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  1. Nintendo Switch Online limps past 100 game milestone

    Nintendo Switch Online limps past 100 game milestone

    Caveman! Spanky! Super Baseball Simulator 1.000!

    Nintendo has announced five more retro games for its Switch Online catalogue, bringing the service's overall total of NES and SNES classics to 104.

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  2. My favourite planet: The lonely wonders of Mirrormoon EP's opening world

    If I'm going into space - if I really have to - I'm going alone, and I want to be fairly knocked about by the wonders up there from start to finish. I'm after a certain kind of wonder - something lonely, sparse, long forgotten. The kind of wonder you turn over in your head again and again when you're back on Earth. The kind of thing that stays with you because it refuses to fully resolve and tidy itself away.

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  3. Summer Games Done Quick 2021 reveals full schedule

    Summer Games Done Quick 2021 reveals full schedule

    With GeoGuessr runs and blindfolded Super Mario 64.

    Watching speedrunners strut their stuff in Summer Games Done Quick always makes for entertaining viewing, and this year's event looks like another banger. There's GeoGuessr runs, blindfolded Super Mario 64, and even a Destiny 2 Deep Stone Crypt raid. And as usual, it's all for a good cause.

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  4. Netflix's new Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness trailer has vomiting zombies

    Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness, the new CGI series from Netflix, has today received a new trailer and an 8th July release date.

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  5. Big Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War update adds sniper flinch

    Treyarch has added sniper flinch to Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War as part of the game's latest big update.

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  6. PS1 at 20: rehearsing the rock hard light gun game Die Hard 2

    I'm a trained violinist, not that I've scraped the old strings properly for well over a decade now. Gave that up when I got a job at B&Q and bought myself a PC and Dark Age of Camelot, whoops. But learning violin instilled in me a kind of fervour for rigorous repetition. I would play passages of music over and over, memorising sets of finger patterns until they added up to a whole piece. I would drill and drill and want to smash the violin to pieces, but mostly I would prevail, and the eventual performance felt good.

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    Feature | Retrospective: Die Hard Trilogy

    What you talkin' bout? Willis.

    There's a scene in Die Hard 4.0 where John McClane propels a car into the air and brings down an enemy helicopter. I remember sitting in the cinema, watching this ridiculousness unfold and hearing audible groans from the audience.

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  8. Days Gone PC: a quality conversion that elevates the console experience

    Digital Foundry | Days Gone PC: a quality conversion that elevates the console experience

    And performance is solid too.

    Sony promised us more PC conversions of their stellar first party development output and while Horizon Zero Dawn illustrated that this is far from a simple process, Days Gone is on another level. The upgrades are strategically chosen but effective - and performance is solid on both Nvidia and AMD hardware. In fact, there are one or two touches here and there included in this game that really hope to see other developers bring to their own titles, especially when it comes to configurability. While we're not getting the ultimate package here - there's no ray tracing and disappointingly, no DLSS - there's no doubt that this is a solid, impressive port.

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  9. Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone trailer shows off Rambo in action

    Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone trailer shows off Rambo in action

    Nakatomi Plaza! A lift! Crawling through a vent! More!

    Activision has released a new trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone that shows off Rambo in action.

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  10. Saints Row: The Third Remastered gets free PS5 and Xbox Series upgrade next week

    Saints Row: The Third Remastered is getting some improvements on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series next week, with a free upgrade that will bring these console versions to the same standard as the "PC edition at high settings".

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  11. Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance finally launches on Nintendo Switch this week

    Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance finally launches on Nintendo Switch on 20th May, Black Isle has announced.

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  12. Fortnite earned $9bn in two years

    Fortnite earned $9bn in two years

    And had 80m monthly users in June 2020.

    Fortnite generated $9.1bn in revenue across 2018 and 2019, new documents from the ongoing Epic vs Apple lawsuit have shown.

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  13. Fortnite planned basketball, survival simulator modes

    A basketball mini-game and an open-world survival simulator have been in development within Fortnite.

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  14. Epic Games and Xbox discussed dropping Xbox Live Gold requirement for F2P games last year, emails reveal

    Epic Games head honcho Tim Sweeney petitioned Xbox boss Phil Spencer to ditch Microsoft's Xbox Live Gold requirement for free-to-play games last summer.

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  15. EA wants Codemasters to retain identity like Respawn

    Last year Electronic Arts swooped in to buy British developer Codemasters for hefty $1.2bn (£851m), and we're now starting to hear further details about what the publisher plans to do with its new acquisition. In an interview with MCV, EA CEO Andrew Wilson explained that EA wants to give Codemasters the Respawn treatment: in other words, allowing Codemasters to retain its identity without too much outside interference.

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  16. Xbox Game Pass adds Slime Rancher on PC next week

    Xbox Game Pass adds Slime Rancher on PC next week

    Plus Peggle 2 on Cloud, and many more.

    Slime Rancher on PC plus SnowRunner for console, cloud and PC headline the next two weeks of Xbox Game Pass additions.

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  17. Grand Theft Auto 5 hits PS5 and Xbox Series X and S this November

    Grand Theft Auto 5 hits PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S on 11th November, Rockstar has announced.

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  18. The Ascent is what you get when a group of veteran developers makes whatever they want

    "For us it's pretty simple: The Lord of the Rings didn't make people fed up with fantasy; they wanted more of it." Arcade Berg, creative director on The Ascent, makes a good point. The Ascent (announced today as coming July 29th to the Xboxes, PC and Game Pass) is a cyberpunk game, all towering industrial dystopia, body augments and neon street signs, and we've had a few of those recently, but like most games it is more than its genre, and even in the wake of Cyberpunk 2077's noisy implosion the appetite for that genre is probably as strong as it's ever been, anyway.

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  19. SnowRunner is getting a second year of post-launch support

    The wonderful SnowRunner has today launched on Steam, Xbox Game Pass and Nintendo Switch alongside Season 4: New Frontiers - and we've got confirmation of a second year of post-launch support.

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  20. Mass Effect Legendary Edition's first mods let you adjust FOV, have ME1 gay romance

    Mass Effect Legendary Edition has only been released a few days, but already there are dozens of mods to customise its experience.

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  21. My favourite planet: The fragile tranquillity of Hillys, from Beyond Good & Evil

    Early plans for Beyond Good & Evil were for it to feature multiple worlds - a vision its vapourware sequel was finally supposed to realise. But Beyond Good & Evil is all the more brilliant, I think, because of a sole focus on saving its singular planet: the beautiful, fragile Hillys.

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  22. Mass Effect Legendary Edition hasn't fixed this infinite Paragon/Renegade point glitch

    A classic cheese to infinitely boost your Paragon or Renegade score in the original Mass Effect remains intact in its new Legendary Edition remaster.

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    This page previously hosted an article, originally posted in June 2018, by a freelance contributor about mapping various elements of Jerusalem society to factions in World of Warcraft. Though well-intentioned, the article was strongly criticised for a lack of sensitivity to the wider situation in Israel, Paelsetine and the Middle East. We quickly came to agree with that criticism and consider it a failing of our editorial processes here at Eurogamer.

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  24. Mass Effect Legendary Edition changed a character's race, fixing a decade-old bug

    BioWare has changed a Mass Effect character's race from human to turian - fixing a long-standing issue many (correctly) assumed was a bug.

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  25. Mass Effect Legendary Edition off to good start on Steam

    Mass Effect Legendary Edition off to good start on Steam

    EA's second-highest concurrent player total, behind Apex Legends.

    Mass Effect Legendary Edition seems to be going down well on Steam, where its launch racked up EA's second-highest concurrent player total, behind Apex Legends.

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  26. Murdered teen footballer now in FIFA 21 - 15 years after his death

    A teen footballer who was murdered in 2006 is now in FIFA 21.

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  27. Unreal developer Epic Games sues smart glasses maker Nreal

    Chinese augmented reality headset company Nreal is being sued by Epic Games, developer of Fortnite and Unreal Engine.

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