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  1. Latest Steam Link update lets you play local co-op by 'streaming to multiple devices simultaneously'

    The Steam Link now supports local co-op by simultaneously streaming to multiple devices.

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  2. Evasion is a VR wave shooter that adds mobility but avoids innovation

    If you're looking for an episode of Ian's VR Corner over on our YouTube channel today you're going to be disappointed - there isn't one. Don't worry though, the series isn't over, it just went up a little earlier in the week instead!

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  3. Six years later, Star Citizen is still raking it in

    Six years later, Star Citizen is still raking it in

    Just under £300,000 made in just one day.

    Star Citizen has been in development for six years and it still doesn't have a release date - but the money keeps flooding on in.

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  4. Senran Kagura game delayed on PS4 after Sony requests removal of Intimacy Mode

    Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal's PlayStation 4 release has been delayed after Sony told the publisher to remove its Intimacy Mode.

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  5. Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales shows off its RPG credentials in new 37-minute video

    CD Projekt Red has released a new 37-minute video, with commentary, showcasing a whole heap of gameplay elements from its upcoming Gwent-based Witcher RPG, Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales.

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  6. Treyarch has a plan to combat Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's emote peeking problem

    Are you playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 this weekend? I am - and I'm having a blast (expect a review next week). But while everything appears to be running smoothly at launch, there's one area of the game that's already got players' backs up: emote peeking.

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  7. Traps, treasure and ancient tomb raiders

    Feature | Traps, treasure and ancient tomb raiders

    Press X to not die.

    You're exploring the ruins of an ancient, forgotten tomb when you hear the sudden, tell-tale grind of a pressure plate underfoot. For a fraction of a second all is calm, but you know something's coming. The only question is what. Poison darts shot from hidden sconces in the wall? An unseen trapdoor opening over a pit of vicious spikes? A blade swinging down from overhead? Or that old beloved classic, the rolling boulder.

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  8. THQ Nordic details Darksiders 3's post-launch DLC plans

    THQ Nordic details Darksiders 3's post-launch DLC plans

    The Crucible and Keepers of the Void incoming.

    THQ Nordic has outlined its post-launch DLC plans for Darksiders 3, Gunfire Games' continuation of Vigil Games' well-regarded hack and slash action-adventure series.

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  9. Speedrunner misses out on world record by accidentally activating GTA helicopter cheat code

    One of the things I love most about old school games are their cheat codes. I have fond memories of spamming "motherlode" into the Sims to make it rain simoleons - while codes in other games gave you invincibility, new characters and even (somewhat infamously) unlockable blood and gore.

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  10. Hands on with Ghost Mode, Hitman 2's new 1v1 online multiplayer

    Hitman 2 will release with a brand new 1v1 competitive online multiplayer mode called Ghost Mode.

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  11. Fallout 76 and West Virginia Tourist Office partner to promote state's natural beauty

    How do you promote the natural beauty and wonder of your state? Why, by comparing it to a post-apocalyptic wasteland, of course!

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  12. Xbox's new avatars now available to all

    Xbox One's long-in-development new avatar system is now available to everyone, as part of the console's October update.

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  13. The best places to live in video games

    Looking at places to live in games, it would be easy for the most magnificent, pompous and elegant palaces and castles to dominate any appreciation. But there is plenty of room to appreciate those residences that are tucked away, perhaps underrated, that are not major hubs or destinations and that are only subtle intrusions. Some draw a curious sense of attachment from players, eliciting a sense of pseudo-topophilia - a close relationship with a virtual land or place. The resulting effect is sometimes enough to cause the sentiment: if this place were real, I would live there.

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  14. Alien invasion rhythm oddity Gal Metal gets a November release date on Switch

    Developer DMM Games has announced that Gal Metal, its endearingly bizarre rock improv rhythm experience, will launch on Switch next month, on November 2nd.

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  15. Bungie changes plans, will bundle Destiny 2 DLC with Forsaken from next week

    Starting next week on 16th October, Bungie will bundle both of Destiny 2's previous DLC packs with the game's new Forsaken expansion.

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  16. Ninja Theory announces Hellblade-inspired scholarship to fund mental health training

    Ninja Theory announces Hellblade-inspired scholarship to fund mental health training

    To carry out work "showing people the possibility of life beyond diagnosis".

    Those who played Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice will know the game delivers a powerful depiction of psychosis. The main protagonist, Senua, deals with horrific visions and voices as she embarks on a quest into hell to recover the soul of her dead lover.

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  17. The Swindle, Child of Light and 19 other games added to Nintendo Switch eShop today

    Amother Thursday, another bumper crop of games pushed out onto the Nintendo Switch eShop - this time headlined by Ubisoft's beautiful Metroidvania adventure Child of Light and the stylish thief-'em-up The Swindle.

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  18. EA is "exploring" Command & Conquer remasters for the series' 25th anniversary

    Classic real-time strategy series Command & Conquer will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in two years - and in preparation for the event, EA is "exploring some exciting ideas" regarding remastering the original PC games.

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  19. Fortnite is getting a quad bike that can smash through walls

    First it was shopping trolleys, then it was golf buggies (or ATKs, if we're going to be proper about things), and now Fortnite is getting a third four-wheeled transportation device: the quad-bike-like QuadCrasher.

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  20. Valve investigated by Brazilian government over game which incites violence against election candidates

    10 per cent discount on a game about killing minorities, women, LGBTQ people and those with left wing opinions? I think I'll pass.

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  21. Ubisoft's free-to-play Assassin's Creed spin-off is out next month on iOS and Android

    Ubisoft has announced that its free-to-play Assassin's Creed spin-off, Assassin's Creed Rebellion, will arrive on iOS and Android devices on November 21st.

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  22. Cities Skylines for PC is getting an Industries DLC

    What's that you say? You don't have enough expansions for Cities: Skylines? Don't worry, here's another.

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  23. Uber Eats will deliver a free copy of COD with your cod and chips

    If you're too lazy to go down to the shops for your copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, you may also just be lazy enough to order fish and chips through Uber Eats. And if both of these things apply to you, then do we have some news.

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  24. EU funding document details 30 new indie games, including Trine 4

    An announcement by the EU Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), unveiling a list of 30 games it will co-fund in 2018, has revealed a host of new projects from high-profile indie studios, including the likes of Trine 4.

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  25. Mega Man 11 is Capcom's Sonic Mania moment

    Digital Foundry | Mega Man 11 is Capcom's Sonic Mania moment

    A platforming masterpiece.

    It's been over 30 years since its NES debut, but Capcom's classic Mega Man is still one of the greatest platform games of all time. The series has evolved over the years - and not always in the right direction - but the recently released Mega Man 11 is a monumental achievement. It modernises the game while retaining an innate understanding of what made the originals so special - and it looks and plays beautifully across all platforms. For my money, it's Capcom's Sonic Mania moment: for series purists it reminds you of everything that made the original games great, while also serving as a good jumping on point for new players.

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