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  1. Good Job developer Paladin Studios closes after nearly 20 years

    Good Job developer Paladin Studios closes after nearly 20 years

    "This was a dream come true – in fact, for us, it was THE dream come true."

    Paladin Studios has shut down.

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  2. Helldivers 2 header image showing three Helldivers. The one on the right, as you look at the screen, is pointing back at the third Helldivers as an explosion burst behind them

    The originally well-received Helldivers 2 now has a "mixed" review score on Steam following over 100,000 "mostly negative" review bombs from PC players unhappy about having to sign into Sony's PlayStation Network to keep playing.

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  3. Two climbers help each other up a rock face using ropes in Surmount.

    Vertical limit | Let's go climbing in some games

    Surmount, Insurmountable, Unsurmountable...

    It was Digital Foundry's John Linneman who first made me see the truth. The truth, in this case, being that Crackdown, the deliriously great open-world blaster, is not a platform game so much as it's a climbing game. Crackdown casts you as a supercop in a city in which you can race up skyscrapers as easily as if you're tooling down the street in a sportscar. Crackdown is all about the window-ledge grip, followed by the boost, followed by the grip and so on until you hit the troposphere. When you scan the side of a building in Crackdown's Pacific City, you're not really looking for platforms, but handholds.

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  4. Ian Higton's face superimposed on a muscular, leotard wearing male character from Infinite Wealth. The character has their hands behind their head and is, um, thrusting. Two dogs are dancing by their side. It's all totally normal.

    Supporters | How to stream, what to stream, when to stream

    Ian and Ed share years of Twitch and YouTube learnings.

    It's time for another episode of Inside Eurogamer, the podcast that's exclusively for Supporters and which takes you behind the curtains here to understand why we do the work we do, and some of the things we've learnt about doing it. Today we're on trend talking about streaming. I say on trend but I don't think I've been on trend about anything, ever. Fortunately for me, other people have been.

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  5. The Nintendo World Championship logo.

    There's something mysterious brewing over at Nintendo; a new listing for a previously unannounced Switch game, called Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition, has been spotted on the US' Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) website.

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  6. apex legends season 21 alter key logo art

    Apex Legends brings back Solos for Season 21

    Upheaval arrives with new Legend Alter and revamped Broken Moon.

    Apex Legends: Upheaval releases on Tuesday 7th May, 2024 and is the 21st season of the ever-evolving battle royale. Alongside the arrival of the first villainous Legend to hit the games since Revenant in 2020, there are plenty of new and returning additions that promise to turn this season on its head including a revamped Broken Moon and Solos mode returning for a limited run.

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  7. Fallout 4's next-gen upgrade: bugged on Series X/S, disappointing on PS5 and PC

    Digital Foundry | Fallout 4's next-gen upgrade: bugged on Series X/S, disappointing on PS5 and PC

    Weirdly undercooked, despite resolution and frame-rate improvements on console.

    In the wake of the massive success of the Fallout TV series, Fallout 4 has received a free next-gen upgrade for PC, PS5 and Series X/S that aims to bring the nine-year-old game up to modern standards. The prospect of native PS5 and Series games is tantalising but unfortunately the update arrives with a number of issues - and even at its best the result is somewhat underwhelming.

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  8. Why you should play Manor Lords as a cosy game

    Video | Why you should play Manor Lords as a cosy game

    A light in the dark ages.

    As a lover of medieval history and swords, I was attracted to Manor Lords from the very first time I heard about it. Manor Lords is a city builder strategy game that has you fostering a thriving medieval village and ushering it into a new dawn filled with trade, farming, and - of course - at least one Manor. After picking it up for myself and getting fully into the medieval ambience thanks to some tavern ambience YouTube videos, I was surprised to find that on peaceful difficulty it could actually be considered a cosy game, just like Stardew Valley and similar farming simulators. Manor Lords also has surprising similarities to Cult of the Lamb, so if you're up for something less cult-like but still with lambs involved in one way or another, look no further.

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  9. A Content Warning creator bobs around in a swimming pool

    Content Warning - the Lethal Company-style co-op horror game that tasks players with filming their friends doing scary things to become famous on SpöökTube, and which shot up in popularity following an April Fool's Day promotion - has just received its first big update.

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  10. Close up of Senua in Hellblade 2

    The required PC specs for Hellblade 2: Senua's Saga have been revealed and it looks like you'll need a beefy machine to have it running well.

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  11. lego fortnite star wars event outfits luke and lando

    Fortnite's huge Star Wars event lets you wear Yoda in a backpack, for a price

    Chewie, Lando, Racing packs among those available, for a combined £60.

    Today brings Fortnite's biggest Star Wars crossover yet, with new content from the galaxy far, far away in all of the game's four main modes.

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  12. Cal Kestis and BD-1 in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

    May the fourth be with you! Microsoft has announced a free five hour gameplay trial for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

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  13. Four lead characters from Redfall walking towards camera away from dusty town accompanied by a small walking robot

    A year after the release of Redfall and some players are still awaiting promised DLC.

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  14. Not A Hero official image showing a purple bunny creature sitting above a St George's cross flag and a banner reading VOTE BUNNYLORD, in front of a silhouetted crowed in pixel art style.

    One of the hallmarks of a great studio - I'm deciding this as I type it, but it definitely sounds legit - is that they can take on surprising themes and topics and genres and still feel like themselves. This week's game of the week had to be a Roll7 joint, and while I could have picked literally any of the team's games - they never made anything that was less than glorious - I've gone for Not a Hero, which was published by Devolver Digital back in the day.

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  15. Screenshot from Helldivers 2's latest Warbond Polar Patriots showing a Helldiver on a snow-covered planet taking aim with a gun

    Helldivers 2 publisher Sony has today announced that players on Steam will soon be required to link to a PlayStation Network (PSN) account. And, the news isn't going down well.

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  16. Knuckles TV show screenshot showing red cartoon echidna flying through the air holding a metal glowing chain

    The Knuckles TV show has set a streaming record for Paramount+ on its opening weekend.

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  17. A photograph of three fingers, as seen from their inside/underneath side, with little smiling faces biro-d onto them. The two outside fingers also have little stick arms drawn onto them, as if the blissfully happy face in the middle is hugging them. Lovely!

    Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing over the past few days. This week we've gone with a bit of a theme: matchmaking. We've pulled on some of our most memorable matchmaking experiences from games we loved. Can you remember any of yours?

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  18. A promotional illustration for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night depicting protagonist Miriam holding a sword aloft.

    If, like me, you haven't been paying that much attention to Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night since the buzz around its release started to fade, you might be surprised to see developer ArtPlay has just shared a brand-new post-launch roadmap - providing a date for the game's final two Kickstarter stretch goals - some five years after leaving early access.

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  19. A Switch promotional photo showing an unseen person poking their console's touchscreen with their finger.

    A little under a month after Nintendo successfully brought an end to open-source Switch emulator Yuzu, the company has managed to wipe out 8535 Yuzu GitHub repositories - containing code from the original emulator - all at once with a single DMCA takedown notice.

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  20. A promotional photo showing the PC version of Baldur's Gate 3's physical Deluxe Edition, alongside all its included goodies.

    Larian Studios has warned of a further - if hopefully short - delay for the Xbox Series X/S and North American PlayStation 5 versions of its fancy Baldur's Gate 3 physical Deluxe Edition, caused by unspecified "production issues".

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  21. XDefiant promotional art showing a masked and heavily armoured soldier looking toward the camera.

    Ubisoft's Tom Clancy-adjacent free-to-play shooter XDefiant has - after several delays last year - been given a release date, and launches for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on 21st May.

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  22. A screenshot from the Gothic remake showing a grizzled man in leather armour standing in a cave.

    As the season of summer showcases creeps ever closer, THQ Nordic has announced its annual digital event will be returning this August with a look at its upcoming games, including the Gothic 1 remake and Titan Quest 2.

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  23. steelseries arctis nova pro wireless in white - headset on laptop

    Digital Foundry | Our favourite gaming headset gets a new white version, hardware improvements

    The Arctis Nova Pro is now friendlier to certain ear shapes.

    SteelSeries' Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is more than a good gaming headset for all consoles plus PC - it's our current top pick overall, beating out names like Corsair and Logitech, thanks to its combination of sound quality, comfort and convenience. This week SteelSeries announced a hardware revision to that DF-favourite design, with a tweak to the placement of the internal mics needed for the headset's ANC functionality, as well as a new white colourway.

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  24. Helldivers 2 header image showing a Helldiver on a snow-covered planet about to launch a projectile.

    It's getting cold in here, so put on all your clothes. So says Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead, which has just debuted its latest Warbond: Polar Patriots.

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  25. Batman throws a batarang perched in front of the moon on a dark rainy night.

    This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, following the announcement of a new Batman Arkham game for Meta Quest VR headsets, we talk about the future of superheroes in video games.

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  26. Elden Ring character rides Torrent into a misty forest in Shadow of the Erdtree

    Shadow of the Erdtree will be 's only piece of DLC, but that doesn't mean more Elden Ring isn't on the way in future.

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  27. A bright and colourful piece of cartoon-style artwork for OlliOlli World, showing a young skateboarder with a wrist in plaster cast standing atop a huge wooden ramp.

    Opinion | Goodbye Roll7, you deserved so much better

    A cherished font of bright new ideas, closed for good.

    I was stunned this morning to read about the sudden closure of award-winning British studio Roll7 by parent company Take-Two, as I'm sure so many of you were. It hasn't been officially confirmed by either company yet but there are reports out there and people talking in all-but-confirmation tones on social media. It seems beyond doubt.

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  28. The Lone Wanderer walks with Dogmeat in Fallout 3

    Fallout 3 is available this month for free as part of Amazon Prime Gaming.

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  29. Keyboards big and small: three enthusiast options reviewed in spring 2024

    Digital Foundry | Keyboards big and small: three enthusiast options reviewed in spring 2024

    Mistel AirOne, Meletrix BOOG75 and a custom Keychron Q1 with MX Purples.

    What is an enthusiast-grade mechanical keyboard? It depends on what you're into - it might be a super-fast gaming board for esports, an ultra low-profile work keyboard equally adept for Mac or Windows, or even a full-fat custom keyboard with unique switches and a compact form factor. Today we've got examples of all three, giving you an idea of what sorts of keyboards are out there and which you might prefer.

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  30. Total War Pharaoh screenshot showing the lands ablaze with fire as a soldier stands in the foreground with an expression that makes it appear he is letting out some kind of battle cry.

    Sega and Creative Assembly have announced a collection of new features and cultures coming to Total War: Pharaoh as part of an upcoming free update.

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