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  1. Call of Duty's free-to-play battle royale mode Warzone officially detailed, out tomorrow

    Following its premature unveiling via YouTube mishap earlier today, Activision has now formally detailed its free-to-play Call of Duty battle royale experience, known as Warzone, which launches tomorrow on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

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  2. PSVR horror The Persistence coming to PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC

    PlayStation VR game The Persistence is coming to consoles and PC without the VR requirement this summer.

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  3. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare battle royale footage leaks early

    UPDATE: Surprise surprise, a countdown timer has appeared in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and it's almost certainly the release time for the new battle royale mode.

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  4. Animal Crossing player achieves "bellionaire" status, raises money for pet charity

    Well here's a turnip for the books: the Animal Crossing player who said he'd hit one billion bells through hard graft alone has achieved his goal, and to celebrate, he's raised hundreds of dollars for an animal charity.

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  5. Hotshot Racing looks to capture the spirit of London's Trocadero in the 90s

    If you lived within a 20-mile radius of central London in the 90s and had any interest in interactive entertainment, there was only really one game in town. London's Trocadero was a mecca not only for video games, but a very particular, very 90s brand of video game: Sega's big, brash arcade racers, the likes of Sega Rally and Virtua Racing becoming an indelible part of so many childhoods. It's no wonder so many of us still pine for these glorious things.

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  6. Murder by Numbers review - a witty, winning combo of puzzler and visual novel

    Honor's having a bad day and now there's a giant stiletto embedded in the side of a drag bar.

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  7. Actor Max von Sydow dies aged 90

    Actor Max von Sydow dies aged 90

    Tributes for Skyrim voice actor.

    Max von Sydow has died aged 90. According to the BBC, his family announced "with a broken heart and infinite sadness" that the actor died on Sunday.

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  8. Here's Spawn doing his thing in Mortal Kombat 11

    NetherRealm has released gameplay footage of Spawn in Mortal Kombat 11.

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  9. Five of the Best: Save points

    Five of the Best is a weekly series about the bits of games we overlook. I'm talking about hands, maps, cats, startup screens - things we ignore at the time but can recall years later because, it turns out, they're integral to our memory of the game. Now is the time to celebrate them!

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  10. Few games make a more brilliant first impression than Gonner

    Years ago, an editor of mine who was very brilliant used to say, what's the chance of actually reviewing a game? Even the simplest of games contains multitudes. Even the simplest of games is impossible to get your head and your hands around. Why not just review the first five minutes?

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  11. Warframe is 7, so here's some free loot to celebrate

    Warframe is 7, so here's some free loot to celebrate

    "Behind every year is an Arsenal of unforgettable memories and moments."

    It's Warframe's seventh - seventh! - official anniversary, and to celebrate, developer Digital Extremes is releasing a celebratory Dex Raksaka armour set for players who get involved over the month of March. Just log in before 30th March 2020 to secure yours.

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  12. Fortnite's Legacy Look Controls options will be removed next week

    Do you still use Fortnite's Legacy Look Controls? Brace yourself - from next week, the option will be removed.

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  13. This is who bought that rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype

    We now know who won the auction selling off an ultra-rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype, which was rediscovered in an attic in 2015. The winning bid of $300,000 USD (around £230,000) - excluding the $60,000 "buyer's premium" fee - came from Greg McLemore, the founder of Pets.com.

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  14. Here's what your PC needs to run Doom Eternal

    If you've been wondering if your PC rig is going to cope with the demands of Doom Eternal, wonder no more: developer id Software has finally revealed the shooter's recommended and minimum specs.

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  15. Cyberpunk 2077 marks International Women's Day with a fresh peek at its default female protagonist

    To mark International Women's Day, Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has revealed a new version of the default female protagonist.

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  16. PUBG needs your help shaping its new competitive mode

    PUBG needs your help shaping its new competitive mode

    "Feedback from this test will help us determine the ruleset for our upcoming Competitive Mode."

    PUBG Corp. is looking to you to help shape the rules of its upcoming competitive mode.

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  17. PC's new Halo Combat Evolved tested: the Master Chief Collection expands - but how good is the port?

    Digital Foundry | PC's new Halo Combat Evolved tested: the Master Chief Collection expands - but how good is the port?

    Gameplay is golden, performance is great - but it's far from the definitive edition.

    Another piece of the puzzle slots into place as PC owners receive a new title for Halo: The Master Chief Collection. The original Halo Combat Evolved - or more specifically, its Anniversary Edition - is now available. Overall, it's a good port of the existing Xbox One edition of the game, bringing with it a range of options never seen before on the existing PC version. However, by extension, as an Xbox One port, this also means that a host of smaller but heavily criticised issues inherent to console version make their way across to PC too when we really would have loved to have seen these problems properly addressed once and for all.

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  18. In Theory: Can a four teraflop GPU cut it for a next-gen console?

    Digital Foundry | In Theory: Can a four teraflop GPU cut it for a next-gen console?

    A question of scalability.

    A next generation console with just 4 teraflops of GPU power? Well, that's the rumour. While Microsoft teases and tempts us with the 12TF behemoth that is Xbox Series X, rumours persist that a second box is in development, designed to hit the market at a much lower price-point, undercutting PlayStation 5 while still being able to play each and every next-gen Xbox game. Lockhart is its codename and I find the basic concept behind its creation absolutely fascinating.

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  19. What stand-up comedy can teach games

    Feature | What stand-up comedy can teach games

    Sit-down laughs.

    People love to laugh. Laughing is fun, it brings people together, some even say it's medicinal. People love laughing so much that I'm often paid to stand up in a dark room telling jokes to strangers.

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  20. This shotgun glitch is preventing players from reloading in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

    A shotgun reloading glitch is causing issues for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare players.

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  21. Some publishers may be abandoning GeForce Now, but Epic "is wholeheartedly supporting" the service

    Some publishers may be abandoning GeForce Now, but Epic "is wholeheartedly supporting" the service

    Epic boss Tim Sweeney insists "it's the most developer-friendly and publisher-friendly of the major streaming services".

    2K may have recently joined Activision and Bethesda in removing its portfolio from GeForce Now, Nvidia's streaming service, but it seems the service's biggest game - Fortnite - isn't going anywhere just yet.

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  22. The Wonderful 101: Remastered's modest $50K Kickstarter goal finishes at $2.2 million

    The remaster for Platinum Games' The Wonderful 101: Remastered has finished up its £38,000 ($50K) Kickstarter campaign with a grand total of ¥235,320,528 - that's a whopping £1.7 million ($2.2m).

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  23. South by Southwest cancelled due to coronavirus

    South by Southwest cancelled due to coronavirus

    "We are now working through the ramifications of this unprecedented situation."

    Interactive media festival, South by Southwest (SXSW), is the latest casualty of COVID-19 fears. Just a week before it was scheduled to take place, its organisers have now confirmed the show has been cancelled.

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  24. The key to Nintendo's innovative spirit is "to make something you believe is fun", says Shigeru Miyamoto

    The key to Nintendo's innovative spirit is "to make something you believe is fun", says Shigeru Miyamoto

    "If you make something for the sake of selling then it'll have all kinds of failures."

    Nintendo director Shigeru Miyamoto has opened up about how the company drives innovation within the company, and well as managing its family-friendly image without appearing too infantile or "childish" for its core gaming audience.

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  25. 2K joins Bethesda and Activision in pulling its games from GeForce Now

    2K joins Bethesda and Activision in pulling its games from GeForce Now

    Floundering streaming service loses another publisher.

    2K is the latest publisher to pull its games from GeForce Now, Nvidia's streaming service.

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  26. Islands and masonic initiations: the fantastic architecture of Jean-Jacques Lequeu

    What do you know about Jean-Jacques Lequeu? I'd be surprised if you know anything because he's quite obscure. A rare find. He was French architect who lived through the Revolution only to die in poverty having never found fame. Almost nothing he drew was ever made but by bequeathing 800 drawings to the Bibliothèque nationale de France, he ensured his ideas would not be forgotten. And I'm glad they haven't been.

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  27. Mojang cancels real-world Minecraft Festival event due to coronavirus

    It was only last week that Minecraft developer Mojang revealed it would be resurrecting its old MineCon live event format in September for a big real-world jamboree known as Minecraft Festival. Unfortunately, it's now opted to cancel this year's event as a result of the coronavirus.

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  28. Ultra-rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype sells at auction for £230,000

    The ultra-rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype, which was rediscovered in an attic in 2015, has been sold at auction for $300,000 USD (around £230,000).

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  29. Disgaea's penguin-themed platform spin-offs Prinny 1 and 2 heading to Switch this Autumn

    Disgaea's two side-scrolling platform spin-offs - Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero? and Prinny 2: Dawn of Operation Panties, Dood! - are being bundled up into one penguin-themed package for Switch, and it's due to arrive later this year.

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  30. Apex Legends deliberately set up Forge to fool data-miners, Respawn confirms

    In one of the greatest bamboozles in recent video game history, Respawn pulled an incredible bait-and-switch by hyping up a new Apex Legend, then murdering him before he ever reached the game. Forge's assassination was a shocking but brilliant moment, helping to renew interest in the battle royale as it reached its one-year anniversary, and providing a pretty dramatic way to reveal actual new legend Revenant.

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