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Square Enix has given us another preview of the upcoming Final Fantasy 8 remaster - in the form of a rather appropriate meme.
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Nintendo documentation has detailed an upcoming wireless SNES controller for the Switch.
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Young Geralt of Rivia cast in Netflix's The Witcher series
The littlest Witcher.
It looks like The Witcher series has some flashbacks in store for us, as a casting update on IMDb has revealed Tristan Ruggeri will play young Geralt in Netflix's The Witcher.
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Roblox is quietly becoming a huge development platform
Developer revenue set to reach $100m in 2019.
Roblox rarely gets a great deal of media attention, but when it does, we usually get a glimpse of just how big it's become. This again seems to be the case in the last two weeks, in which Roblox announced it has 100 million monthly active users (making it bigger than Minecraft). Now, Roblox has said its community developers are on track to earn $100m (£82.9m) in 2019. And there's more to come.
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Feature | The messy story behind the Hotline Miami mod that never was
"I just felt like a f***ing failure."
It's four in the morning on 18th February 2017, and a 19-year-old modder and writer named Spencer Yan is sitting in his college dorm at his computer, with a server full of Discord users eager for him to drop the latest update for Midnight Animal, a total conversion mod and original story built upon the bloodstained, bullet-riddled blueprints of Hotline Miami.
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Fall of the Samurai released as a standalone game in the Total War Saga
No word on Troy just yet.
Creative Assembly has announced Total War: Shogun 2 - Fall of the Samurai has become a standalone game in the Total War Saga.
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Looks like LA Noire's VR version is headed to PS4
Cop a load of this.
The virtual reality version of LA Noire looks set to launch for PlayStation VR.
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Do you remember your old World of Warcraft character name? I do. It was wyp. Do you see what I did there?
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Minecraft's long-awaited Super Duper Graphics update is officially dead
Proved "too technically demanding to implement".
More than two years after its initial unveiling, Mojang has finally confirmed that Minecraft's very-long-awaited Super Duper Graphics Pack is no longer in development.
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EA's suffered a bad leak - a work-in-progress trailer revealing Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neigborville has sprouted onto the internet.
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Former id studio director Tim Willits joins World War Z developer Saber Interactive
"You've got to work on fun stuff".
Last month, id Software studio director Tim Willits announced that he would, after 24 years with the company, be moving on to pastures new. And now we know where he was heading; Willits has revealed that he's the new chief creative officer of World War Z developer Saber Interactive.
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Beautiful, melancholy platform adventure Gris heading to iOS devices
Out at the end of the month.
Developer Nomada Studio's breathtakingly beautiful, if rather melancholy, platform adventure, Gris, is making its way to iPhone and iPad later this month, on 22nd August.
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16-year-old Fortnite World Cup champion swatted during livestream
"They come in with guns, bro".
Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf, the 16-year-old who recently took home the crown - and $3m USD prize - as Solo Champion in Fortnite's World Cup event, has been swatted during a livestream.
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Another SpatialOS game's been canned, making it the third this year
Lazarus' cancellation follows Mavericks: Proving Grounds and Worlds Adrift.
Lightning-fast action, a "shared and persistent" open world, exciting tech and thousands of players. These were the things promised by Lazarus, an ambitious MMO shooter by indie developer Spilt Milk Studios - and a finished project we'll unfortunately never see. After three years in open alpha, Spilt Milk today announced that Lazarus' development has been cancelled - making it the third game using Improbale's SpatialOS technology to bite the dust this year.
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Epic Games hit with class-action lawsuit over hacked Fortnite accounts
"Fortnite users have an ongoing interest in ensuring that their personal information is protected from past and future cyber-security threats."
Epic Games is facing a class-action lawsuit following a data breach which exposed personal information from millions of users' accounts.
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Now Epic drastically reduces chance Fortnite's hated mechs will spawn
But only for competitive playlists.
Epic has quietly made a big change to Fortnite's much-hated mechs - but if you're playing the game's standard modes you won't see any difference.
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Apex Legends has a bunch of fan-requested quality of life changes on the way
Showing some Devotion.
Respawn has done well recently to keep up to date with requests from Apex players, from improving the battle pass system since season one, to introducing the long awaited solos mode later this week.
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The Switch is getting its first Cave shmup later this year courtesy of M2
ESPecially exciting news.
The Switch is getting its first Cave shooter later this year, thanks to the release of ESP.Ra.De as part of M2's Shot Trigger series.
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Digital Foundry | Ultra-light 'honeycomb' mice are the next big thing in PC gaming gear
Arriving fashionably light.
We recently crowned the Glorious Model O as the best gaming mouse on the market. This ultra-light mouse, weighing only 67 grams, is part of a new breed that use honeycomb-like designs to save weight and flexible cables to minimise drag. The result is a uniquely responsive feel that makes it easy to aim accurately at low DPI settings, while still being able to make bigger 'flick' movements to engage enemies behind you. You also get a unique look, making these new mice easy to identify compared to their traditional counterparts.
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It's been a terrible week for Twitch
CEO sorry for porn linked on Ninja's channel, while users call for racial slur streamer to face punishment.
When the biggest Fortnite streamer in the world leaves your platform, there's going to be a void: but I imagine Twitch wasn't planning on porn being the content to fill it.
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Nightdive Studios, which is currently developing a remake of the original System Shock, has announced it's also working on an enhanced edition of System Shock 2.
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Review | Age of Wonders: Planetfall review - depth without flavour
Driftoff.
I promise you I have tried very hard to find something deeper, beneath the surface of Age of Wonders: Planetfall, that shows its true brilliance. I really have. It screams "hidden gem", on the face of it: a generous glob of SyFy channel space-cheese, spread over a rich and hearty mix of genres. Civilization by way of XCOM, in the ideal setting. Perfect. By any conventional wisdom you'd think, if you scratch away long enough, that the schlock on top would give way to some buried treasure. That there'd be some B-movie, Starship Troopers gold lying in wait, reserved only for those patient and diligent enough to keep digging.
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EA will bring this year's unannounced Need for Speed to Gamescom
UPDATE: Will be announced Wednesday.
UPDATE 12/8/19: EA will announce its under-wraps Need for Speed game this Wednesday, 14th August at 3pm UK time. That's pretty zoom!
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Vegetarian Cooking Mama fans rejoice, the new game has a feature just for you
In case you didn't have enough on your plate.
Last week, we brought word that a new Cooking Mama game for Nintendo Switch had been approved by the European ratings board. Now, a press release for the game (originally published a few months back) has been dug up by Kotaku, which details a (non)-meaty new feature.
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Knights and Bikes lands August release date
Spoke too soon.
The lovely-looking Knights and Bikes finally has a release date - and it's soon! Steam and PlayStation 4 versions of the game will drop on Tuesday, 27th August.
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Essential | A Short Hike review - dreamy brilliance
The living mountain.
There is a wonderful sadness that lurks at the centre of some games, not because they are sad, but because they are beautiful and compact and filled with a sense of mystery, and because all of this stuff can only be experienced for the first time once.
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Valve quietly rolls out Steam Workshop moderation
The approval process should be completed "in less than a day".
New submissions to Steam Workshop will now require moderator approval before they go live.
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This Microsoft patent hints at plans to turn your smartphone into a handheld Xbox device
A patent for a charging device details "removable input modules" for smartphones.
A patent recently filed by Microsoft hints at plans to turn smartphones into a handheld gaming device.
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Square Enix has confirmed that the final piece of free content for Dragon Quest Builders 2 will bring an epilogue, new hairdos, and weather changes to the game when it releases on 20th August, 2019.
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EA files "Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville" trademark
It's about thyme.
Electronic Arts has secured a trademark for the name "Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville".
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