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  1. Shenmue 3 is finally heading to Steam later this month

    Shenmue 3 is finally heading to Steam later this month

    Following 12 months of Epic exclusivity on PC.

    Following a year of Epic Games Store exclusivity on PC, Shenmue 3 will be making its way to Steam on 19th November.

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  2. You'll be able to transfer your existing Spider-Man saves to PS5's remaster after all

    Developer Insomniac has changed its stance on Spider-Man saves, and will now provide PS4 players with the means to transfer their progress to PlayStation 5's upcoming Remastered edition as part of a future update.

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  3. Destiny 2, Tetris Effect Connected, and EA Play lead a busy month for Xbox Game Pass

    Xbox Series X/S might be in sniffing distance, but that doesn't mean Microsoft is neglecting Xbox Game Pass this month, with subscribers now confirmed to be getting the likes of Destiny 2, Halo 4, and Tetris Effect Connected in November, depending on their platform of choice.

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  4. Sony exploring ways to let PS5 users store PS5 games on a USB drive in a future update

    Sony is exploring ways to let PlayStation 5 users store PS5 games on a USB drive in a future update.

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  5. BBC iPlayer won't work on Xbox Series X at launch

    BBC iPlayer won't work on Xbox Series X at launch

    EA Play app also not supported, but there are workarounds.

    Xbox Series X and S arrive at midnight tonight here in the UK and around the world, but it's worth noting the console won't support BBC iPlayer in time for launch.

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  6. There's no way to move PS5 games off the SSD

    There's no way to move PS5 games off the SSD

    UPDATE: 'Explorations' on archiving to USB are under way.

    UPDATE: It looks like the idea of archiving PlayStation 5 games to external media is now under active consideration by Sony. An entry on the PlayStation blog says that "explorations for allowing players to store (but not play) PS5 games on a USB drive in a future update are underway."

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  7. Microsoft is seeking acquisitions of "small to big" Japanese development studios

    Microsoft is seeking acquisitions of "small to big" Japanese development studios

    "The Xbox has a chance to make Japan its second-largest market after the US if it takes the right steps for years to come."

    A new report suggests Microsoft is seeking to expand its first-party portfolio by acquiring Japanese studios "small to big".

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  8. Sony expects Horizon Forbidden West in second half of 2021

    Sony expects Horizon Forbidden West in second half of 2021

    After Gran Turismo 7, Ratchet and Returnal in first six months.

    Sony has debuted a new trailer for PlayStation 5 that lays down a rough blueprint for how its major releases will fall next year.

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  9. PS5 Remote Play app pops up on PS4

    A PlayStation 5 Remote Play app has popped up on PlayStation 4.

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  10. Assassin's Creed Valhalla review - a saga for the ages

    Recommended | Assassin's Creed Valhalla review - a saga for the ages

    Worthy of passing to the next generation.

    There's a Viking belief that the paths we walk are predetermined, and that the threads of our lives are already woven like strands in a collective tapestry. Where your own thread encounters others, even where it ends, are points in history already sewn together by the Fates. But the Vikings also believed in an idea of free will, in the possibility to see the path prophecy might have chosen and the ability to resist it, to fight for your own destiny and the destinies of those whose lives you might touch. Such ideas run through the brilliant narrative of Assassin's Creed Valhalla and the life of its heroine Eivor, to lift this beautiful game into a saga for the ages.

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  11. Bugsnax will be free for PlayStation Plus subscribers next month

    The PlayStation 5 version of Bugsnax will be free for PlayStation Plus subscribers next month - but only the PS5 version.

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  12. Astro's Playroom review - a uniquely tactile platformer that's the beating heart of PS5

    Where do you find the heart of a new piece of hardware? Thankfully, Sony's included it on the hard-drive of every PlayStation 5 it's shipping: Astro's Playroom is a pre-installed 3D platformer that puts the console and its DualSense controller through their paces, and plenty more besides. It's a thing of spark and wit, and quite possibly the best 3D platformer I've played outside of Nintendo's own efforts.

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  13. Here's what's coming up in Rainbow Six Siege's Operation Neon Dawn

    Here's what's coming up in Rainbow Six Siege's Operation Neon Dawn

    The update includes a new Operator and a slew of new accessibility features.

    Ubisoft has unveiled details of Operation Neon Dawn, the fourth season in Rainbow Six Siege Year 5.

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  14. Watch Dogs Complete Edition is seemingly coming to next-gen consoles

    Watch Dogs Complete Edition is seemingly coming to next-gen consoles

    ESRB rating is updated to include references to Xbox Series X and PS5.

    UPDATE 4.30pm: With Watch Dogs Legion offering Watch Dogs Complete Edition as part of its upcoming Season Pass, we believe this is why the ESRB listing has been updated. Apologies for any confusion!

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  15. AMD Ryzen 9 5900X and Ryzen 7 5800X review: eliminating Intel's gaming advantage

    We've loved AMD's Ryzen processors for their high core counts and excellent value, but they've had one major weakness since their first generation: worse gaming performance than Intel, due to slower single-core speeds. Each subsequent Ryzen release has narrowed the gap, but Intel has held onto the gaming crown with grim determination - until today. AMD's new Ryzen 5000 processor lineup has finally equalised with Intel when it comes to single-core performance, meaning this is the moment that Ryzen can earn our full-throated recommendation for gaming.

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  16. Netflix is forced to halt The Witcher season 2 filming again due to another COVID-19 outbreak in the team

    Netflix has once again been forced to halt the production of the second season of The Witcher following a COVID-19 outbreak on the show at the Arborfield Studios, just outside London.

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  17. 2K parent company Take-Two remains "highly sceptical" of video game subscription services

    2K parent company Take-Two remains "highly sceptical" of video game subscription services

    "At the end of the day, the consumer will decide and we will be where the consumer is."

    Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of developers like 2K and Rockstar, says it remains "highly sceptical" of game subscription services like Xbox Game Pass.

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  18. What a week to discover Rogue

    Feature | What a week to discover Rogue

    Welcome to the Dungeons of Doom.

    It's dangerous to go alone. Take this. It's an all-Rush mixtape. I just made it myself. Sorry the handwriting is a bit smudged. Who needs a tracklisting anyway? It's an all-Rush mixtape. A sweet C90! Crank it, and let it bounce off the peeling surfaces of your dorm room until there are thumps on the ceiling and angry notes pushed under the door.

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  19. Tekken 7 gets Kunimitsu and Season 4 on 10th November

    Tekken 7's Season 4 kicks off 10th November, Bandai Namco has announced.

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  20. It looks like Marvel's Avengers failed to do the business for Square Enix

    Square Enix has posted its latest financial results, and it doesn't look great for Marvel's Avengers.

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  21. SAGE paper says young people told to isolate due to coronavirus should get free gaming

    SAGE paper says young people told to isolate due to coronavirus should get free gaming

    Compliance among 18-25s "substantially lower and declining".

    Young people told to isolate due to coronavirus should be offered free gaming, a new SAGE paper has said.

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  22. There's no new WipEout game, but there is a WipEout supercar

    There was a time when a new PlayStation console and a new WipEout game went hand-in-hand. Those days are gone. Sony Liverpool is no more, and WipEout feels forgotten.

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  23. BioWare expected to announce the Mass Effect trilogy remaster today

    UPDATE: As expected, BioWare has announced the remaster of the Mass Effect trilogy. It's called Mass Effect Legendary Edition. Not expected, though, BioWare has announced a brand new Mass Effect game is in development.

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  24. Here are 12 minutes of new Demon's Souls PS5 gameplay

    Sony has released 12 minutes of new Demon's Souls PlayStation 5 gameplay.

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  25. Spelunky 2 review - the depths beckon

    Essential | Spelunky 2 review - the depths beckon

    To the moon!

    A friend of mine recently told me what it's like to fall off a skateboard in your forties. Listen: it's an event. You remember it. Oof! And you remember what follows. Woe so thick and painful it is almost mineral. Woe that casts a shadow when you breathe it all out. The fall is quick but the recovery takes time. You ease up off the gritty floor, collect your glasses and the things that were in your pockets, and then you find a spot to sit and you sit for a long while. What are you doing for this long while? You are preparing. You are preparing to start living again, preparing to face the awful prospect of yet more life. Falling off a skateboard in your forties makes you feel like one of the sagging wretches Rembrandt was so good at painting.

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  26. Noita review - a merciless and utterly chaotic wizarding delight

    Noita didn't make a good first impression. I didn't know where to go, what to do and within five minutes, I was dead. Maybe it was two minutes, I don't know. I've lost count. I've died so many times.

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  27. Sega calls on 650 staff to take voluntary redundancy amid financial woes

    Sega is asking for 650 staff to take voluntary redundancy amid financial woes.

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