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In Mortal Kombat 11, RoboCop enlists the help of ED-209
You have 20 seconds to Finish Him!
NetherRealm has offered us a good look at Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath gameplay, including new DLC character RoboCop.
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Digital Foundry | AMD Ryzen 3 3100 and 3300X review: the new budget champions?
Unprecedented value at $100/$120 - with a few caveats.
AMD's third-generation Ryzen processors have been something of a revelation in the PC hardware space, offering a winning blend of price and performance for content creation and gaming alike - but these chips haven't been available at all price points. While AMD added to its high-end options with the release of the 3950X, builders of budget systems have had to either stump up $200 for the mid-range Ryzen 5 3600 or accept the compromises of an older first or second-gen Ryzen CPU. That changes today with the release of the $100/£95 Ryzen 3 3100 and $120/£115 Ryzen 3 3300X.
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Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition feels like the Xenoblade formula perfected
A proper look at the epic RPG running on Switch.
When I think back about what makes a great video game, I tend to think of places before anything else. Halo's ringworld, Zelda's Hyrule, WoW's Azeroth - and to that list you can surely add Xenoblade Chronicles' Gaur Plain. It's a sci-fi marvel of impossible geology that crabs across the sky, curving stone bridges that arc over broad lakes and green hillocks that curve across the horizon. It's as breathtaking a sight as you'll find in any other video game.
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Pathfinder gets a big nerf in the Apex Legends season five patch
But Mirage finally gets a full rework.
Depending on whether you're a Mirage or Pathfinder main, this is either the best or worst day of your Apex Legends career, as the season five patch has brought a raft of changes to the game's meta.
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Arnie is coming to Predator: Hunting Grounds.
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla sees return of social stealth, instakill blade
Here's a first look at your settlement hub, too.
In a flurry of Assassin's Creed Valhalla announcements last night, Ubisoft confirmed a number of returning features for long-term fans of the series.
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Ghost of Tsushima gets the spotlight in tomorrow's State of Play
Phantom of the operating system.
Only a few months remain until Ghost of Tsushima makes its debut in July, so to get players in the mood, Sony is giving players an extended look at the game in its latest PlayStation Nintendo Direct, sorry, State of Play broadcast this week.
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Feature | F1 2020 will likely have us racing before the real thing
Hands-on with this year's game, and a peek at this year's new circuits.
Time was we'd whine like a V6 hybrid that Codemasters' official F1 game would come too late into the season that it simulated, so I guess we should be pleased that this year it's going to have the honour of coming out before this year's championship has even begun - if it happens at all, that is. Given current events, it's remarkable that Codemasters is on target to get F1 2020 out in a couple of months time on July 10th - coinciding, if things go to plan, with the belated start of the season in Austria on July 5th - and it looks like another solid entry it's what fast become one of my favourite racing game series.
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New orders.
Infinity Ward's latest salvo in the battle against Call of Duty: Warzone PC cheaters is two-step authentication.
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Feature | Someone should make a game about: Bob Ross
Beat the devil out of it.
Leaves crackle under foot, and beams of light stream down from the canopy above as we amble towards another one of his favourite spots. Mud squelches and sighs, birdsong ribbons with the breeze, (Titanium) white clouds glance off the creek. We veer off track, and weave our way through the brush. Crouching, he comes to a halt in front of some bramble and I pull up beside him.
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Wonderfully ridiculous What the Golf swings onto Switch next week
Adds new two-player party mode.
Developer Triband's acclaimed, and almost entirely ridiculous, golfing oddity What the Golf is heading to Switch next Thursday, 21st May.
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The Culling rises from the dead a second time with new pay-per-play monetisation model
Buy match tokens or unlimited access packs.
Beleaguered battle royale game The Culling has risen from the dead once more - despite apparently being canned for good last March - this time sporting a monetisation model that will require users to pay for the matches they want to play.
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Harvest Moon: One World heading to Switch later this year
And this time you can explore "an entire world".
Developer Natsume has unveiled Harvest Moon: One World, the latest entry in the long-running farm life series, which is set to arrive on Switch later this year.
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Tony Hawk is texting people about a Pro Skater 1 & 2 remaster
UPDATE: Formally announced, out September.
UPDATE 5pm: After much teasing and leakage, Activision has formally unveiled Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2. It combines remastered versions of the much-loved skating games into one package, and is coming to Xbox One, PS4, and PC on 4th September.
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Delayed Marvel's Iron Man VR has new July release date
Am I the only one who did the reading?
Marvel's Iron Man VR comes out 3rd July 2020, Sony has announced.
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Square Enix store offers free face mask if you spend over $100
"Boost your vitality +1."
Square Enix's online store has offered customers a branded face mask as a "free" gift available with orders of more than $100.
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Here's a good look at gameplay for Amazon's Crucible
You're crushing them.
Amazon has released a few gameplay videos for Crucible that together give us a decent idea of how Amazon's first big, internally-developed video game works.
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We're yet to see exactly what the PlayStation 5 is going to look like, but here's something we'll definitely see a lot while playing it. Sony has revealed some new branding for its first-party games, and it even has a fancy animation.
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The next Tetris 99 tournament will unlock an Animal Crossing: New Horizons skin.
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Video | Animal Crossing's art gallery makes you question what you value
Frame up.
I don't know if you followed the strange story of Leonardo's Salvator Mundi a while back, but the short version, as told in Ben Lewis' book The Last Leonardo, is pretty simple. The art business might be classy and filled with elegance and learning, but a subsection of it is incredibly dodgy. Big ticket paintings are amongst the most valuable things on planet Earth, and thus wonky paintings get smoothed out into something sellable, inconvenient facts get forgotten, and before you know it a painting that once sold for under 100 pounds is suddenly valued in the hundreds of millions - and then it disappears, owner unknown, location only guessed at.
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Apex Legends details Loba's abilities, including teleportation and long-distance looting
Thrown for a lupus.
We've already seen plenty of teases for upcoming legend Loba, but now we know exactly what she's capable of, as Respawn has detailed how her abilities will work. And with another snazzy trailer to boot.
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A trailer for new Cyberpunk 2077 fan film Phoenix Program is dazzling the internet - and has impressed developer CD Projekt Red.
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Ubisoft announces "E3-style" digital showcase event Ubisoft Forward for July
Promises news, reveals, and more.
Ubisoft has unveiled Ubisoft Forward, a new "E3-style" digital showcase event that's schedule to take place via the magic of the internet on 12th July.
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Essential | Streets of Rage 4 review - beloved beat 'em-up gets the Sonic Mania treatment
Blaze of glory.
If you ask me what it is that made Sega's games really sing when they were in their 90s pomp, I'd settle on just one thing. It's the swagger, that cocky self-assuredness backed up with an impeccable sense of style. Any doubt that Streets of Rage began life as a Final Fight clone is soon erased if you look at the similarity between the two leading men, but could Cody Travers ever match the sheer attitude of Axel Stone as he piled through neon-slicked streets full of hoodlums in step to Yuzo Koshiro's searing techno beats?
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Doctor Who VR game studio announces console follow-up
But will it come to next-regen?
Doctor Who: The Edge of Time VR developer Maze Theory has announced plans for a follow-up game, this time bound for non-virtual reality platforms.
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Civilization 6 is getting a new season pass
One more turn.
Three-and-a-half years after it came out, Civilization 6 is getting a new season pass.
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla season pass unlocks Beowulf mission
And you'll "explore new countries" too.
We're still yet to see proper Assassin's Creed Valhalla gameplay, but there's already word on the game's season pass via Ubisoft's German store listing.
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Digital Foundry | The Ghostrunner demo is beautiful - and ray tracing adds to the spectacle
Stress-testing Unreal Engine's DXR features.
Ray traced cyberpunk ninjas - four words that sum up Ghostrunner, a new Unreal Engine 4-powered speed running assassination game that melds the kind of 3D traversal we saw in Mirror's Edge with an aesthetic heavily inspired by Blade Runner. It's all night time, glass, metal and rain - the perfect scenario to get the most out of hardware accelerated ray tracing - and the perfect setting to look into the RT features delivered by the Epic middleware. First impressions? It's very promising, but also in its early days, with lots of tuning and optimisation required.
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Thimbleweed Park reopens with free mini sequel
Sew it goes.
Thimbleweed Park, the point and click adventure game from Monkey Island's Ron Gilbert, has a sequel. Sort of.
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The official Mafia account has woken up after almost two years of silence and tweeted a single word: "Family."
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