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  1. UK teen having seizure helped by US gaming pal across Atlantic

    UK teen having seizure helped by US gaming pal across Atlantic

    "We noticed police cars outside with flashing lights..."

    A UK teenager who experienced a seizure while playing games online received medical attention thanks to an emergency call from across the Atlantic.

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  2. Pokémon Go's new Trade Evolution mechanic is a cool nod to the main series

    Last Friday, Pokémon Go released another menagerie of creatures from the Unova region - those originally found in DS games Pokémon Black and White.

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  3. Mini Metro has added Barcelona, and I could not be happier

    Mini Motorways has pretty much taken over my life by this point - I only play Los Angeles, and I generally have the whole place in a snarl up by week eight. But there is still room in my heart for Mini Metro, a game which is actually quite different and distinct, the original mini masterpiece.

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  4. AGDQ 2020 finished up with a fundraising total of £2.3 million

    Awesome Games Done Quick has raised a staggering £2.3 million ($3.13m) for the Prevent Cancer Foundation in just one week.

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  5. Borderlands 3's Takedown at the Maliwan Blacksite "scaled" event is back next week

    Did you jump on Borderlands 3's Takedown at the Maliwan Blacksite event but found it too tricky to complete with an incomplete squad? You're not alone. That's why Gearbox is finally releasing a scaled event for those who were "having a hard time making progress or finding a party".

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  6. Nintendo files new trademark application for the Mario & Luigi franchise

    Mario & Luigi developer AlphaDream might have closed down, but it seems Nintendo isn't giving up on the franchise just yet.

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  7. Devil May Cry 3's new Style Change system "allows you to experience the action through unique Styles"

    Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition will feature a new "style change" system.

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  8. Microsoft Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 review: masterpiece

    Digital Foundry | Microsoft Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 review: masterpiece

    The best Xbox and PC controller on the market, but it'll cost you.

    The Elite 2 is the best controller Microsoft have ever made, a triumph of engineering that sets a new standard for premium-grade gamepads on any platform. The new gen-two design includes more features, deeper customisation and clever creature comforts that make the Elite 2 a pleasure to use. Here's why we love it - even though it's not for everyone.

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  9. Someone remade Silent Hill's Cafe 5to2 in Unreal Engine and now I can't stop dreaming of a remake

    Yes, the seminal Silent Hill received an upgrade, of sorts, when Silent Hill: Shattered Memories debuted on the Wii in 2009, but the 20-year-old game is one of few instalments of the psychological horror series that arguably hasn't aged well. Until now, that is.

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  10. Buy Modern Warfare's Outback pack now and support the Australian bushfire relief

    Buy Modern Warfare's Outback pack now and support the Australian bushfire relief

    "Our hearts go out to all those who have been affected."

    From now until the end of the month, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare developer Infinity Ward is donating all proceeds from its Outback Pack DLC to the Australian wildfire crisis.

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  11. The Force is strong with this fan-made VR remake of the 1983 Star Wars arcade game

    Forget the loot box controversy, my biggest disappointment when it came to Star Wars Battlefront 2 was the lack of a dedicated VR mode. After the excellent, but rather brief Rogue One: VR Mission was included in the PS4 version of Star Wars Battlefront, I was fully expecting a bigger and better VR campaign in the sequel.

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  12. 2020 Vision: The Witcher 2 was a stunning tech achievement that still looks great today

    Digital Foundry | 2020 Vision: The Witcher 2 was a stunning tech achievement that still looks great today

    But ubersampling and depth of field still melt even the best PC hardware.

    Next-gen before their time? There's an elite selection of technologically advanced titles that appear towards the tail-end of any given generation, where developers are upping their game, experimenting with the kinds of techniques we'll see in the era to come - and it's typically on PC where we tend to get these nascent next-gen experiences. CD Projekt RED's The Witcher 2 - released in May 2011 - is one such release, a game that required a radical process of re-architecting before arriving on Xbox 360 almost a year later. But what made The Witcher 2 so special, how did it push PC hardware and can even today's mainstream graphics tech handle the game's legendary ubersampling?

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  13. Unused eyeballs, a contorting Lisa and overhead views

    Unused eyeballs, a contorting Lisa and overhead views

    Boundary Break pulls back the camera on P.T. - with horrifying results.

    Boundary Break, the wonderful YouTube channel that pulls back the camera on video games, has turned its attention to P.T., the Silent Hills demo spearheaded by Hideo Kojima.

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  14. Modder makes GameCube Joy-Cons - and they work perfectly with a Nintendo Switch

    A highly-skilled modder has made an impressive set of GameCube Joy-Cons that work perfectly with a Nintendo Switch.

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  15. Skywind's back - and Morrowind has never looked better

    Skywind is back with a new video - and Morrowind looks better than ever.

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  16. Microsoft shares new technique for detecting online grooming of children in video game chat

    Microsoft shares new technique for detecting online grooming of children in video game chat

    "Combating online child exploitation should and must be a universal call to action."

    Microsoft has unveiled Project Artemis, a technique used to detect online predators who try to groom children for sexual purposes using chat in video games.

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  17. Cyberpunk 2077 PSone demake takes the old-school GTA route

    Cyberpunk 2077 is probably the most-anticipated video game in the world right now - and so it seems only right it should have a PSone demake already.

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  18. Don't expect first-party Xbox Series X exclusives for a couple of years

    First-party Xbox Series X games won't be exclusive to the console for a while, Microsoft has said.

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  19. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare to get 3v3 Gunfight, additional loadouts and a raft of bug and exploit fixes

    Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will get 3v3 Gunfight, additional loadouts and a raft of bug and exploit fixes, developer Infinity Ward has said.

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  20. Monster Hunter World PC players reporting deleted saves following Iceborne's arrival

    Monster Hunter World's Iceborne expansion finally - finally - launched on PC yesterday, four months after its console debut. And while its highly anticipated arrival is certainly reason to celebrate, not all PC players are in a jubilant mood, with many reporting a range of issues with the newly released PC version - the most worrying being that existing game saves are, in some cases, no longer recognised after Iceborne's installation.

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  21. Lovecraft-inspired Metroidvania Sundered is currently free on the Epic Games Store

    Sundered, developer Thunder Lotus' wonderful (and gorgeously animated) Lovecraft-inspired Metroidvania, is currently free to download on the Epic Store.

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  22. In the virtual world of Fallout 76, Gun Runners are making thousands in real-world cash

    For some reason I'm rapidly accruing a collection of dumb stories about my time in multiplayer games - and seeing as the Rust murder tale went down so well, I thought I'd recount another. This time it's about my brief foray into the world of Fallout 76 virtual gunrunning, which has since escalated into a detailed look at the life of the traders making serious bank from selling Fallout 76 items. I don't know how I ended up here.

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  23. As GAME battles with its landlords over store rent fees, staff face an anxious start to 2020

    GAME staff face an anxious start to 2020 as they wait to learn their fate following the struggling company's announcement of impending store closures.

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  24. Resident Evil 3 remake gives Carlos "his own interesting section to play through"

    It sounds like Carlos Oliveira will have a bigger role to play in Resident Evil 3 remake than he did in the original game.

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  25. 2020 in preview: Cake Bash already looks delicious

    Now that 2020 is here we're having a little look ahead at some of the year's new games that have us intrigued.

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  26. 2020 in preview: Axiom Verge 2 has us expecting the unexpected

    Now that 2020 is here we're having a little look ahead at some of the year's new games that have us intrigued.

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  27. Five of the Best: Cats

    Feature | Five of the Best: Cats

    His name was Mister Miaow....

    Five of the Best is a weekly series about the bits of games we overlook, those poor old things. I'm talking about crowds, potions, mountains, hands - things we barely notice at the time but can recall years later because they're so important to the overall memory of the game.

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  28. The next Pokémon film looks like a mash-up of Tarzan

    Pokémon's animated film for 2020 is named Coco (yes, like the Pixar film) and features a vine-swinging jungle kid who is Pokémon's version of Tarzan.

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  29. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare player gets revenge on wall glitchers with a tank

    We've had spawns raining men, tactical insertion teleports and players flying around the unreleased battle royale map - but now another glitch has gained prominence in the Modern Warfare community... albeit for all the wrong reasons. This time it's a more traditional online multiplayer problem: wall glitchers, who appear to be plaguing certain corners of Modern Warfare's maps.

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  30. Pokémon Go's 2019 haul reveals just how much better it's doing than Harry Potter: Wizards Unite

    Smartphone sensation Pokémon Go rounded out 2019 with another $894m (£684m) in the bank - the game's most profitable annual total ever. We knew it was on track to do this a few months back, following a particularly plentiful summer period. But now we also have comparison figures with Niantic's other launch Harry Potter: Wizards Unite to compare.

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