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"Have been seeing lots of console players worrying about this but don't."
A Respawn dev has posted a brief message to assure Apex Legends fans who play on console they should not worry about upcoming crossplay plans detrimentally affecting matches.
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Video | Someone's remade Beat Saber in the Dreams PSVR update
Cut and paste.
Earlier this week, Media Molecule finally released its much anticipated VR update for Dreams and of course one of the first things made by the community was a remake of Beat Saber.
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Yes, the Mega Man movie is still in development and there's "big news" on the way
“We're super excited about it."
The directors behind the real-life movie adaptation of Mega Man have teased there's "big news" on the way for fans.
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Kojima's been talking to horror manga artist Junji Ito about a new horror game again
"He has invited me to work on that, but there are no details on it yet."
Hideo Kojima has been in contact with famed manga artist Junji Ito once again to discuss plans for a new horror game.
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Here's a few minutes of The Medium gameplay
"Two fully-fledged and visually distinct worlds rendered simultaneously."
Psychological horror The Medium was showcased in last week's Xbox event with a new trailer that debuted its "dual-reality" mechanic, but developer Bloober Team has also released a trailer that showcases the gameplay.
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Beast mode.
Wycombe Wanderers legend Adebayo Akinfenwa is now a FIFA 20 Ultimate Team hero card - and it's got an incredible 99 physicality.
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Promising real-time strategy game Iron Harvest goes into beta next week.
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Digital Foundry | What's actually going on with Halo Infinite's graphics?
Dynamic lighting is a big addition - but there are downsides.
It's fair to say that the response to Microsoft's gameplay reveal for Halo Infinite in its July 2020 Xbox Games Showcase has proven divisive - to the point where even mainstream media are reporting about the mixed reactions, but looking at the core rendering technologies on display in the gameplay slice, what can they tell us about the presentation? If the game stands accused of looking 'flat', why is that and what can be done about it?
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'90s source code out in the wild.
It looks like one of the biggest Nintendo leaks ever has revealed prototypes for some of the company's classic games, including Yoshi's Island, Super Mario Kart and Star Fox 2.
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Infinity Ward issues statement amid backlash over Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone cheaters
Warning shot.
Infinity Ward has issued a warning to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone cheaters, saying a fresh banwave is coming.
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Feature | What if we could shuffle plot twists each time we played?
"No, actually I'm not your father."
I love a good plot twist. I will always remember the moment in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic when I found out who my character really was, and always remember the moment in BioShock when I found out who the real baddie was. These things make a game, they sear it into our memories.
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Fortnite screening We The People x More Than A Vote anti-racism presentation next week
Free Verve emote for those that tune in.
Epic will be hosting a second anti-racism screening in Fortnite's Party Royale mode - this time featuring Opus United's We The People x More Than A Vote - starting next Tuesday, 28th July.
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Follow-up Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis video clarifies it's a standalone game
But characters are transferable.
Following yesterday's Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis reveal, there was some confusion over what, exactly, the newly announced experience was. Sega's muddled messaging managed to refer to it as a both "brand-new title" and an "update", but now the publisher has clarified it's a completely new, standalone online action-RPG coming to Xbox and PC next year.
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Some of the key creators of beloved 90s Japanese role-playing game Suikoden are launching a spiritual successor on Kickstarter.
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Characterful, moreish and fiendishly difficult, Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time feels about right
Back to the future.
It's about time indeed: nearly 22 years after Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped released on the original PlayStation, the master of jorts returns. This time, though, it's Spyro Reignited Trilogy studio Toys For Bob handling it, and so as much as I'd personally have loved to see a gritty, blood-and-guts reboot from Naughty Dog, most of the questions for Crash 4 are going to be about authenticity and faithfulness to the originals.
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Feature | Blightbound wants to recreate the nervy pleasures of a good dungeon raid
Backstab.
Ronimo is one of those studios whose games are all thematically resonant. Not that they necessarily look anything alike. Swords and Soldiers offered cartoon vikings "super saucy" sausages. Awesomenauts was a blur of sharp sci-fi invention. And now Blightbound offers dark fantasy heroes and waves of hideous monsters. But move in closer and they all have something in common.
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Ghost of Tsushima is Sony's fastest-selling new PlayStation 4 IP
Beating Horizon and Days Gone.
Samurai adventure Ghost of Tsushima has become Sony's fastest-selling original IP this console generation.
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The new Superhot forces you to wait hours after the ending before you can play again
Mind, control, no delete.
The new Superhot game does something a little different: it makes you wait hours after the ending before you can play the game again.
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Opinion | Microsoft still hasn't made the case for Xbox Series X
Game Pass is another matter.
Let's get the obvious comparison out of the way, now that we can compare the summer's two great trailer showcases - separated this year by six weeks rather than the usual day and a half: Sony edged it.
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Remember Anthem? Well, progress on BioWare's back-to-the-drawing-board retooling of the game is still being made.
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This weekend's Pokémon Go Fest will unlock three weeks of bonuses for everyone
More Gen 5 creatures, new regional, and the return of Rayquaza.
Pokémon Go Fest, the game's big annual ticketed event, takes place this weekend - but developer Niantic is already looking to the future and what will come next.
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The second Sonic the Hedgehog movie releases April 2022
Azure-fire success.
It's hard to believe the Sonic the Hedgehog movie started out as the butt of all internet jokes: yet after revamping the art style and fixing Sonic's weirdly human teeth, the first movie was a success, making over $100m (£76.6m) in its opening weekend alone. And there's plenty more where that came from, as the sequel is arriving in 2022.
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Fortnite's big addition of vehicles is stuck on the production line
"Expect a few weeks until we're road ready."
Fortnite's planned addition of cars has hit a road block, and will now take a little longer to roll out.
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Feature | We should talk about how Halo Infinite looks
Brute force.
Okay, so, let's get this out of the way: I didn't think Halo Infinite looked fantastic. I don't think I'm alone in feeling that way. But I think it's interesting to dig into what's going on with this game, an Xbox Series X launch title but also a kind of cross-gen butter. I'll explain that in a bit.
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CrossfireX's campaign looks like smart dumb FPS action done in classic Remedy style
Staying in Control.
You know by now what Remedy does, and what Remedy does well - and so, I reckon, do Remedy themselves. I don't think anyone looks to the Finnish developer of the likes of Max Payne, Alan Wake and Control looking for too much by way of nuance. Instead, you go to Remedy if you want to see things blow up, and blow up good.
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Here's the very first trailer for Stalker 2
Update: It's a target render.
UPDATE 24TH JULY: The trailer is a target render and not actual footage taken from the game. "The trailer demonstrates the level of graphics and atmosphere we are aiming to achieve on release," GSC Game World confirmed in a FAQ shared on Twitter.
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Obsidian Entertainment has revealed Avowed, a brand new first-person RPG set in the studio's Pillars of Eternity world.
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Feature | The Double-A Team: Mad Dash Racing proved racing games don't need vehicles
Bear foot.
As a spoiled child who was gifted numerous consoles, I had my biggest demand in the spring of 2002: an Xbox. The black and green hues of the preceding "play more" marketing campaign convinced me I would pretty much die if I didn't end up getting one. (Spoiler: I'd have survived either way.) So, one family trip to Comet and over an astonishing £400 later, the bundle we chose had an extra controller, Halo, Max Payne and this thing called Mad Dash Racing.
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Sega reveals Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis for PC and Xbox
And it's out next year.
Phantasy Star Online 2, Sega's long-running online action-RPG, is getting a major overhaul in the form of the freshly announced New Genesis, which is making its way to Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC at some point next year.
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Forza Horizon 4, Ori and the Will of the Wisps getting Xbox Series X optimisations this year
Plus Seas of Thieves and more.
Microsoft has tossed another batch of titles onto its steadily expanding list of Xbox One games that'll be receiving Xbox Series X enhancements come the console's launch later this year, including Forza Horizon 4, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, and more.
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