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  1. Netherrealm's DC superhero fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us is now an animated movie

    Fans of super-person pile-ons and animated stuff are in luck; developer Netherrealm's acclaimed superhero fighting series Injustice: Gods Among Us is getting the animated movie treatment courtesy of DC and Warner Bros. Animation.

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  2. "Trolls need kind words the most"

    Feature | "Trolls need kind words the most"

    Reflections on a remarkable experiment.

    In 2019, a team of three people released a game on Steam as a kind of experiment, an unusual game about anonymously writing and receiving letters from other real people in the world. It was called Kind Words. I wrote about it at the time.

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  3. Netflix's animated Witcher movie gets its first proper trailer ahead of next month's release

    There's a lot going on in the world of The Witcher over on Netflix, with the streaming service currently working on three separate projects based on author Andrzej Sapkowski much-loved fantasy novels. First out of the gate, though, is animated movie The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, and it's just received its first proper trailer ahead of its launch on 23rd August.

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  4. Tom Clancy's Elite Squad shuts down a year after launch

    Tom Clancy's Elite Squad will shut down a year after launch, Ubisoft has announced.

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  5. Ghost of Tsushima's Iki Island expansion gets new trailer and more details

    Sony has released more story details and a new trailer for Ghost of Tsushima's Iki Island expansion, which will be available as part of the Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut.

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  6. Aliens: Fireteam Elite is actually very fun

    Aliens: Fireteam Elite is actually very fun

    We're on an express elevator to hell, going down!

    Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a video game that is coming out soon, and it is... actually alright? Not bad? Maybe even quite good?! The question marks are question marks of surprise, obviously, because the whole Alien and Predator double-franchise (and maybe also its 80s-action-close-cousin Terminator, too) doesn't have the best record as far as game adaptations go. Or some of the films, for that matter.

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  7. EA to bring women's golf into next-gen PGA Tour game

    EA to bring women's golf into next-gen PGA Tour game

    Iona Stephen the first female on-course commentator.

    EA has announced a partnership with the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) to bring the LGPA Tour into the upcoming EA Sports PGA Tour.

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  8. Humankind dev pulls controversial Denuvo DRM from game before launch

    The developer of Humankind has pulled the Denuvo DRM from the game ahead of launch in August.

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  9. Pokémon Go Fest 2021 earned £15m in two days

    Pokémon Go Fest 2021 earned £15.4m ($21m) in two days, according to numbers from app store analytics firm Sensor Tower.

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  10. One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows multiplayer servers will shut down after two years

    Poor old Saitama - not only is he having problems getting people to recognise him for his abilities, but now the servers for his game are set to shut down.

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  11. Steam Deck UI will replace Big Picture mode on Steam

    Valve has confirmed that the UI from Steam Deck will replace Big Picture mode on Steam.

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  12. Fallout 76 getting custom servers as part of Fallout 1st subscription

    Good news for Fallout 76 building enthusiasts, as Bethesda is bringing custom servers to the game, allowing you to remove CAMP building limits and construct a home wherever your heart desires. If you're paying for a Fallout 1st subscription, that is.

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  13. Netflix wants to focus on mobile games first

    Netflix will have a mobile-first approach to its venture into video games, at least initially.

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  14. Goldlewis Dickinson is the first Guilty Gear Strive DLC character

    Goldlewis Dickinson is the first Guilty Gear Strive DLC character, Arc System Works has announced.

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  15. Nintendo leak reveals early Wii Remote ideas

    Leaked images have revealed early ideas for Nintendo's iconic Wii Remote.

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  16. PES renamed eFootball, goes free-to-play, digital-only

    Konami has officially renamed the PES series to "eFootball", and made it free-to-play and digital-only.

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  17. Someone should make a game about: Cold Comfort Farm

    A little context: back in the early 20th Century, there was a peculiar trend of highly-romanticised farming books that plagued English literature, referred to now as the "loam and lovechild" genre. You'd probably recognise its tropes, even if you haven't read any of it. Think rolling hillocks under golden shafts of sunlight, think tanned lotharios toiling manfully in the fields, think torturously-serious power plays and social drama playing out in the local village hall. Very high in melodrama, yet low in self-awareness.

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  18. There's a Player Unknown's Battlegrounds animated adaptation in the works

    If your thirst for animated video game adaptations is somehow yet to be sated despite the best efforts of Netflix and its ilk, here's another in-development adaptation to toss onto the ever-growing list: Player Unknown's Battlegrounds.

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  19. Procedural road trip adventure Road 96 gets August release date

    Road 96, the intriguing procedural road trip adventure from 11-11: Memories Retold developer Digixart, will be making its way to Switch and PC next month, on 16th August.

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  20. Ready at Dawn's Oculus-exclusive zero-gravity sci-fi sequel Lone Echo 2 out in August

    Lone Echo 2, the sequel to developer Ready at Dawn's acclaimed 2017 zero-gravity VR adventure, finally - after a series of coronavirus-related delays - has a release date, and will be heading to Oculus devices on 24th August.

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  21. Square addresses Final Fantasy 14 server issues following "staggering and unexpected" surge in popularity

    Final Fantasy 14's producer and director Naoki Yoshida has addressed the recent server congestion issues blighting the long-running MMO following a "staggering and unexpected" increase in the game's popularity.

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  22. FIFA 22 on next-gen plays nice on the pitch

    FIFA 22 on next-gen plays nice on the pitch

    But off the pitch questions remain.

    I've been knocking a virtual football around a preview build of FIFA 22 on PlayStation 5 this week, and I have to say the gameplay has impressed me.

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  23. Alex Scott is a commentator in FIFA 22

    Alex Scott is a commentator in FIFA 22

    The first female broadcast voice in FIFA.

    Alex Scott is a commentator in FIFA 22.

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  24. Here's what's new in FIFA 22 gameplay on PS4, Xbox One and PC

    EA Sports has made a song and dance about FIFA 22's new gameplay features exclusive to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S, but what's new for the last-gen version of the game?

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  25. Fallout 4 horror mod The Wilderness will leave you feeling spooked and afraid

    Ever felt like Fallout 4 could stand to be a little more, well, Blair Witch? If you fancy stumbling around in the dark while being chased by unseen forces, this might be the mod for you.

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  26. District 9 director Neill Blomkamp is working on a video game

    Neill Blomkamp, best known for science fiction films District 9 and Elysium, is joining Gunzilla Games as chief visionary officer, supporting the studio in its development of its first game.

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  27. Why Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart's 40fps support is a potential game-changer

    Digital Foundry | Why Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart's 40fps support is a potential game-changer

    120Hz display technology gives developers more options.

    A few weeks back, Insomniac patched Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart on PlayStation 5 to introduce a revised version of its 4K30 fidelity mode. Tapping into the capabilities of 120Hz displays, what the team delivered is a potential game-changer for console titles - a 40fps mode that looked just as good as the older 30fps offering, but running considerably more smoothly and feeling better to play. On the face of it, a bonus 10fps doesn't sound like a huge bump, but in actuality, it's a very big deal.

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  28. Fortnite announces Rainbow Royale event with free Pride cosmetics

    Fortnite has announced Rainbow Royale, its first celebration of the game's LGBT+ community.

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  29. Helicopters "planned" for Microsoft Flight Simulator next year

    Microsoft Flight Simulator developer Asobo Studio is set to add helicopters to the game. The bad news is they are planned for 2022.

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  30. There's a follow-up to the acclaimed My Child Lebensborn in the works

    A follow-up to the BAFTA award-winning My Child Lebensborn is in the works.

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