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  1. Star Wars: Squadrons doesn't have microtransactions, isn't a live-service game

    Star Wars: Squadrons does not have microtransactions and is not a live service game, EA has said.

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  2. With any luck, the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone mid-Season 4 weapon tuning will nerf the hell out of the Grau

    Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone's long-awaited weapon tuning is set for the middle of Season 4, Infinity Ward has said.

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  3. Put a Conquest Mode in everything

    Feature | Put a Conquest Mode in everything

    Empire dearth.

    Conquest Modes, I truly believe, are the best thing to almost happen to video games. There was a weird, brief time when it looked like they might happen around 2005, seemingly off the back of a wave of appreciation for Total War, when they started popping up in everything from other RTS games to the original Star Wars Battlefront 2. But then - poof! - gone.

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  4. VR shooter smash Boneworks adds zombie arena, Boardgun tool and more

    Developer Stress Level Zero's acclaimed shooter and "experimental physics VR adventure", Boneworks, has just received its hefty 1.5 update on PC, adding a new zombie-themed arena, a new tool to mess around with, and more.

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  5. Monument Valley dev's antique restoration game Assemble With Care gets free epilogue

    Assemble With Care, the charming 80s-themed bric-a-brac restoration game from Monument Valley developer Ustwo, has just received its first free update, introducing an expansive epilogue to cap its well-received core campaign.

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  6. DC superhero fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us is free to download and keep right now

    NetherRealm's acclaimed DC Comics superhero fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us is currently free to download and keep on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

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  7. It looks like retro platformer The Messenger is finally coming to Xbox One next week

    Developer Sabotage's wonderful Ninja-Gaiden-inspired retro platformer (with a twist!), The Messenger, is finally set to make its long-awaited debut on Xbox One next Thursday, 25th June, according to a new listing on the Microsoft Store.

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  8. Sony is selling a replica of Ellie's guitar from The Last of Us 2 for $2299

    Sony is selling a replica of Ellie's guitar in The Last of Us 2 for a whopping $2299.

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  9. Smash Bros. will detail its Arms DLC fighter next week

    Nintendo will unveil its new DLC fighter for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate next Monday at 3pm UK time.

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  10. CrossfireX beta launches later this month

    You may not be familiar with it, but tactical shooter CrossFire is one of the most-played PC games in the world - having accrued over 650m registered players since it first launched in 2007. And if you want to jump on the bandwagon, you won't have to wait much longer, as the beta for new title CrossfireX starts next month.

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  11. The Last of Us Part 2 tech review: a Naughty Dog masterclass

    Across the generations, the first-party exclusive 'prestige game' has become an important part of the console ownership experience. These large, expensive projects are designed to push the medium to its limits, offering players new experiences with top-tier production values and state-of-the-art technology. Within the upper echelon of studios charged to deliver these halo titles, Naughty Dog has cemented itself as one of the best. The Last of Us Part 2 is the studio's latest creation and perhaps its most stunning. Beneath its decaying façade lies a gorgeous, beautifully realised experience; it's a game that applies the multitude of hard lessons learned from prior releases, culminating in delivering Naughty Dog's largest, most ambitious project to date - but what does that really mean in the context of this game?

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  12. Cyberpunk 2077 PS4 will get a free upgrade for PlayStation 5

    Cyberpunk 2077 PS4 will get a free upgrade for PlayStation 5

    Before a "more robust" next-gen version down the line.

    Cyberpunk 2077's PS4 version will be playable on PlayStation 5 as soon as the game launches, developer CD Projekt Red has said.

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  13. Sir Ian Holm passes away, aged 88

    Sir Ian Holm passes away, aged 88

    Famous for his roles as Bilbo, Ash, and many more.

    Sir Ian Holm has passed away, aged 88. The legendary British actor had been living with Parkinson's disease for several years.

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  14. Here's a very brief next-gen Dragon Age 4 tease

    Here's a very brief next-gen Dragon Age 4 tease

    And a quick peek at Motive's next game, too.

    There wasn't much for BioWare fans in tonight's EA Play stream, save for the briefest of glimpses at some new Dragon Age locations running on next-gen consoles.

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  15. Guinness World Records reinstates Billy Mitchell's Pac-Man and Donkey Kong records

    Guinness World Records has reinstated Billy Mitchell's disqualified world records for Pac-Man and Donkey Kong.

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  16. Rockstar stops hackers spawning KKK in Red Dead Online

    Rockstar stops hackers spawning KKK in Red Dead Online

    "Any form of racist and abusive behavior in-game will not be tolerated."

    Following in the footsteps of GTA Online, Red Dead Online has faced problems with hackers for a good while now - and more recently, things took a severe turn for the worse. Community members noticed a marked increase in hackers spawning Ku Klux Klan NPCs, often accompanied by a barrage of racist slurs, and took to Twitter and Reddit to express their concerns.

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  17. Disintegration review - a quirky but troubled sci-fi shooter

    Back at last year's E3 - an event that now feels like a lifetime ago - I had a chat with V1 founder Marcus Lehto to pin down what Disintegration was all about. Due to the game's dystopian sci-fi setting and Lehto's background as the co-creator of Halo, I came away thinking Disintegration's narrative had the potential to explore some fascinating topics, including post-humanism and the threats to our world today.

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  18. EA-published Rocket Arena arrives next month

    EA has scooped up Rocket Arena for launch on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next month.

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  19. Here's over an hour of new Baldur's Gate 3 gameplay

    Larian livestreamed over an hour of new Baldur's Gate 3 gameplay last night - and it looked great.

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  20. A Way Out dev's next game is "emotional" co-op action adventure platformer It Takes Two

    Hazelight, the developer behind co-op prison break adventure A Way Out, has revealed its latest game: co-op action-adventure platformer It Takes Two.

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  21. Google Stadia timed-exclusive Crayta out in July

    Stadia timed-exclusive Crayta comes out 1st July 2020, Google has announced.

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  22. Demon's Souls PS5: a remake worth waiting a generation for?

    Digital Foundry | Demon's Souls PS5: a remake worth waiting a generation for?

    A closer look at Bluepoint's stunning work.

    We've waited a long time for this - a whole console generation in fact - but a revamped rendition of Demon's Souls is finally coming, spearheading the line-up for Sony's next generational leap in gaming. This is indeed Bluepoint Games' mysterious project, first teased by the developer back in March 2018 on these very pages, and it's a big deal. First released as a PS3 platform exclusive back in 2009, From Software's Demon's Souls laid the template for the Soulsborne games to follow and based on the PlayStation 5 reveal we saw last week, we're in for a treat with its remake.

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  23. The Double-A Team: The thrilling convenience of Torchlight

    I spent a lot of last week zooming around in Disintegration, which is a fascinating and pretty lovely game. It's lovely because everything in it feels so good, and because - not an insult - there is a warming, comforting Double-A-ness to it in its sparsity and its obvious desire to get the most out of absolutely everything. And it's fascinating because... well.

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  24. Cyberpunk 2077 delayed again to November

    Cyberpunk 2077 delayed again to November

    "Our intention is to make... something that will stay with you for years to come."

    Cyberpunk 2077 has been delayed again and will now come to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on 19th November.

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  25. Star Wars Squadrons can be played completely in VR

    Star Wars Squadrons can be played completely in VR

    And lets you have an Ewok bobblehead in your ship.

    Set in the years after Return of the Jedi, Star Wars Squadrons puts you in the boots of both New Republic and Empire pilots, as you dogfight in space battles from within the cockpit of various famous ships.

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  26. More EA titles including The Sims 4 and Titanfall 2 now available on Steam

    Late last year, EA made its long-awaited return to Steam with the arrival of Star Wars: Fallen Order. The publisher's selection of titles has continued to swell on Valve's storefront since then, and today brings another batch of games, including The Sims 4 and Titanfall 2.

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