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  1. Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance 2 re-release "on the table"

    Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance 2 re-release "on the table"

    PC port of first game coming later this year.

    A PC port of Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance is coming later this year, Black Isle Studios has confirmed.

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  2. Dissecting Dead Space 2's most memorable level

    Feature | Dissecting Dead Space 2's most memorable level

    Where thrift and thrills combine.

    While videogame sequels have never quite gained the erratic reputation of their respective cinematic experiences, there's always a fear that a follow up won't quite hit the heights of its predecessor. Not so Electronic Arts' and Visceral's Dead Space 2, ten years old this year and rightly regarded as one of the finest sequels of its generation.

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  3. Resident Evil Village ships over 3m copies

    Capcom has shipped over 3m copies of Resident Evil Village, the company has announced.

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  4. The Game Boy Printer lives on in the instax mini Link Special Edition

    I never asked my parents for a Game Boy Printer for Christmas, because I knew, like a skateboard or a Digivice, it fell into the land of items I wasn't allowed to have. Looking back, this is probably because I knew they knew I'd get bored of it far too quickly. Still, I desperately wanted a picture of the backbone of my Pokémon Yellow team, my main shrew, Fred the Sandslash. The original Fred, sadly, would never be immortalised in a black-and-white photograph, but the Game Boy Printer has been reborn as the instax mini Link Special Edition.

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  5. Dev turns The Room 4: Old Sins' creepy old dollhouse into a gorgeous Lego build

    Lego is (as a year in lockdown with a whole lot to time to assemble plastic bricks has taught me) cool, and developer Fireproof Games' gorgeously atmospheric The Room puzzle series is, among many other good things, cool too. So it should come as absolutely no surprise to anyone that combining the two results in a very cool thing indeed.

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  6. First (brief) look at Rambo in Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops Cold War

    Activision has offered a glimpse at Rambo in Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops Cold War.

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  7. DF Direct Weekly: Epic vs Apple, FPS Boost, Returnal and Super Mario 64 RT

    Welcome to the 10th episode of Digital Foundry Direct Weekly! It's our chance to disengage from our ongoing projects, sit down together (virtually, of course) and to discuss the biggest news items of the week. As you might imagine, the unseemly Epic vs Apple legal bunfight dominates proceedings - principally owing to some of the more astonishing documents to have been published and/or inadvertently leaked. We also discuss Resident Evil Village and offer up some first thoughts on the PC version (with a full analysis due later in the week). And as for Housemarque's brilliant Returnal, what's going on with its post-launch rollout and what's with all the patches?

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  8. We've got two high performance WD_Black SSDs to give away

    We've got two high performance WD_Black SSDs to give away

    For PC and console players, each worth more than £220.

    Eurogamer and Western Digital are teaming up to give away some of the latest WD_Black drives for PC and consoles.

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  9. Movie director says Capcom copied his monster for Resident Evil Village boss fight

    A movie director has accused Capcom of copying one of his monsters for a Resident Evil Village boss fight.

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  10. This Valheim mod lets you build some really big boats

    Have you ever felt like going on a big cruise ship around the mythical world of Valheim? Thanks to the power of modding, now you can, so get ready for some very large vessels.

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  11. Ubisoft will now brand all its own games as "Ubisoft Originals"

    Assassin's Creed and Far Cry publisher Ubisoft will now brand all of its games made by internal studios as "Ubisoft Originals".

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  12. Sony expects it will continue to struggle to meet PS5 demand into 2022

    Sony expects it will continue to struggle to meet PS5 demand into 2022

    "I don't think demand is calming down this year…"

    The constrained supply of the PlayStation 5 will continue into 2022, Sony has warned.

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  13. Monster Hunter Rise and Resident Evil 3 fuel another record year for Capcom

    Capcom has seen record profits for the fourth year in a row.

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  14. Before I Forget: How two strangers made one of 2020's most moving games

    Feature | Before I Forget: How two strangers made one of 2020's most moving games

    "Wow, we really need to get this right."

    They met when the story of Before I Forget begins, at a game jam in Bristol in 2016. Chella Ramanan and Claire Morwood didn't know each other but, on a wave of intuition, decided to tackle the brief of 'borders' together. And whereas other people took a more physical approach, looking at things like Trump building a wall, or the Syrian refugee crisis, Ramanan and Morwood decided to look inwards.

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  15. How is Resident Evil Village shaping up on Xbox Series consoles?

    Digital Foundry | How is Resident Evil Village shaping up on Xbox Series consoles?

    And how well does Series S handle ray tracing?

    Capcom's staggered roll-out of Resident Evil demo code reached its conclusion last weekend as the Village and Castle gameplay segments previously available on PlayStation consoles rolled out to Xbox gamers. The results are pretty much in line with expectations based on prior experience with the RE Engine, but we do get our first look at how the technology's ray tracing performance scales onto Xbox Series S, having been left out of Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition.

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  16. Registration for Final Fantasy 7 battle royale, The First Soldier, is now open

    Registration for Final Fantasy 7 battle royale, The First Soldier, is now open

    Sign up now to be in with a chance of playing in early June.

    Registration to participate in the closed beta for Square Enix's upcoming battle royale, Final Fantasy 7 The First Soldier, is now open.

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  17. Rumour suggests two new colourful DualSense controllers could go on sale "very soon"

    Rumour suggests two new colourful DualSense controllers could go on sale "very soon"

    The new models are thought to include shades of red and grey.

    A new rumour purports two new DualSense controllers could be coming to market "very soon".

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  18. Remnant: From the Ashes gets a free next-gen upgrade later this week

    Remnant: From the Ashes gets a free next-gen upgrade later this week

    Cross-play is also on the way for PC and Xbox players, too.

    Remnant: From the Ashes will shortly receive a free next-gen update to "enhance both frame rate and resolution".

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  19. Die Hard's John McClane teased for Call of Duty: Warzone

    The 1980s action movie heroes are coming en masse to Warzone. After this week's tease that Rambo will be added to the battle royale, Activision has indicated Die Hard's John McClane is on his way, too.

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  20. Capcom made a huge chalk lycan on a hill in Somerset to promote Resident Evil Village

    This week, if you pottered along to the Mendip Hill near Cheddar, Somerset, you'd probably have caught a glimpse of something a bit off: a huge chalk artwork of a lycan.

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  21. Modder's Nier: Automata HD texture pack finally complete after four years of development

    A modder has released their final Nier: Automata HD texture pack after four years of development.

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  22. Sega: No plans for Lost Judgment on PC "at this time"

    This week, Sega announced Lost Judgment for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, and Xbox One - but there was no word of a PC version.

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  23. 20 year-old action RPG Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance re-releases on console tomorrow

    UPDATE 8TH MAY 2021: Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance's re-release on Nintendo Switch was delayed at the last minute.

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  24. Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance re-release on Nintendo Switch delayed at the last minute

    Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance's re-release on Nintendo Switch was delayed at the last minute.

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  25. "The Yakuza series has been transformed into a turn-based RPG," says dev

    The Yakuza series remains a turn-based RPG, whereas the Judgment spin-off series is where the action's at, developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has said in a new interview.

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  26. Raven is trying to raise Call of Duty: Warzone's skill ceiling

    Raven is trying to raise Call of Duty: Warzone's skill ceiling

    "We ask that you consider these changes not as targeted attacks..."

    Call of Duty: Warzone developer Raven has said it is close to a "balance homeostasis", where most weapon options are "at the very least viable" - leaving it to focus on raising the skill ceiling of the game.

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  27. Understanding Closed Hands, a game about reactions to a terrible event

    Closed Hands is a game about a fictional terror attack, a bomb, and about how the lives of five unconnected strangers become connected by it. But it's also about the society they live in. It's about the years before and the years after. It's about context and about how they got to that point in the first place. Closed Hands is a game about understanding.

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