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  1. Inside Dinosaur Planet - examining Rare's recently recovered 'lost' N64 game

    Digital Foundry | Inside Dinosaur Planet - examining Rare's recently recovered 'lost' N64 game

    A closer look at the project that would become Star Fox Adventures on GameCube.

    Rewind to the turn of the century - the next generation of console gaming was in its infancy with the arrival of Sega Dreamcast and the promise of PlayStation 2, but Rare was busy finishing up its latest Nintendo 64 projects. Perfect Dark was set to arrive that summer after multiple delays, Conker's Bad Fur Day would arrive the following year, but it was Dinosaur Planet that would perhaps be the most exciting title of the lot.

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  2. Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife resurrects the tedium of early VR games

    Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife is shaping up to be quite an underwhelming trudge through a beige world that's full of beige horrors and beige gameplay mechanics.

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  3. Tomb Raider: Definitive Survivor Trilogy has popped up on the Microsoft store

    An unannounced Tomb Raider bundle has popped up on Microsoft's Xbox store.

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  4. Animal Crossing has a neat hidden joke about a Leonardo mystery that is still being debated

    I have a Mona Lisa on my fridge. Not the Mona Lisa, just a Mona Lisa. This one is free from the smokey yellow varnish of the one in the Louvre, and so its colours shine. The sky behind the sitter is very blue, her face is very pale, and her sleeves are a sort of bright terracotta.

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  5. Thousands of World of Warcraft Classic players descended upon a single server to get a fresh levelling experience - and it was absolute chaos

    Thousands of World of Warcraft Classic players last night descended upon a single server to get a fresh levelling experience - and it was absolute chaos.

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  6. Minecraft Dungeons is getting an arcade cabinet

    Here's something we didn't expect: Minecraft Dungeons is getting an arcade cabinet.

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  7. Chinese Steam hit Tale of Immortal sells 1.8m, English localisation work begins

    Work on English localisation for Steam hit Tale of Immortal begins in April, its developer has announced.

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  8. Genshin Impact is getting a new type of story quest that looks a bit like a dating sim

    Genshin Impact is getting a new type of story quest that looks a bit like a dating sim as part of the upcoming 1.4 update.

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  9. Tales of Arise re-emerges with a fresh trailer and promise of news in the spring

    Tales of Arise has re-emerged with a fresh trailer and the promise of news in the spring.

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  10. People are farming the Outriders demo so hard the developers are stepping in

    UPDATE 6TH MARCH 2021: People Can Fly has stepped in again to change the Outriders demo in response to complaints over a previous change designed to tackle heavy farming.

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  11. Watch Dogs: Legion's online mode delayed on PC

    Watch Dogs: Legion's online mode is delayed on PC, Ubisoft said. It was due out 9th March.

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  12. Horizon Zero Dawn PC revisited: is it fully fixed?

    Digital Foundry | Horizon Zero Dawn PC revisited: is it fully fixed?

    There's a dramatic improvement - but some issues remain.

    With the announcement of more PlayStation exclusives coming to PC, starting with Days Gone this Spring, the time felt right to return to Horizon Zero Dawn, Sony's first full-blooded attempt at porting one of its most celebrated triple-A masterpieces. On release, performance and the overall quality of the user experience was poor, but six months on there's no doubt about it: the game has dramatically improved. It's not perfect, it's still far from ideal, but Guerrilla Games has taken onboard feedback and corrected many of the issues, while dramatically improving performance in some scenarios.

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  13. Call of Duty: Warzone squad sets new world record with an astonishing 162 kills in a single game

    A Call of Duty: Warzone squad has set a new world record with an astonishing 162 kills in a single game.

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  14. Bungie on Destiny 2's 12-player raid hype: "we're glad you're enjoying yourselves"

    Bungie has responded to Destiny 2's wonderful 12-player raid glitch, telling players to have their fun while it lasts.

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  15. The Division 2 to get a game mode entirely new to the franchise late 2021

    The Division 2 will get a game mode entirely new to the franchise in its next major update, currently slated for late 2021.

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  16. Binding of Isaac dev's Legend of Bum-bo gets free The Lost expansion

    Binding of Isaac creator Edmund McMillen's poopy puzzle-based deck-builder The Legend of Bum-bo has just received a free expansion, introducing a raft of new content alongside some much needed fixes and quality of life improvements.

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  17. Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny gets June release date on Switch

    Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny, the latest entry in developer Nippon Ichi Software's cult favourite tactics game, will be heading to Switch on 29th June.

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  18. Call of the Sea review - eerie puzzles in paradise

    One game really leapt out at me during the Xbox Series X showcase earlier this year, leapt out like a big wet fish. It was Call of the Sea. I'd never heard of it and never heard of the developer. But even among all the other blockbusters it stood out. And once I'd seen it, I couldn't stop thinking about it.

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  19. What we've been playing

    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: a strange map, a reminder of arcade brilliance, falling blocks, and a trip to the Hoenn region.

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  20. Date set for Apple v Epic Games trial

    Date set for Apple v Epic Games trial

    Judge wants it to last a Fortnite.

    The battle between Epic Games and Apple over in-game microtransactions is still rumbling on, and after months of arguing it seems a date has finally been set for an in-person trial. Yep, it seems this one is going all the way.

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  21. Pokémon Go Kanto Tour ticket holder bonuses live, briefly available to all

    Pokémon Go Kanto Tour ticket holder bonuses live, briefly available to all

    Meant to make up for the event being available to all as well.

    Last night, Pokémon Go's Kanto Tour bonuses - designed to make up for the fact the game's ticketed event was available to people who hadn't paid - were released and accidentally also made available to people who hadn't paid.

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  22. Apex Legends Collection Event brings Ring Fury playlist, Caustic Town Takeover

    Coinciding with the launch of Apex Legends on Switch, next week the battle royale is getting another Collection Event with a bunch of new cosmetics, a playlist called Ring Fury, and a Caustic Town Takeover. Yeah, I'm not totally sure I want to check out Caustic's idea of home renovations either.

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  23. You can import Diablo 2 save files into Diablo 2: Resurrected

    You can import Diablo 2 save files into Diablo 2: Resurrected on PC, Blizzard has confirmed.

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  24. Valheim's Body Recovery Squad will help get your items back

    Earlier this week, I was involved in an all-too-familiar Valheim tragedy: after sailing too close to the shoreline, I was pursued by a rather large insect and nibbled to death, leaving my tombstone (and all my precious belongings) stranded in a distant land. What followed was a high-risk naked rescue mission that only just succeeded, but it turns out there was a far easier way I could have solved this: by enlisting the help of Valheim's very own Body Recovery Squad.

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  25. Inti Creates' Blaster Master Zero is getting a third and final instalment in July

    Blaster Master Zero - developer Inti Creates' excellent retro reimagining of Sunsoft's classic Blaster Master series on NES - is getting a third instalment on 29th July.

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  26. Valve is ceasing development on card-battler reboot Artifact 2.0

    Valve is ceasing development on card-battler reboot Artifact 2.0

    Both versions will now be free for everyone.

    Valve has announced it's ending development on its reboot of beleaguered card-battler Artifact, and will be making both existing version of the game free for everyone to play.

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  27. Super Nintendo World Orlando now reportedly aiming for 2025 opening

    Six years after its announcement, Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan is finally poised for its official opening, meaning thoughts are increasingly turning to versions in the west; work continues apace on Super Nintendo World California, but a new report suggests the Orlando version is now unlikely to open until 2025, two years later than planned.

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  28. The Avengers grouped in costume

    Developer Crystal Dynamics has announced it'll be making it harder to level up in Marvel's Avengers as part of the game's next update.

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  29. Survival adventure The Eternal Cylinder is wonderfully, dazzlingly bizarre

    Feature | Survival adventure The Eternal Cylinder is wonderfully, dazzlingly bizarre

    Think Spore, but with a world-spanning rolling pin.

    Do you ever have that dream where a giant metal rolling pin is rumbling across the world, destroying everything in its path? You know, the dream where you're a strange two-legged Spore creature which can change shape and gain abilities by inhaling other creatures through its trunk. The one with the red and purple alien planet, and the giant chattering teeth enemy, and the huge insect creatures. Oh, hang on a moment, it's not a dream! Silly me. It's a game: The Eternal Cylinder.

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