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Path of Exile dev responds to backlash over catastrophic Ultimatum expansion launch
Admits letting streamers play when others couldn't was a "mistake".
Path of Exile is currently embroiled in a controversy sparked by the catastrophic launch of a new expansion and a backlash against preferential treatment given to streamers.
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PS5 the fastest-selling console in US history
Solid state.
The PlayStation 5 is the fastest-selling console in US history.
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Call of Duty: Warzone developer Raven Software has promised an "adjustment" for the controversial Roze skin.
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Netflix's animated Castlevania series back next month for a fourth and final season
But a spin-off is reportedly in the works.
Netflix has confirmed its enormously entertaining animated adaptation of Castlevania will return to the streaming service next month, on 13th May, for a fourth and final season - with a follow-up spin-off series reportedly in the works.
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Relive the memories of a life from birth to the present in Annapurna Interactive's Hindsight
Coming to Switch, the App Store, and PC this year.
As if dealing with one existence wasn't enough to be getting on with, Annapurna Interactive and developer Joel MacDonald are offering players the chance to experience a woman's entire life, from birth to the present day, in upcoming narrative adventure Hindsight.
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Elite Dangerous shows off Odyssey expansion's profitable space botany
As alpha Phase 3 gets underway.
Developer Frontier has offered a brisk look at Elite Dangerous' new genetic-sample-snaffling Exobiology feature, set to be introduced in the space sim's upcoming Odyssey expansion and available now for those in the current expansion alpha.
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Cyberpunk 2077 modder restores early character placeholders
Do you ever feel like a Placide bag...
If you've ever wondered what main characters look like early in the development process, well, here's your chance, as a modder has found placeholder models of many of Cyberpunk 2077's characters - and even "restored" some of them to make them playable. In as much as you can restore something that was never intended to make the final cut, anyway.
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Lego Super Mario has started crying out for Luigi
Brother, where are you?
Lego's electronic Super Mario toy has started calling out for his brother, an owner has noticed.
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Genshin Impact's PS5 version launches late April
Third city teased.
Genshin Impact's PlayStation 5 version launches on 28th April, miHoYo has announced.
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Moonpig now lets you send a Paper Mario
Ready for the next anniversary.
Mario, Zelda, Splatoon and Animal Crossing designs are now available from ubiquitous online greetings company Moonpig.
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Crash Bandicoot: On the Run earned ~$700k in one week
Cash of the titans.
Crash Bandicoot: On the Run earned more than half a million dollars during its first week on the iOS App Store and Google Play.
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The goggles do nothing!
We're used to seeing Call of Duty: Warzone players make use of aimbots and wallhacks to win. Now, they're also using night vision goggles for no real reason other than to show off.
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A big gamble.
The Elder Scrolls Online will soon let players acquire loot box items without paying real-world money.
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Looks like there's a new Super Monkey Ball coming
In fruition.
Sega's much-missed Super Monkey Ball series looks set for a return, thanks to a leaked (and now deleted) game listing.
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Punching above its weight.
Tekken 7 has sold more than seven million copies, Bandai Namco has announced.
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Cyberpunk 2077 helped CD Projekt to best financial results ever
Launch revenues double The Witcher 3.
CD Projekt has broken its own financial records following the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 in December.
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Video | Could Alvo be VR's answer to Call of Duty?
Find out in today's live episode of VR Corner!
Alvo means 'target' in Portuguese but when it comes to hitting its release dates, this multiplayer VR shooter has been consistently wide of the mark.
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Capcom has confirmed the resolution and framerate for Resident Evil Village across all consoles.
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Zombies have been crawling around in Verdansk since February, but now it seems some players may be joining the ranks - as new radiation zones are transforming players into the undead.
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Feature | What we've been playing
A few of the games that have us hooked at the moment.
Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: Monsters, skate boards, and a town called Chicken.
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Square Enix flatly denies it is up for a sale
After claim sends stock surging.
Square Enix has taken the unusual step of stating it isn't for sale, after a report claimed several potential buyers were circling the company.
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Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare got a new pistol last night - and players have already declared it overpowered.
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Video | What we want next from PS5 - it's the Eurogamer News Cast!
Hmm, upgrades.
Another week, another set of attention-grabbing headlines in video games. Join Eurogamer news editor Tom Phillips, Eurogamer reporter Emma Kent and me in the video below as we run through the news that matters. Bong!
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition photo mode detailed
Content saturation.
BioWare has confirmed a photo mode for Mass Effect Legendary Edition, so you can snap alien heartthrob Garrus from all angles.
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Feature | The Double-A Team: Cheating your way to the top in Wario Land
Have a rotten day.
Is there a game you can play with your eyes closed? Besides a brief time when I fell asleep playing Mario Kart DS but woke up still in first place, my 'eyes closed' game of choice is Wario Land, also known as Super Mario Land 3, on the Nintendo Gameboy. Not that, obviously, I ever do play it with my eyes closed, but I'm fairly confident I could if need be (or for a bet). Back in the mid-1990s, it was one of the first games I ever completed and it blew my mind at the time. Sure, I loved Super Mario Land, but this was different - Wario was mean! It made a change to play as the bad guy rather than as the unlikely hero trying to rescue a princess or as a blue hedgehog saving trapped animals. Who wants to do all that when you can profit instead? That was one of the driving forces behind why I loved Wario Land.
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CD Projekt vows to stick with embattled Cyberpunk 2077
"I don't see an option to shelve Cyberpunk 2077."
CD Projekt has vowed to stick with its embattled Cyberpunk 2077, despite concern about the state of the game and the studio's ability to turn it around.
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Video | Why did Nintendo kill Mario? It's the Eurogamer News Cast!
It's-a mean.
A minute's silence. A toast to the departed. Let's remember the greatest of us: Mario.
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Journey dev's gorgeous social adventure Sky: Children of the Light coming to Switch in June
Supports cross-play with mobile versions.
Sky: Children of the Light, the acclaimed "social adventure" from Journey and Flower developer ThatGameCompany, is heading to Switch this June.
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Everything announced in Capcom's Resident Evil showcase
Weekly demo windows! Mercenaries mode! Resi 4 VR!
Capcom's latest Resident Evil showcase event has detailed a series of times you'll be able to demo Resident Evil Village ahead of its May release.
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Magnificent space horror Alien: Isolation is free again next week on the Epic Games Store
As is deck-building RPG Hand of Fate 2.
In case you missed it first time around, Creative Assembly's classic space horror Alien: Isolation will once again be free on the Epic Games Store next Thursday, 22nd April, with entertaining deck-building RPG Hand of Fate 2 bringing up the rear.
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