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Demon's Souls on PS5 has over 180 game help videos
You died trying.
Demon's Souls on PlayStation 5 has over 180 game help videos available via the interface.
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A Mass Effect N7 Day panel is set for this weekend - and fans are crossing their fingers for a reveal of the heavily-rumoured Mass Effect Trilogy remaster.
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FIFA 21 patch makes the ref calm down a bit with the yellow cards
So near, so VAR.
FIFA 21's latest title update is out now, and it makes some welcome changes to the game.
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Review | Dirt 5 review - enjoyably old school arcade racing
Handbrake turn.
Dirt has been many things in its lifetime, but here's a first: a mainline entry developed outside of Codemasters' Southam campus as its Cheshire studio takes point, giving us the series' trademark raucous off-roading through an all-new filter. The results are fascinating, if not always entirely convincing. With the Dirt Rally series picking up the more serious and sim-minded point-to-point action, Dirt 5 is a pure arcade racer, packed full of spectacle and a smattering of smart ideas, and while some parts ring a little hollow, others can still leave one hell of an impression.
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Notorious Half-Life 2 achievement recalled as Gabe Newell fires garden gnome into space
Will donate $1 to charity for every viewer.
Half-Life 2: Episode 2's Little Rocket Man achievement - still one of the finest achievements ever created, if you ask me - is poised to become reality, as Valve's Gabe Newell prepares to launch a garden gnome into space for charity.
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Eight years later, acclaimed indie horror Lone Survivor is getting a remake and new scenario
"The story feels relevant right now."
Developer Jasper Byrne's acclaimed indie horror Lone Survivor is getting a remake, complete with a brand-new scenario, and will be making its way to PC and Switch next year.
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Reigns dev's Animal Farm adaptation gets December release date
Coming to PC and mobile devices.
Animal Farm, the video game adaptation of George Orwell's classic allegorical novella, is making its way to Steam and unspecified mobile devices on 10th December.
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Fortnite's next-gen update adds "dynamic visuals and physics", Activities support on PS5
Coming to Xbox Series X/S and PS5 on launch day.
With next-gen practically in smelling distance, Epic has unveiled a host of technical enhancements coming to Fortnite as a part of a free Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 update, including the ability to hop directly into a specific mode lobby on Sony's console.
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Xbox Series X and S entertainment apps confirmed
Apple TV for launch.
Microsoft has confirmed the entertainment apps available on Xbox Series X and S at launch.
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Here's an extended look at Apex Legends Season 7 gameplay
Bring me the Horizon.
Only a few days remain until players can drop into Apex Legends Season 7 for the first time, in a season that promises a glitzy new map, clubs, a new legend and the game's very first vehicles. But if you're struggling to wait until 4th November, then hopefully this gameplay footage will keep you going.
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Call of Duty: Warzone to stick with existing engine for Black Ops Cold War integration
Rules of engagement.
Call of Duty: Warzone will stick with its existing engine for the upcoming Black Ops Cold War integration, an Activision employee has said.
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Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is a PlayStation 5 exclusive, Insomniac has confirmed.
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PS5 faceplate company is forced to cancel orders following a complaint from Sony
"We are extremely disappointed about this but we have no other option."
A company selling custom PS5 faceplates has been forced to cancel pre-orders and remove its products following legal action from Sony.
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Review | Pokémon Sword and Shield: The Crown Tundra review - that's more like it
The Return of the King?
It's fair to say I didn't love the base versions of Pokémon Sword and Shield. They suffer on a few fronts, from a world that still seems empty and oddly shallow, a lack of the series' essential, trademark dungeons, or any sense of surprise or mystery. There are clear gaps in world and story alike, and having now lived with Dynamax Raids, the generation's staple feature and Sword and Shield's endgame crux, I can safely say they're an absolute drag. With a bit of distance, it's clear this generation needed more time.
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Someone imagined a way to adopt abandoned Among Us children
In for a skelding.
Given the enormous amount of murder that takes place in the average Among Us game, I can't say its spaceships are particularly child-friendly, but apparently that's not enough to stop some crewmates from bringing their kids to work. One of the cosmetic items in Among Us is a mini crewmate pet that follows you around until you die - and will then sit sadly on the floor while you fly around as a ghost. As a result, some games end up littered with orphaned children after their parents have been murdered: but one Among Us fan decided to get creative and imagine a better future.
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Shops are this morning scrambling to work out how to sell next-gen consoles during the impending second lockdown.
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Feature | How a visually impaired streamer hunts shiny Pokémon
The good fight.
Shiny hunting is a task only the most dedicated Pokémon players dare undertake. Shiny Pokémon are an incredibly rare phenomenon, identical to their regular counterparts in all but colour. In pre-internet times, they were nothing more than a playground myth, but nowadays self-confessed "shiny hunters" spend hundreds of hours hatching eggs to the extent they even have representation in the anime.
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Feature | The sequel to a ZX Spectrum game some 30 years in the making
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I thought the nigh on 20 years I waited for Shenmue 3 was approaching some sort of record, but this - this is something else. Jetboard Joust, which just hit Steam late last week, is a sequel to the ZX Spectrum's Skateboard Joust, released way, way back in 1988. It's fair to say, though, that there weren't quite so many people waiting with bated breath for this particular follow-up.
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There's a Vampire: The Masquerade battle royale releasing next year
"Experience the next thrilling evolution of Battle Royale set in the cult classic Vampire: The Masquerade universe."
Sharkmob has revealed a new type of Vampire: The Masquerade game - and it's going to be a battle royale.
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Try out psychological horror In Sound Mind ahead of its next-gen release with this new Steam demo
"They don't know about the monsters!"
Modus has dropped a new teaser for its next-gen psychological horror game, In Sound Mind.
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Digital Foundry | Should you wait for next-gen to play Watch Dogs: Legion?
UPDATE: The PC version and its ray tracing features are put to the test.
UPDATE: While our initial focus was on the current-gen console versions of Watch Dogs: Legion, we've also spent time looking at the PC version too with Digital Foundry's PC specialist Alex Battaglia taking a good hard look at a hugely demanding game - a title that challenges mid-range rigs even without ray tracing enabled.
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Guild Wars 2's move to Steam has been indefinitely delayed
"Our number one priority right now is crafting Guild Wars 2: End of Dragons with the high quality you expect and deserve."
ArenaNet has confirmed its MMO Guild Wars 2's release on Steam has been indefinitely delayed.
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CD Projekt Red sees market price fall by almost 25%
Market cap plummets £2.2bn since August peak.
CD Projekt Red has seen its share price tumble since reports of mandatory six-day workweeks and another Cyberpunk 2077 delay came to light.
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Shadowlands' pre-sales are the highest of any other World of Warcraft expansion yet
"Pre-sales of Shadowlands are the highest we've seen at this stage ahead of any release."
World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion, Shadowlands, has secured more pre-sales than any other in the game's sixteen-year history.
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There's a Demon's Souls soundtrack on the way
Demon's Soul music.
Sony has confirmed a Demon's Soul soundtrack will release on 26th November 2020.
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Another developer delays its December game to avoid getting crushed by Cyberpunk
"Let's get the cyber elephant out of the room right away."
Another developer has delayed its planned December game to avoid getting crushed by Cyberpunk.
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Here's a teaser for the next The Dark Pictures Anthology game
House of Ashes.
The next game in the The Dark Pictures Anthology is House of Ashes, a new teaser trailer has revealed.
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It's alive! From Software tweets about Elden Ring and fans are losing it
"We hope you look forward to it."
All it took was an innocuous tweet from From Software about Elden Ring, one of the most anticipated role-playing games in development, to set fans off.
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Interview | Single-player League of Legends "true RPG" Ruined King coming early 2021
On PS4, Xbox One, PC and Switch first, with free upgrades to next-gen.
Ruined King, the League of Legends-set RPG announced a little while back, now has a broad release window of "early 2021" for Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Steam and the Epic Games Store. There are free upgrades for those that own it on PS4 or Xbox One to the PS5 and Xbox Series S/X versions respectively, which are coming "soon thereafter".
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Review | Love: A Puzzle Box Filled with Stories review - a unique and gently profound observation of life
Timely.
A lady used to love painting but now she works downstairs in a coffee shop and looks miserable. Somehow, art faded from her world. But what if she were to rediscover it? What if, through some benevolent stroke of fate, a reminder from her past were to drop out of the sky in front of her? Would it spark a recovery? Would she find love again?
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