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  1. Fantasy 7 Remake has changed a lot over the last three years

    This week, Square Enix revealed new footage of Final Fantasy 7 Remake for the first time in three-and-a-half years - and quite a lot about the game has changed.

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  2. How Rainbow Six Siege brings diversity to the military shooter

    Feature | How Rainbow Six Siege brings diversity to the military shooter

    Using all the colours in Team Rainbow.

    If you're at all familiar with the Tom Clancy brand of military shooters and espionage games, a portion of the fandom around Rainbow Six Siege might surprise you. A contingent of the usual series enthusiasts is there, lovers of phrases like breach and clear, who know the difference between a clip and a magazine. Beside that familiar lot though are a community who like to do cosplay, who have Tumblrs full of cute fan art - a community who have embellished the game with a personality richer than anything in the game itself.

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  3. See stunning remaster of Warframe's ageing Gas City tileset in new before and after trailer

    Developer Digital Extremes has offered a brisk, but illuminating, look at Warframe's thoroughly remastered Gas City area, which is set to release in a new update soon.

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  4. You can get an exclusive Game Boy theme as part of Tetris 99's next online Grand Prix event

    Nintendo is hosting another online Grand Prix event for its ludicrously compelling block-dropping Battle Royale game Tetris 99 next week, and there's a nifty Game Boy theme as a prize for all that do well enough.

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  5. An old Life is Strange 2 bug deleted PS4 save files, and some people are only finding out now

    UPDATE 6.30pm: Life is Strange developer Dontnod has provided a statement on the save issue and ways to solve the problem. Pleasingly, the studio has confirmed there are multiple save file options to pick from to reflect different choices through the second season so far. Here's the update in full:

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  6. Devolver's hosting another (almost inevitably unhinged) E3 press conference this year

    Indie publisher Devolver Digital has confirmed that its E3 press conference will return - along with, presumably, its bionically rejuvenated and formerly deceased CEO Nina Struthers - on Sunday, 9th June, 2019. Check a look!

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  7. Yes, the best Final Fantasy is even better now that it's portable

    Where to start with a game like Final Fantasy 12? If it's not exactly universally recognised as the greatest game in this most storied of series - for shame - then perhaps it can at least lay claim to being the quintessential Final Fantasy; divisive amongst the fans, subject to a tortured development and ambitious to the extreme. Forget airships, moogles and summons - that's everything a Final Fantasy should be.

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  8. Giga Wrecker Alt is a colourful slice of anime action that leaves a little to be desired

    Last year, Game Freak took one of its semi-regular breaks from its beloved little pocket monsters in order to bless us with a futuristic, sci-fi adventure, side-scrolling 2D platformer in the form of Giga Wrecker Alt. And now it's just released on console.

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  9. Dragon's Dogma on Switch: the port's solid but the cutbacks are noticeable

    Spearheaded by Devil May Cry director Hideaki Itsuno, Dragon's Dogma is often overlooked in the list of last-gen's best RPGs. Inspired by western goliaths like Skyrim, Capcom challenged itself to create its own fantasy epic, powered by its own proprietary technology. PC and current-gen console ports followed, culminating in the arrival of this fascinating Switch conversion.

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  10. God of War's feature length behind-the-scenes documentary is here

    Although I can scarcely believe it, over a year has passed since God of War first thundered its way onto PlayStation 4 - and now seems as good a time as any to take a look back at the game's many successes. Loki-ly for us, Santa Monica Studio has created a feature-length documentary detailing the exact story of how God of War was made - and you can now watch the whole thing on YouTube.

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  11. Tetris 99 now has offline modes, but you have to pay for them

    Nintendo Switch exclusive Tetris 99 is one of the best things available on the console. It's a mash-up of battle royale and classic puzzle mechanics, and is also a perfect excuse to own a Nintendo Online subscription, which nets you the game for free.

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  12. There's a Predator game coming to PS4 in 2020, and it sounds a lot like Evolve

    Sony has begun laying the groundwork for its 2020 release schedule with Predator: Hunting Grounds, a PlayStation 4 shooter based on the much-loved action movie franchise.

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  13. You should give the Heaven's Vault demo a go this weekend

    Heaven's Vault is a fine game, and not yet a month old, but you might not have heard of it - as an independent production it doesn't have a massive megaphone. Thankfully now, there's now a free demo you can try.

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  14. MediEvil remake set to rise on Halloween

    Sony's revamped MediEvil will burst through the soil and onto your PlayStation 4 this Halloween - specifically, on Friday 25th October.

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  15. The folklore roots of Sekiro's anus-ball snatching enemies

    From the feral beasts of Bloodborne to Dark Souls' assorted grotesques, FromSoftware has a habit of infusing its work with horror. Its latest game, Sekiro may have swapped out gothic spires and dungeons for silvergrass and sakura, but there's still darkness festering beneath the surface. Game director Hidetaka Miyazaki once explained "it's important to have that sense of fear and terror" in order for players to go onto overcome it.

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  16. Cities: Skylines' upcoming Campus expansion is all about educational excellence

    Developer Colossal Order's perennially popular city builder Cities: Skylines is going back to school in its latest expansion, Campus, which comes to PC on 21st May.

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  17. Capcom details Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's massive new biome, new creatures, more

    Capcom details Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's massive new biome, new creatures, more

    Says expansion "will rival" Monster Hunter World in terms of content.

    Following on from the gameplay trailer reveal of Monster Hunter World expansion Iceborne, Capcom has shared a few more details on what players can expect to see when the paid update hits PS4 and Xbox One on 6th September.

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  18. Hades and the texture of the world

    Hades is the latest game from Supergiant, a studio that sometimes seems to rival Klei Games in terms of classiness and poise and sheer polish. Hades is all about ancient gods smashing things up in the underworld. It's a Roguelite in which you fight your way through a shifting maze of classical horrors again and again and again. There is so much that's good about it I'm aiming to write something more comprehensive next week. For now, though, I wanted to talk about something I probably don't think about enough in games: the texture of the in-game world.

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  19. Ghost Recon Breakpoint brings more survival and neck-stabbing to the Wildlands formula

    Following the leak earlier today, Ubisoft has officially revealed Ghost Recon Breakpoint, the forthcoming follow-up to 2017's massively popular, somewhat generic open world shooter Wildlands.

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  20. Monster Hunter World's snowy Iceborne expansion gets a lengthy gameplay trailer

    Ahead of tonight's planned Monster Hunter World Spring Update livestream, Capcom has offered a sizeable new gameplay trailer showcasing the game's previously announced Iceborne expansion, which now has a release date of 6th September.

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  21. Square Enix unveils first Final Fantasy 7 Remake trailer in over three years

    Square Enix has unveiled a brand-new trailer for its hugely anticipated, and long-in-the-works, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, with more news promised to arrive this June.

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  22. Sci-fi strategy game Stellaris is free to play this weekend on Steam

    Paradox Interactive's celebrated sci-fi 4X strategy game Stellaris will be free to try this weekend on Steam, in honour of the game's third birthday.

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  23. Dead by Daylight's next killer revealed to be Ghostface from Scream

    Dead by Daylight's next killer revealed to be Ghostface from Scream

    After dev accidentally deploys internal build.

    Following an unintentionally revealing update mishap, fans have discovered that the next killer to join asymmetrical multiplayer slasher horror Dead by Daylight will be the iconic masked maniac Ghostface from Scream.

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  24. Bethesda pulls Elder Scrolls Online tabletop RPG following plagiarism allegations

    Whoops - seems Bethesda's marketing plan for The Elder Scrolls Online's upcoming expansion Elsweyr has gone awry, as a tabletop RPG adventure named after the update has been accused of plagiarism.

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  25. E3 2019 Nintendo Direct set for 11th June

    E3 2019 Nintendo Direct set for 11th June

    Animal Crossing! Link's Awakening! More?

    Nintendo has announced its E3 2019 plans - and dated its Nintendo Direct.

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  26. Switch's 'boost mode' tested: what is it and how does it work?

    Digital Foundry | Switch's 'boost mode' tested: what is it and how does it work?

    Mortal Kombat 11, Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey analysed.

    Let's get straight to the point - Switch is indeed evolving and in select scenarios, Nintendo's hardware is becoming more powerful than it was at launch. Recent stories talking about a 'boost mode' of sorts for the console hybrid are perhaps a touch inaccurate, but after investigating a trio of recent releases, it's now confirmed that Nintendo is selectively overclocking its hardware - or more precisely, opening up new options for developers to beef up portable performance while at the same time playing with thermal management and CPU clocks to speed up loading times.

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  27. Fortnite season 9 sees cyberpunk-style Tilted Towers rise from the ashes

    After Tilted Towers suffered a dramatic death-by-volcano last week, many were wondering whether the famous hotbed of sweats would ever be resurrected - but season 9 is upon us, and so is the new version of Tilted Towers. You can't keep this place down.

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