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  1. Epic Games Store now offers a refund policy similar to Steam's

    Epic has updated its store to offer a refund policy like Steam's.

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  2. Resident Evil 2 remake players have found easy workarounds for the demo's 30-minute time limit

    When Capcom announced the Resident Evil 2 demo was a "1-shot" with a 30-minute time limit, many complained about not having long enough to try the game out.

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  3. Bungie had to give Destiny 2 players a clue before they finally solved the Niobe Labs puzzle

    Destiny 2 players have finally solved a rock hard puzzle that had stumped them for days - but only after Bungie gave them a clue.

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  4. BadCupid: Procedural romance in a digital world

    Feature | BadCupid: Procedural romance in a digital world

    “Jane Austen, whose interests include travel, money, and film.”

    The easiest way to think about procedural generation is by imagining a huge grid of square cells, where each cell has a chance to become black or white. A set of simple rules are put in place to set the scene: If a white cell has less than two black cells neighbouring it, it becomes a black cell. If a white cell has two or three white cell neighbours, it stays unchanged. If a white cell has more than three white celled neighbours, it becomes a black cell. If a black cell has exactly three white celled neighbours, it becomes a white cell too.

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  5. Fallout 76 players are nabbing unreleased items from a secret "developer room"

    Bethesda seems to have something of a war on its hands over Fallout 76's most powerful items. After several weeks of problems with players creating copies of items through duplication glitches, some have now figured out how to access a secret "developer room" in Fallout 76.

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  6. Puyo Puyo's spruced-up Sega Ages arcade conversion comes to Switch this February

    Developer M2's fantastic series of retro arcade ports for Switch continues apace; not content with unleashing a spruced-up Outrun on the eShop this week, Sega has now confirmed that Sega Ages versions of Puyo Puyo and Gain Ground will be heading to the US and Europe this February.

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  7. It looks like the Dark Souls Trilogy collection could finally be coming to Europe

    UPDATE 11/1/19: Bandai Namco has confirmed that its Dark Souls Trilogy collection, which arrived in the US last October, will indeed be making its way to Europe soon.

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  8. Jackbox follows Edith Finch as next Epic freebie

    It's only recently I've discovered the fun of Jackbox - the mini-game compilations designed for parties, controlled using your phone in one hand, and preferably while holding a can of something in the other.

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  9. Battlefield 5 vs RTX 2060 - can Nvidia's mainstream GPU deliver ray-traced visuals at 1080p60?

    Digital Foundry | Battlefield 5 vs RTX 2060 - can Nvidia's mainstream GPU deliver ray-traced visuals at 1080p60?

    Tweaks are required, but the results are impressive.

    Earlier this week, we reviewed Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2060. Priced at £330/€370/$350, it's the first mainstream graphics card to hit the market with hardware ray tracing support. Right now, it's early days for RT technology and initial demos suggested that even the top-end RTX 2080 Ti could only run ray tracing with a big resolution or performance hit - so what chance would the significantly cut-down RTX 2060 have? The good news is that BF5's RT performance has improved dramatically, and initial tests produced some promising results on the RTX 2060 at full ultra settings. Frame-rates were still highly variable though, and what we wanted was something more ambitious - a fully locked 1080p60 experience with RT features enabled. The good news is, it can be done.

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  10. Rayman Raving Rabbids and Fuel get Xbox One backward compatibility support today

    Another day, another small but satisfying gathering of Xbox 360 titles to add to Microsoft's ever-growing list of games with Xbox One backward compatibility support: and this time it's the turn of Rayman Raving Rabbids, Fuel, and Battlestations: Pacific.

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  11. THQ Nordic is at it again, acquires IP rights to classic sci-fi action-adventure Outcast

    THQ Nordic has started the new year in much the same way as it finished the last one, and has announced that it's acquired the IP rights to yet another classic franchise - this time those of much-loved sci-fi action-adventure Outcast.

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  12. Bungie announces split from Activision

    Bungie announces split from Activision

    Will assume full rights and responsibilities for Destiny franchise.

    Bungie has announced that it's parting ways with Activision, eight years after the companies began working together. The move will see Bungie assuming "full publishing rights and responsibilities for the Destiny franchise".

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  13. New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe hides a secret playable character

    The introduction of Peachette has been responsible for all sorts of things: internet memes and disturbing fan-art aplenty, sure, but also the removal of Blue Toad as a playable character.

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  14. Next weekend, Pokémon Go will debut a new kind of global event

    Pokémon Go has a fresh kind of event for 2019 - Limited Research - which will offer up a single Pokémon via research quests from PokéStops.

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  15. Wargroove delayed to first quarter of 2019

    Wargroove has been delayed from late 2018 to the first quarter of 2019.

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  16. Eurogamer Q&A: Our EGX recommendations

    Feature | Eurogamer Q&A: Our EGX recommendations

    Briming with cool stuff.

    It's that time again! EGX is NEXT WEEK, and we're looking forward to getting our hands on some of the biggest upcoming games of the year, including Kingdom Hearts 3, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey and Super Smash Bros: Ultimate.

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  17. EGX 2018: The best games from this year's show

    Feature | EGX 2018: The best games from this year's show

    The team at Eurogamer picks its highlights from a lovely weekend in Birmingham.

    Another year, another EGX done and dusted! Among the many highlights was a live Arcadia Baes panel, a behind-the-scenes look at Destiny's end-game destination and some brand new Sunless Skies announcements, and whether you caught the show in person or online, we hope you had a lovely time.

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  18. Starbound developer's Advance Wars-like Wargroove headed to Nintendo Switch

    Starbound developer's Advance Wars-like Wargroove headed to Nintendo Switch

    Plus: SteamWorld Dig 2! Runner 3! Stardew Valley co-op!

    Nintendo has detailed dozens of indie games headed to Nintendo Switch, including SteamWorld Dig 2, Yooka-Laylee, Runner 3 and more, via a just-finished livestream.

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  19. 50 game releases to look forward to in 2019

    Feature | 50 game releases to look forward to in 2019

    Plus: listen to our podcast predictions for the year ahead.

    It's perhaps a little far into the new year already to be offering you a preview of what's to come - sorry about that - but piecing together a full picture of coming attractions in 2019 hasn't been easy. After a first quarter packed with big releases and dominated by EA's would-be juggernaut Anthem, the picture is quite hazy, with big names being scarce and release dates - even of the very loosest variety - even scarcer.

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  20. The Irishness of The Witcher 3's Skellige

    Feature | The Irishness of The Witcher 3's Skellige

    Useless to think you'll park and capture it more thoroughly.

    Earlier today, I drove to a place in North Dublin called Tower Bay, which is about five minutes from my house in Donabate - a small seaside town in Ireland.

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  21. Fallout 76 patch kills item duplication and makes bobby pins lighter

    The next Fallout 76 patch is here - and boy is it chunky one. Patch 1.0.4.13 takes aim at many of the game's most unpopular bugs, with over 150 changes being made to the game.

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  22. Catherine Classic out now on PC via Steam

    Catherine Classic is out now on PC via Steam, Sega has announced after weeks of sheep-related teasing.

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  23. Bury Me, My Love review - strength, spirit, and life as a Syrian refugee

    When we are invited to punch reporter Khalisah al-Jilani in Mass Effect, BioWare's messaging is not subtle as a crimson renegade symbol flashes at the bottom of the screen. While undoubtedly a choice - and one entirely at our own discretion, at that - it's clear: this action will have detrimental consequences.

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  24. Fallout 76 players can now download the Fallout Classic Collection on PC for free

    The Fallout Classic Collection is now free to download for those who played Fallout 76 in 2018.

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  25. PUBG banishes a further 12 pros over reported "radar hacking"

    We've become pretty used to hearing about major ban waves from PUBG, and it seems even professional players are getting caught out, as PUBG Corp has punished a further 12 pros for either cheating or allowing their teammates to cheat.

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  26. Bungie unlocks gated Destiny 2 DLC after players spend over 24 hours failing to solve a puzzle

    Bungie has unlocked Destiny 2 DLC that was locked behind a puzzle players spent over 24 hours failing to solve.

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  27. Gris review - an evocative, ethereal experience you don't want to miss

    I've been staring at the cursor flashing on my screen for a while now, silently aggrieved by its cheerless, eyeless blink. I'm perilously close to my deadline, but I'm trapped in a mindless cycle of typing, hesitating, reading, grimacing, deleting, and starting over. What I want to say about Gris isn't coming to me in fully formed sentences; it's just snatches of sentiment coming in dreamy, ethereal wisps, a warm, gloopy mess of incomplete sensations and emotions. There are disparate words I can use - soft, delicate, fragile, beguiling, soothing, melancholic, hypnotising - but strung together like that, I know they're unhelpful. I know I'm not making much sense. Which I guess is kind of fitting because, on paper, Gris doesn't make much sense, either.

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