding
Not getting board.
Recently, I've been skateboarding. I've been skating before starting work for the day, and I've skated once I'm all done. Unlike a fair share of my colleagues, I haven't picked up actual skateboarding during the pandemic - I've looked to videogames as wish-fulfilment for that, and my latest obsession is called The Ramp.
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A clutch of Pokémon who debuted in last year's Sword and Shield arrive in Pokémon Go later this month.
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This Skyrim mod adds "modernised third-person gameplay"
With "true directional 360° movement".
If you ever felt like Skyrim's third-person gameplay could do with an update to give it a more modern action-RPG feel, this could be just the ticket.
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GTA Online is filled with players walking in circles
Round and round the merry-go-round.
Grand Theft Auto Online players are walking around in circles while AFK to grind for Tuner RP in the new Los Santos Tuners update.
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Capcom says Street Fighter 5's final character, Luke, will "help expand the world of Street Fighter"
Lethally blonde.
Street Fighter 5's final character is Luke, who is due out in November.
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Fortnite is adding Cammy and Guile of Street Fighter fame.
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Feature | Someone should make a game about: The Olympics
I know what you're going to say...
I know what you're going to say: "They have!" And yes, they have. There have been lots of Olympics games. Even Mario & Sonic put aside old rivalries to compete, though it's obviously unfair having those characters against each other because Mario is always going to win a plumb-off. And actually, while it says they're at the Olympic Games, I've been watching and they're not, you know, they're not there. So that's a lie, Sega. A big fat lie.
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Activision Blizzard boss pledges "We will be the company that sets the example... in our industry"
As employees continue to condemn lawsuit response.
Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick, along with a number of other senior executives, has spoken again as the company remains embroiled in controversy following the recent California Department of Fair Employment and Housing lawsuit alleging sexual harassment, discrimination, and a "frat boy" work culture at Blizzard.
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Left 4 Dead 2's survivors join Zombie Army 4 as playable characters
Free update out now on all platforms.
Left 4 Dead 2's iconic survivor line-up is embarking on another undead adventure, this time appearing as playable characters in developer Rebellion's Zombie Army 4: Dead War.
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Acclaimed top-down racer Art of Rally comes to Xbox and Switch next week
Alongside big free "Kenya" update for all platforms.
Developer Funselektor Labs acclaimed minimalist racer, Art of Rally, will finally be making its way to Switch and Xbox next Thursday, 12th August.
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Co-op zombie shooter World War Z's Aftermath expansion arrives in September
On PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.
World War Z, the smash-hit co-operative zombie shooter from Saber Interactive, will be embarking on adventures in exotic (and undead-infested) new locales starting 21st September, with the arrival of its major Aftermath expansion for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC.
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Hades, Skate, Katamari Damacy Reroll join Xbox Game Pass this August
With several Codemasters games heading to EA Play.
Microsoft has now published its full list of games arriving on Xbox Game Pass this month, and it seems like a particularly busy one - with several indie darlings and Codemasters games set to join the mix.
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FIFA 22's Pro Clubs mode lets you create and play as a woman virtual pro.
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AFK 'bouncers' are ruining Rainbow Six Siege in Japan
Button mashing on a new level.
PlayStation 4 Rainbow Six Siege players in Japan have said the game is being ruined by what have been dubbed AFK "bouncers".
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Blizzard president J. Allen Brack "leaving the company to pursue new opportunities"
Jen Oneal and Mike Ybarra now "co-leaders" of Warcraft maker.
Blizzard president J. Allen Brack has exited the embattled developer, Activision Blizzard has announced.
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The Wayward Realms is a "Grand RPG" by former Elder Scrolls devs
Looks alloreing.
Who knows how long we'll be waiting for the release of The Elder Scrolls 6, so here's yet another fantasy RPG to add to your waiting list, as a studio led by former Elder Scrolls devs has unveiled its upcoming game.
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McDonald's designed a hideous PS5 controller, accidentally exposed it to the world
No, you can't dip it in curry sauce.
As part of its 50th birthday celebration, McDonald's Australia designed a custom PlayStation 5 DualSense controller internally, which was scrapped during the planning phase.
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eFootball's early autumn launch "basically a demo", Konami says
Pre-season schedule.
Consider eFootball's early autumn launch as "basically a demo", Konami has said.
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Take-Two says it's announcing an "exciting new franchise" later this month
As GTA 5 surpasses 150m sales.
Publisher Take-Two says it'll be announcing an "exciting new franchise" later this month with a release planned before the end of the current fiscal year in March 2022.
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Battlefield 2042 might not have a story campaign but it's getting a short film
And it's debuting next week.
If it's story you want with your Battlefield 2042 now that Dice has confirmed there won't be a single-player campaign this time around, your next best thing might very well be arriving in the form of an official short film tie-in set to debut next week.
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Nier: Automata and Ghostrunner lead August's PlayStation Now additions
And Undertale's in there too.
Another month means a fresh batch of additions to Sony's PlayStation Now service, with August's offerings now confirmed to be Nier: Automata, Ghostrunner, and Undertale.
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