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Watch tonight's Ratchet & Clank focussed PlayStation State of Play here
Also promises news on a "couple" of other games.
If you're at a loose end this evening, why not park your bum right here - perched upon Eurogamer's comfy news cushion - for tonight's PlayStation State of Play.
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Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground looks pretty good
Pestilence and time.
Focus Home Interactive has released gameplay of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground - and it looks pretty good.
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Sony-published Predator: Hunting Grounds hits Steam
Double Dutch.
Predator: Hunting Grounds has launched on Steam.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order gets PS5 and Xbox Series X/S ratings in Germany
UPDATE: Free cross-gen upgrade confirmed.
UPDATE 29/4/21: Ahead of its annual 4th May marketing event, Disney has confirmed the upcoming PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
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Recommended | Returnal review - magnificent and monstrous
Groundhog die.
Sometimes, when you talk about games, it helps to think about their personalities: what do they want from you? How do they behave? What role do you play in the relationship here, and what do they think of you in return? Normally this is quite easy. Think about it and you'll find games will happily fall into their roles - courthouse jester, self-serious actor, cerebral engineer (I'm not going to say which is which). But in this case it's been tricky. Returnal is hard to pin down. But pinned it down I have: Returnal has the personality of a furious cat with a sore tooth, and it's your job to be its vet.
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Snowrunner ploughs onto Switch, Steam next month
Into the unknown.
Wintery off-road driving game Snowrunner launches on Nintendo Switch and on PC via Steam and the Windows Store on 18th May.
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Halo Infinite supports multiplayer cross-play and cross-progression, Microsoft has announced.
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The Digital Foundry Supporter Program is relaunching with new tiers and new benefits
Support DF Retro, preview videos early, get behind-the-scenes access and more.
Today I'm very excited to re-introduce the Digital Foundry Supporter Program. We're relaunching our crowdfunding drive on Patreon with two new tiers and lots of new rewards. Support the team and you'll get exclusive behind-the-scenes videos plus early access to our weekly discussion show and more. Oh, and if you like DF Retro, we've got something exciting for you. We want to do bigger, we want to do better - and we need your support to do it.
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Amazon Prime subscribers will no longer receive a £2 discount on physical game pre-orders, according to an email sent out by the retailer this morning.
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Feature | Dusting off an old favourite in Total War: Rome - Remastered
Happy Dacia.
In my day it was called Rome: Total War, and I poured hours into it. My favourite moment was the time I hid a tiny Celt army in the woods and baited a much larger Romano-British army there, then sprung a trap to break their morale so I could chop them up. For a moment, it was very Braveheart, until their reinforcements arrived and trampled me, but we don't talk about that. It was the height of my war-mongering hubris, the sort of outrageous odds one attempts after spending many a happy weekend waging war across Europe in pleated Roman skirts. I really loved that game.
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Respawn discusses Apex Legends server issues in mammoth blog post
The truth hertz.
Server issues have always been a bit of a hot topic within the Apex Legends community, with players highlighting problems with lag, code:net errors and - more recently - DDoS attacks on ranked servers. To address all these concerns, Respawn has now published a developer deep dive aiming to "demystify" some of the problems, and explain what the team is doing to address them. You might want to put the kettle on, as this one's a long read.
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Annapurna Interactive teases Outer Wilds DLC
Echoes of the eye.
Fans of the excellent Outer Wilds, take note: publisher Annapurna Interactive has teased its first slice of extra content.
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Epic Games doesn't want Fortnite on Xbox Cloud Gaming
Passing the V-buck.
Fortnite maker Epic Games has said it doesn't want to make its blockbuster battle royale available via Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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Destruction AllStars Season 1 launches next week, adds new character Alba
Hungry for Claymore.
PlayStation 5-exclusive action driving game Destruction AllStars launches Season One on 5th May, and it adds a new character called Alba.
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PlayStation still battling to get LittleBigPlanet servers back online
Intermittent service this week as security updates tested.
More than six weeks after PlayStation first acknowledged issues with LittleBigPlanet servers, community content for various games in the series remains largely inaccessible.
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Mortal Kombat movie finally has a UK release date
Get over here!
The Mortal Kombat movie launches in the UK on Thursday, 6th May, Warner Bros. has announced.
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Elite Dangerous: Odyssey alpha now lets you play with your main game ships and characters
Alpha also extended into May.
Elite Dangerous: Odyssey's alpha has entered its fourth and final phase, meaning players now have access to all their hard-earned toys from the main game - and will continue to do so until the alpha wraps up on its new, later end date of 5th May.
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Lovecraftian detective adventure The Sinking City now enhanced for Xbox Series X/S
But ongoing legal issues mean no free upgrade.
Frogwares has released an enhanced Xbox Series X/S version of its Lovecraft-inspired open-world detective adventure The Sinking City, although ongoing legal tussles mean there's no free upgrade for existing owners on Xbox One.
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Sunless Skies' enhanced Sovereign Edition out next month on PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch
And as a free update for existing PC players.
Failbetter Games' superb interstellar narrative adventure Sunless Skies is finally coming to consoles next month, on 19th May, in the guise of the much-enhanced Sovereign Edition - which will arrive as a free update for existing PC players at the same time.
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Battlefield 5 and Wreckfest headline May's PlayStation Plus games
And Stranded Deep's in there too.
Would you like some video games? Do you subscribe to PlayStation Plus? Well then (assuming you answered yes, obviously) here's some good news; three more titles are heading to Sony's subscription service in May: Battlefield 5, Wreckfest, and Stranded Deep.
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Ranked Apex Legends player gets stuck in death loop after teammates betray them to farm kills
No res for the wicked.
We've seen some pretty high-profile cases of cheating in ranked Apex Legends recently - the ongoing problems with DDoS attacks being just one example - but today a spectacularly cruel example of teaming has popped up on the Apex Legends subreddit. One poor soul was betrayed by their squadmates and used by another team to farm kills: effectively trapping them in an endless death loop.
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The Last of Us 3 has a story outline Neil Druckmann hopes will one day see the light of day
"We'll see."
Naughty Dog has penned a story outline for The Last of Us 3, which creative director Neil Druckmann hopes "one day can see the light of day" - but it's not in development at the moment.
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Call of Duty: Warzone update fixes Hunt for Adler event and shuts down under the map exploits
Good intel.
A new Call of Duty: Warzone update has issued a fix for the Hunt for Adler limited-time event.
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Digital Foundry | Inside Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition: the first triple-A ray tracing game
DF tests the first major game release that demands an RT-capable graphics card.
This is it: the first triple-A game release that will only work on ray tracing capable graphics hardware. Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition takes the real-time RT global illumination of the initial PC release, improves it to an almost generational degree and hands in a game that actually runs faster than its predecessor. We're looking at the PC version today but you can see the groundwork laid here for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series renditions to follow later this year. Put simply, Metro Exodus was my number one title for 'best graphics 2019' and this enhanced edition takes an excellent game to the next level - and in fact, some might say it's our first look at the multi-platform game engines of tomorrow built from the ground-up with RT features in mind.
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The Queen's golden Wii is now up for sale on eBay - priced $300,000 (£216,000).
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Riot "disappointed" by employee conversation with League of Legends fan project
But stands by request to shut the project down.
Over the past few days there's been a fair bit of drama in the League of Legends community: a fan project called Chronoshift, which was making a legacy version of the game, announced it had been sent a series of Discord messages from a Riot Games representative requesting that the project be shut down. Yet what made this particularly remarkable was the tone of that conversation - with employee "Riot Zed" making a series of comments that wouldn't be out of place in a mob movie like Goodfellas.
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Feature | BioWare is wrong, Dragon Age doesn't need to replace its disabled protagonist
The Inquisitor's full story is not yet told.
This piece contains major spoilers for the Dragon Age series, particularly Inquisition.
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Capcom has delayed Resident Evil Re:Verse to summer 2021.
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PlayStation had its best ever financial year, Sony has reported.
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Microsoft's gaming revenue shoots up 50%
Xbox Series X and S "will continue to be constrained by supply".
Microsoft announced the results for the third quarter of its 2021 financial year - and gaming is booming.
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