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Fall Guys' fourth season now live with squad mode, seven new rounds, and more
Plus Daily Challenges and "sturdier beans".
Fall Guys' neon-streaked fourth season, which sends everybody's favourite bean folk off to a very 80s future, is now live, bringing with it seven new rounds, a new squad mode, and more.
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Pitch notes.
EA has had a tough month. It's money-printing FIFA series has come under fire from multiple angles, but perhaps most shocking of all is the accusation an EA employee allegedly sold coveted Ultimate Team cards for thousands of pounds.
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Netflix's The Witcher casts its Philippa Eilhart, Nenneke, Dijkstra, and more for Season 2
Newcomers include Simon Callow, Adjoa Andoh.
After a couple of coronavirus-related wobbles last year, production on the second series of Netflix's The Witcher adaptation is now well underway - and new casting details have confirmed some of the stars set to bring a range of familiar characters to life as the season rolls on.
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Fallout 76's 2021 roadmap promises new story content, expanded Daily Ops and more
Including multiple CAMP slots, craftable Legendary items.
Bethesda has shared a new Fallout 76 development roadmap, detailing the various additions coming to the online survival adventure throughout 2021, including new Brotherhood story content, multiple CAMP slots, and more.
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Digital Foundry | Introducing DF Direct Weekly
The team discuss the week's news and take user questions.
We've been looking to expand Digital Foundry in new directions recently and one of the most fun things we're doing is a weekly show discussing news, shorter stories where we don't have the time or manpower to deliver full-on analysis, plus quick looks at nice hardware that's caught our collective gaze. DF Direct Weekly is also a great opportunity for our Patreon supporters to get more closely involved with the team, while we're starting to open up more about current projects in production and to discuss some of the feedback we've received. It's more laid back and casual than our usual output and for us, it's a fun way to end what is usually a hectic week!
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UPDATE: Crossbow out officially this week.
UPDATE 22ND MARCH 2021: The R1 Shadowhunter crossbow launches officially on 24th March, Activision has announced. More info here.
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Target acquired.
Activision will officially release Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops Cold War's new crossbow this week after accidentally releasing it last week.
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Over an hour of Rainbow Six: Parasite gameplay leaks from a technical test
UPDATE: Ubisoft responds, promises more details "later this year".
UPDATE 22ND MARCH 2021: Ubisoft has responded to the Rainbow Six: Parasite gameplay leak, promising more news later this year.
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Buy Resident Evil Village on Stadia and get a free Stadia, while stocks last
Next Resi showcase sometime in April.
Fancy playing Resident Evil Village? You probably do. Fancy playing on Stadia? Well, er, if you buy the Stadia version of the game you'll also get a Premiere Edition of the console to play it on.
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BioWare provides a new crumb of Dragon Age concept art
A glimpse at Tevinter capital Minrathous.
BioWare's next big Dragon Age game is still a long way off, but that hasn't stopped the studio providing us with just a morsel - a small, delicious crumb - of new concept art to keep fans fed.
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Over 700 PS2 prototypes and demos released by game preservation group
Crash Bandicoot! Shadow of the Colossus! More!
A video game preservation group has released over 700 PlayStation 2 prototypes and demos.
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This year's BAFTA Fellowship goes to...
Media Molecule's Siobhan Reddy.
Media Molecule boss Siobhan Reddy will collect the prestigious BAFTA Fellowship award this year.
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Activision pulls £17 Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops ice dragon weapon skin from sale over bugs
That's cold.
Activision has pulled one of Call of Duty's most eye-catching weapon skins due to bugs.
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Interview | As Resident Evil turns 25, its loremaster digs into the first game's many secrets
Master, unlock.
Resident Evil is celebrating its 25th birthday. The first game in the Capcom's zombie horror series launched in Japan on the PlayStation on 22nd March, 1996. It is a well-documented work, a game analysed to within an inch of its life over the years in articles and videos and interviews. So, to mark the occasion, we thought we'd do something a bit different: speak to Resident Evil's loremaster to get fresh insight into the Resident Evil that started it all.
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Silent Hill returns tomorrow in Dark Deception DLC
Pyramid shipped.
If you're missing Silent Hill, finally, here's some good news: you can return to its foggy streets, creepy nurses and Pyramid Heads tomorrow, via the new and officially-licensed Silent Hill DLC for multiplayer indie Steam horror game Dark Deception: Monsters & Mortals.
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Tekken 7's next DLC character is hard-hitting Polish prime minister Lidia Sobieska
Politically charged.
Tekken 7's next DLC character is Lidia Sobieska, who in the Tekken universe is the Polish prime minister.
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Video | What Microsoft's Bethesda exclusives mean for the future - it's the Eurogamer News Cast!
Respect your Elders.
Well, now we know: future Bethesda games will be exclusive to "platforms where Game Pass exists". That's how Xbox boss Phil Spencer put it this week, confirming the likes of Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6 will not come out on PlayStation 5.
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The Resident Evil movie reboot is called Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City
We promise we don't bite.
The Resident Evil movie reboot is called Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, its director has revealed.
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Re:Verse, the upcoming multiplayer Resident Evil thing you'll get with Village, will get an open beta next month.
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Feature | Say No! More is the Bartleby-'em-up we all need
I would prefer not to.
Say No! More understands the modern office as a cheery place where awful things happen. Colleagues steal interns' lunchboxes. People are made to work in unloved corners, beneath ductwork. Everyone wants you to fix the copier or make coffee or just be a bit more entertaining. Into this terrifying world, the game has a very simple solution. No.
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There are more of us playing Rainbow Six Siege on Steam now than ever before
Free play event and new content have tempted new operators to get involved.
Rainbow Six Siege has just topped it's highest ever Steam concurrent-user peak, six years after its initial debut.
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The Last of Us TV show will at times "deviate greatly" from the game, according to Neil Druckmann
"We are dealing with a different medium," explains executive producer Druckmann.
HBO's adaptation of Naughty Dog's The Last of Us will at times "deviate greatly" from the game, according to executive producer and game creator, Neil Druckmann.
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Feature | Walk through an endless airport in Interminal
Heavy duty free.
Chris: I guess Interminal, which I read about in this month's Edge, is kind of a joke, on one level. Boy, Airports go on forever! And so many perfume shops! You walk and you walk and you walk and the terminal never ends. Planes move around outside, the sunset sky gives everything a touch of the otherworld, of quiet radioactivity, and miles of perfume concessions pass by.
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Sega releases beta hotfix to address Yakuza Remastered Collection's PC CPU issues
"Your feedback helps us make our games the best they can be."
A new patch for the Yakuza Remastered Collection on Steam is hoping to address a number of performance and crashing issues currently plaguing the PC port, including missing SFX in bars, distorted window images, and high CPU usage.
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"Take a look at the city of Midgar like never before."
Square Enix has dropped a fresh trailer for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade.
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Digital Foundry | FPS Boost for Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76: performance is great - but there is a catch
1080p only for Fallout on Xbox Series X.
We've run the ruler over Microsoft's first wave of FPS Boost titles and came away impressed, while our thoughts for the Arkane-developed duo of Prey and Dishonored Definitive Edition were perhaps even more gushing. Our coverage continues with a look at the Bethesda Games Studio titles running on the Creation Engine and impressions are a little more mixed this time. Skyrim lands exactly where we expected and works beautifully overall, but the Fallout titles are a little more puzzling. Despite a wide gap in their respective graphics capabilities, both Xbox Series S and X consoles run these titles at 1080p in order to achieve 60 frames per second, even though Xbox One X targeted native 4K.
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Terraria has sold more than 35 million copies
"The journey for Terraria is far from over!"
Terraria has reportedly sold more than 35 million copies across all platforms.
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Australian Classification board says Disco Elysium: The Final Cut is too offensive to go on sale
It goes "against the standards of morality, decency and propriety generally accepted by reasonable adults".
Disco Elysium: The Final Cut will not go on sale in Australia after its classification board refused to classify it.
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Feature | Take the A-Train, or how I fell in love with a hardcore accounting sim
On rails looter.
You've heard of Super Potato, I'm sure, but a couple of blocks down from Tokyo's renowned gaming superstore you'll find what I'm convinced is the real prize of Akihabara. Follow the muffled din of bleeps and clicks down a narrow flight of stairs, and you'll find Beep in all its glory. In the corner's a thrum of rarified machines: a stack of assorted MSX units, while switched on is a pairing of Sharp's MZ-2500 and X68000 plus a pristine FM Towns 2 with matching monitor. Lean in and you can hear the hard drives whir, the monitors hum, their pleasant harmony ringing softly throughout Beep's well-stocked shelves of immaculate, oversized and breathtakingly illustrated game boxes.
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Nier: Automata is better on Xbox Game Pass PC than on Steam
And now the review-bombing has begun.
Nier: Automata is better on Xbox Game Pass PC than on Steam, it has emerged.
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