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Activision and developer of 2017 strategy game Warzone in legal fight over Warzone trademark
Duty calls.
Activision is embroiled in a trademark lawsuit with the developer of a strategy game called Warzone.
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Check out Mass Effect Legendary Edition's visual changes in new before-and-after trailer
"Well over thirty thousand" textures tweaked.
Just a week ago, BioWare was waggling its seductive wares at Mass Effect fans by breaking down the various tweaks and enhancements included in its upcoming Legendary Edition remasters. Things are getting a bit more specific this time around, however, with the developer now taking time to highlight the visual improvements purchasers can expect when the trilogy hits Xbox, PlayStation, and PC on 14th May.
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A Roblox player infiltrated the White House press corps
And managed to ask questions to the White House press secretary.
The American political system often throws up some fairly strange stories, but this might be one of the weirdest yet - as a Roblox player managed to infiltrate the White House press corps.
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PlayStation 5 update finally lets you move games to USB storage
UPDATE: Now live, with surprise HDR and 120Hz options.
UPDATE 14/4/21: You can now download Sony's big PlayStation 5 system software update - which also contains a couple of previously unannounced features (thanks, The Verge).
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Call of Duty: Warzone's big nuke event is set for 8pm UK time on 21st April.
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Blizzard Arcade Collection adds two more games
And a stream-friendly mode for Rock N' Roll Racing.
Blizzard has updated its Arcade Collection to add a couple more classic games: Lost Vikings 2 and RPM Racing.
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Feature | Warframe dev talks accessibility, Xbox Series X/S enhancements, and more as new update arrives
Call of the Tempestarii out today on all platforms.
It's a busy day for Warframe; not only is developer Digital Extremes poised to release the free-to-play sci-fi shooter's latest update, Call of the Tempestarii, on all platforms today, 13th April, it'll be launching its long-awaited Xbox Series X/S update, bringing parity with the recently enhanced PS5 version, at the same time.
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Call of the Sea coming to PlayStation in May
Wash this space.
Stylish first-person adventure Call of the Sea will come to PlayStation 4 and PS5 next month.
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Feature | Someone should make a game about: art on the moon
Falling astronauts.
There is a surprising amount of art on the moon. There's a whole museum, allegedly - although it's very hard to confirm it's really up there. Who's going to check? You? Me?
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The promising-looking Life is Strange: True Colors will get a prequel comic published by Titan Comics for Free Comic Book Day.
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Video | Does Sony have a responsibility to preserve its gaming history? It's the Eurogamer News Cast!
Generation game.
It's that time of the week again! In the video below, Tom, Emma and I run through the recent headlines that caught our eye in a chinwag of epic proportions. It's the Eurogamer Newscast!
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Acclaimed Viking RTS Northgard launching on iOS devices today
Android version due later this year.
Northgard, developer Shiro Games' acclaimed real-time strategy affair, is heaving its Viking-themed heft onto iOS devices today, 13th April.
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Capcom concludes ransomware investigation, details what happened
Internal systems now "near to completely restored".
Back in November last year, Capcom was hit by a severe cyber attack that saw personal information, internal briefings and game details compromised and held to ransom. Following a few updates in November and January, Capcom has now issued a lengthy explanation of exactly what happened - and the steps it's taking to prevent it happening again.
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Flight Simulator's latest update out now, gives France and Benelux the makeover treatment
Adds 100 hand-crafted landmarks and more.
Developer Asobo has its spruce-up shoes on once again, and has now released its latest Flight Simulator World Update, this time giving France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg the gorgeous makeover treatment.
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Nier: Automata "upgrade patch" announced for Steam
Yorha one that I want.
Four years after its release, the Steam version of Nier: Automata is finally getting an upgrade - although details remain pretty light on exactly what the patch will do.
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There's a new Nintendo Switch Lite, coloured blue
Hue would have thought.
It might not be the Nintendo Switch hardware news you were waiting for, but Nintendo has today lifted lid on a fresh colour Switch Lite.
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Epic Games secures $1bn funding, including $200m from Sony
To support "long-term vision for the Metaverse".
Fortnite maker Epic Games has scooped together $1bn in funding to help its "long-term vision for the Metaverse".
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Pokémon Go bug makes newly-released creatures invisible
Hidden ability.
Pokémon Go's latest event, Rivals' Week, began this morning at 10am - but some players report they cannot see its two new Pokémon additions.
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Horizon Zero Dawn's Aloy headed to Fortnite
UPDATE: Guerrilla marketing confirmed.
UPDATE 2pm UK: PlayStation has now confirmed its Fortnite and Horizon Zero Dawn collaboration, and revealed our first look at Aloy hanging out with Fishstick:
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Review | Balan Wonderworld review: an archaic throwback as clumsy as it is enjoyable
Nightmares into dreams.
Maybe it's simply a case of being careful of what you wish for. Balan Wonderworld is a curious time capsule, a 3D platformer that's full of the exuberance, colour and straight-up weirdness of a beloved and bygone period frequently yearned for, and all from the very people that helped define that same era. Imagine the team behind Sonic Adventure had a crack at their own Mario Odyssey, that late 90s exuberance finding itself into a maximalist journey that throws a hundred different ideas at the player, and you've pretty much got Balan Wonderworld down pat. If you've an honest recollection of how Sonic Adventure played, you'll also have a pretty good idea of how horrifying, fascinating, frustrating and occasionally brilliant this can be.
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Star Wars: Battlefront 2 star Janina Gavankar joins Borderlands movie cast
Knoxx it out the park.
The Borderlands movie cast appears to well and truly be taking shape, as along with Jack Black, Jamie Lee Curtis and Cate Blanchett, we have another name to add to the list - and it's Janina Gavankar.
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Ubisoft shutting down older Ghost Recon, Rainbow Six servers this year
Vegas and Vegas 2 folded.
Ubisoft is pulling the plug on several older Tom Clancy games this year, meaning you'll no longer be able to play them online.
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Remember the good old days of Bowsette? The cross between Bowser and Princess Peach fuelled a wave of extremely NSFW artwork on the internet, and naturally, the internet wasn't quite done with Bowser yet. We now have another entry in the "things that upset Nintendo" catalogue, as a 3D model of Bowser's penis has been removed from Patreon - seemingly as a result of a Nintendo copyright claim.
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Fortnite has been threatening to release a princess-themed Fishstick for close to a year - and now we have a look at her final design.
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Feature | Venba is a cooking game obsessed with the emotional impact of food
Just about right.
Like most people who survived 2020, my brain now seems incapable of recovering past memories or creating new ones. But as I was recalling an old song recently (something pop-punk, a la Head Automatica), I came across Fran Lebowitz talking about the power of music in her Pretend It's a City series on Netflix. "No one is loved like musicians, because they give people the ability to express their emotions and their memories," she says. "There's no other form that does that. I really think that musicians, probably musicians and cooks, are responsible for the most pleasure in human life."
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Rob McElhenney's Apple TV+ game dev comedy Mythic Quest returns this week
And Season 2 gets first trailer ahead of May release.
Mythic Quest, the game development comedy from It's Always Sunny in Philideliphia's Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, returns to Apple TV+ this Friday, 16th April, with a standalone special, ahead of a full second season in May.
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Civilization 6's final free game update adds three new units, two new maps, and more
Launching next week.
Firaxis has detailed Civilization 6's final free game update "of the season" ahead of its launch next Thursday, 22nd April, with new additions set to include three new units, two new True Start maps, plus a whole heap of balancing tweaks for older civilisations.
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Digital Foundry | DF Direct Weekly: Testing the latest game patches - and what to make of the AMD GPU chiplet patent?
Plus: the Dreamcast Castlevania prototype and a dramatic Ryzen upgrade
Welcome the latest DF Direct weekly, where the Digital Foundry team sit down to discuss some of the latest news stories and to cover off some analysis work that doesn't quite warrant a full article or video. On the latter point, we take a look at the latest Mortal Shell patch for PlayStation 5, which boosts resolution from 1440p to 1800p but sees performance drop dramatically, leading us to once again consider the relative merits of resolution vs frame-rate. The team also discuss the AMD GPU chiplet patent - can Team Red scale up graphics performance as successfully as it has in the CPU space?
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Team Fortress 2 bots now advertising paid-for "bot immunity" services
And links claiming to provide child sexual abuse images.
It's been nearly a year since the bot situation in Team Fortress 2 escalated to a point where Valve had to get involved, but despite those efforts to curb the infestation, the problem has not gone away. Along with bots using game-ruining hacks, bots in casual servers are continuing to use racist usernames and spam voice chat with loud noises. There are now reports that bots are increasingly being used to advertise bots and bot immunity - and disturbingly, that some claim to offer links to child sexual abuse images.
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Homefront developer only discovered hidden TimeSplitters 2 codes after game shipped
And here's how it looks in action.
Last week, we heard there was a secret unlock code to make the full TimeSplitters 2 campaign playable in Homefront: The Revolution, opening up the game's well-known Easter egg which was previously thought to feature just a couple of classic TimeSplitters 2 levels.
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