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  1. UK charity uses video games to help children reconnect with their estranged parents

    While the gaming industry is under more external scrutiny than ever as it deals with complaints about loot boxes and addiction courtesy of tabloid hysteria, a UK charity is using video games to help children reconnect with their estranged parents.

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  2. Steam revises revenue share policy to let "big game" developers keep more of their profits

    Steam revises revenue share policy to let "big game" developers keep more of their profits

    "This change will reward the positive network effects generated by developers of big games."

    Valve has revised its Steam Distribution Agreement and revenue share tiers so developers can keep more of the profits of their most successful games.

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  3. Rocksteady isn't developing Superman and won't be announcing anything at The Game Awards

    Rocksteady isn't developing Superman and won't be announcing anything at The Game Awards

    It's not a bird. It's not a plane. And - "spoiler - it's not Superman".

    Rocksteady's co-founder and game director, Sefton Hill, has confirmed the studio will not be making an appearance at The Game Awards, and told his followers that despite the rumours, the studio's latest project is not Superman.

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  4. It turns out FIFA is ideal for teaching mental health patients about resilience

    It's clean, bright and open. There's colourful art on the walls, the lingering but not unpleasant scent of toast, a fish tank bubbling away at the front desk.

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  5. Splatoon 2 is getting a special winter-themed Splatfest early next year

    Splatoon 2 might have just received its very last content update after nearly 18 months of post-launch support, but Nintendo's still not done with its multiplayer shooter. The company has announced that Splatoon 2 will be getting a special winter-themed Splatfest on January 4th.

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  6. CCP is going "back to the drawing board" on long-awaited EVE Online shooter Project Nova

    EVE Online developer CCP Games has announced that work on its EVE-themed multiplayer shooter Project Nova will cease in its current form. Instead, CCP will now "take a step back and return to the drawing board".

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  7. Monster Hunter World's festive Winter Star event is underway on Xbox One, PS4, and PC

    Monster Hunter World is getting in the festive spirit with its first ever Winter Star event. It's accessible now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, and introduces new quests, new outfits, new Guild Card customisations, and more.

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  8. Bethesda bans Fallout 76 players for life after shocking in-game homophobic attack

    Bethesda has banned a group of Fallout 76 players for life after a shocking in-game homophobic attack.

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  9. In the crazy economy of Red Dead Online, baked beans are more valuable than gold rings

    Red Dead Online's beta has been out for two days, and somewhat unsurprisingly, there's already been a flurry of criticism regarding the way Rockstar has designed the game's economy. Complaints have largely centred on the microtransactions (amusingly dubbed "micahtransactions" by the community), with many players claiming the premium currency is too difficult to earn.

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  10. Bethesda pushes The Elder Scrolls: Blades release date to 2019

    In a brief change from the current furore over Fallout 76 (see: "bag-gate"), there's some slightly different Bethesda news regarding one of its other titles: the Elder Scrolls Blades, Bethesda's latest foray into the mobile market, is delayed to early 2019.

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  11. Kingdoms of Amalur, Aliens vs Predator now backward compatible on Xbox One

    Microsoft has unveiled the latest batch of Xbox 360 titles to gain backward compatibility support on Xbox One. Now added to the ever-growing list are Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Sonic Unleashed, and Aliens vs Predator.

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  12. Underworld: Ascendant review - a strangely essential development disaster

    Underworld: Ascendant is positively paranoid that you'll forget that it's an immersive sim. A crowd-funded successor to Looking Glass Studios' landmark RPG Ultima Underworld, created with the input of Looking Glass veterans, its dialogue is full of allusions to the genre's ethos of player improvisation using flexible tools. “Experimentation is advised,” remarks Cabirus, the papier-mâché beard in a dressing gown who serves as your mentor on the quest to defeat Typhon, an escaped demon king. Later: “only the adaptable prosper”. Elsewhere: “I seek not to teach you, but to make you think.”

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  13. War Child's charity app Help features new games from Sports Interactive and other devs

    Football Manager studio Sports Interactive and other developers from around the globe have joined forces to create games for Help, a new Android and iOS charity app to support War Child UK.

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  14. Glitch into a fiery bathtub, get your Red Dead Redemption 2 character naked

    Most Red Dead Redemption 2 fans are currently focused on the game's new online mode, the beta for which has already begun. Butt one player's attention has been fixed elsewhere. Thanks to an obscure (and slightly murderous) glitch, a player has found a way to walk around the world of Red Dead totally in the nip.

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  15. EA announces December start date for Anthem's closed alpha

    EA announces December start date for Anthem's closed alpha

    As Dragon Age news teased for "the coming month".

    EA has announced that the closed alpha for BioWare's upcoming multiplayer space shooter Anthem will begin on December 8th for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

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  16. Guacamelee 2 gets dated for December on Switch, out on Xbox One next year

    Developer Drinkbox Studios has announced that its luchador-themed Metroidvania sequel Guacamelee 2 will be heading to Switch on December 10th.

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  17. Studio behind Rust and Garry's Mod announces new arena strategy game

    Surprise! There's a new title by Facepunch in the pipeline - and this one looks very different to Rust and Garry's Mod.

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  18. The Gardens Between, Mutant Year Zero and Strange Brigade hit Xbox Game Pass

    Microsoft has announced three new games coming to Xbox Game Pass.

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  19. Red Dead Online gets back to the Rockstar I love

    Feature | Red Dead Online gets back to the Rockstar I love

    For a few dollars more.

    Excuse me for being a bit slow, but after spending a day with Red Dead Online, something that should have been obvious dawned on me. Maybe Rockstar's a developer whose focus is now more firmly placed on big, grand multiplayer experiences than it is the single-player experiences that made its name, and that first made me an admirer of its craft. And that perhaps should have been obvious if I'd have paid attention to the phenomenon that was Grand Theft Auto Online rather than moseying through GTA 5's campaign a couple of times before setting it to one side. Now I've sampled a little of what happens when Rockstar's open worlds go online, I'm kind of smitten.

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  20. Can Bethesda redeem Fallout 76?

    Can Bethesda redeem Fallout 76?

    Tune into the latest Eurogamer Podcast.

    After recording a podcast about how it's such an exciting time for Pokémon fans with Let's Go, you can't quite say the same for those looking forward to Fallout 76, the online spin-off in Bethesda's role-playing series.

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  21. Nintendo scraps controversial Creators Program, making life easier for YouTubers

    Nintendo is finally shutting down its controversial Creators Program after three rocky years packed with criticism from YouTubers.

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  22. French Revolution courtroom drama We. The Revolution gets a release date

    We. The Revolution, an intriguing and attractive game about playing judge during the French Revolution, comes out 21st March 2019.

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  23. Bethesda offers 500 Atoms to customers affected by Fallout 76 bag-gate

    If you thought the controversy surrounding Fallout 76 ended at the game itself, you're in for a surprise. Bethesda is now in trouble with fans for promising a canvas duffel bag in its $200 (£156) Power Armour Edition of the game - and instead delivering a cheap nylon replacement.

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  24. Path of Exile PS4 delayed to early Feb 2019

    The PlayStation 4 version of Path of Exile has been delayed to early February 2019, its developers have said.

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  25. Darksiders 3 review - a pale imitation of itself

    There's something of the palate cleanser to the faithful hack and slash game. When elsewhere the worlds are getting bigger, the narratives more urgent and the collectables more numerous, games such as Darksiders generally have only one goal: hitting monsters on the noggin. In Darksiders 3, you get to do that once again - and little else besides.

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  26. December's PlayStation Plus games include SOMA and Onrush

    Sony has announced its final batch of PlayStation Plus games for 2018 - and while it's short on triple-A showstoppers, there's a fine selection of titles to be found, including Frictional Games' existential horror SOMA and superb racer Onrush, both on PlayStation 4.

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  27. Dragon Ball FighterZ's latest free update adds new tournament mode, trophies, more

    Bandai Namco has unveiled three free content additions for developer Arc System Works' superb anime battler Dragon Ball FighterZ. Updates one and two are are available to download now on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch, with a third, festive effort due next month.

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  28. Sea of Thieves' big Shrouded Spoils update is here, and the water's never been deadlier

    A mere two months after Sea of Thieves went positively volcanic with the introduction of its deadly new Devil's Roar region, the multiplayer pirate adventure's next major free content update, Shrouded Spoils, is here.

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  29. Fallout 76 players are "server hopping" to speed up the endgame grind

    Now Fallout 76 has been out for a couple of weeks, there are plenty of players who have hit the soft level cap and are now grinding through the endgame.

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