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Nightdive Studios has revealed footage from its upcoming reboot of System Shock.
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343i is bringing a "mix tape" feature to customise matchmaking in Halo: The Master Chief Collection
Mix it up.
343 industries is developing a "mix tape" approach to customise matchmaking in Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
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He got a hand to it.
Now FIFA 19 has been out for a few weeks, bizarre bugs are starting to emerge.
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"Let's wrap up Clem's story right!"
The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman's company, Skybound Games, has confirmed it's picked up the rights to complete The Walking Dead: The Final Season.
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Video | Astro Bot Rescue Mission and Smash Hit Plunder light up PSVR with magic and originality
It's an Ian's VR Corner double bill!
Thanks to a hectic (but amazing) EGX and a much needed holiday, this is the first Ian's VR Corner I've been able to produce for a couple of weeks. So, to make amends for my tardiness, I've decided to feature not one but two new PSVR releases in this week's post.
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Interview | 20 years of Level-5
From Layton to Ni No Kuni, a tour of one of Japan's greats with Akihiro Hino.
Back in 2000, the then 32-year-old Akihiro Hino sat down to play Dragon Quest 7 - the latest instalment in a series he, and indeed much of Japan, held dear. It was Dragon Quest that inspired Hino to go into the video games industry, after all. When playing the third entry over a decade earlier, he was smitten, fascinated with how so much was done with so little; how the animation and artwork, so simple in its execution, conspired to make something so touching and moving. It was like, Hino said, being hit over the head.
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A recent update to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds ditched the server selection the battle royale game used to employ in favour of region locking - something players had vociferously called for for months.
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Digital Foundry | MSI GS65 Stealth review: the ultimate all-in-one laptop?
Games machine, ultrabook... heavy duty 4K editing workstation?
Have we reached the point where high-end laptop technology has evolved to the point where one machine can cover the majority of potential use-case scenarios? Can the latest thin and light machines featuring six-core Intel processors and Nvidia's GTX 1070 Max-Q GPU replace your games machine and your ultrabook - while delivering enough CPU horsepower to work as a high-end 4K video editing workstation? In a multi-month experiment, we put MSI's GS65 Stealth laptop to the test, with some fascinating results.
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Fortnite creators will soon get real-world money when their supporters spend V-Bucks
"Please expect modest results."
Got a favourite Fortnite YouTuber? Or perhaps you admire a particular Fortnite player on Twitch? From next week, you'll be able to pick your favourite and have them earn money when you spend V-Bucks.
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Forza Horizon 4's Edinburgh versus real-life Edinburgh
Photo-wheelistic.
If you're putting your foot down with Forza Horizon 4, you'll have noticed it does a cracking job of recreating Edinburgh.
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Big gameplay leak of Amazon's new MMO pops up on PornHub
It didn't last long.
Gameplay of Amazon's new MMO has leaked online.
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Digital Foundry | Why Assassin's Creed Odyssey is best played on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X
Smoother, cleaner, faster.
Assassin's Creed returns once again with the excellent Odyssey, built upon the same technological revamp that successfully powered last year's Origins. By and large, it's a successful multi-platform deployment across consoles and PC, but similar to the last offering, it's best played on the enhanced '4K' consoles. There's an almost majestic scale and scope to this new title across all systems, but it's PS4 Pro and Xbox One X that deliver a quantifiably smoother, more consistent experience over base consoles.
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PlayStation Now gets The Elder Scrolls Online, Sniper Elite 4 and more
Stream or download.
Hot on the heels of the addition of game downloads to previously stream-only subscription service PlayStation Now, Sony has announced a raft of new games now live on the service.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Blackout on PC capped at 120fps at launch
But uncapped framerate due within the first few days.
The PC version of Blackout, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's battle royale mode, will be capped at 120fps at launch.
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Feature | Technology and nature have a strange relationship in Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Slate expectations.
I bounced off the latest Zelda, Breath of the Wild, quite quickly when it first came out, but over the last few weeks a very specific element of the game has been bringing me back. It's an animation that plays at certain moments, most commonly when you climb a new tower and unlock a new part of the game's gigantic map of Hyrule.
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Kairosoft is bringing a bunch of its sims, including Game Dev Story, to Switch
Three coming next week.
Japanese micro-sim specialist Kairosoft has announced that it's bringing a number of titles to Switch next week, including its wonderful break-out hit Game Dev Story.
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Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far bundles up (almost) every game in the series on PS4
A sight for Sora eyes.
Square Enix has announced Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far, a frankly enormous PlayStation 4 compilation featuring every game released so far in the series - minus the browser/mobile instalment, Kingdom Hearts χ.
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No Man's Sky now has motorbikes
Keeping it wheel.
Hello Games has just released a new update for its wunderlust-y space adventure No Man's Sky - and it introduces, among a variety of other delights, motorbikes.
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Splatoon 2 is celebrating Hallowe'en soon with a spooky new Splatfest
UPDATE: Free Hallowe'en gear now available.
UPDATE 5/10/18: Earlier this week, Nintendo announced that Splatoon 2 would be getting spooky this month with a special Splatoween Splatfest event - and, mere days later, the preliminary festivities are now underway.
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Square dates and details The Forge, Shadow of the Tomb Raider's first DLC
Coming to PC, Xbox One, and PS4 in November.
Square Enix has offered up details of The Forge, Shadow of the Tomb Raider's first post-launch DLC "adventure", which is due to arrive for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on November 13th.
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You can now pre-order a collectible version of Mei's cutesy companion from the Blizzard Gear store, for a bank-busting $175 (or £157.50)
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Scientists create poll to name real-life ants after Pokémon
Time for you to pik-and-chuse.
Have you ever wished Pokémon were real? Of course you have - it's practically everyone's fantasy. I'm afraid Pokémon haven't literally been brought to life, but thanks to the work of scientists at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology, some real-world creatures are about to be named after them.
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PS4 owners get a timed-exclusive Red Dead Redemption 2 horse
Platform exhoovesive.
Sony has detailed the timed-exclusive items coming first to PlayStation 4 owners of Red Dead Redemption 2, 30 days before Xbox One.
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Fighting games have a reputation for being a largely impenetrable genre, packed with jargon, complex mechanics and challenging systems. While some developers of fighting games have made strides to explain how these systems work, at the end of the day, going up against other players is, for a huge swathe of people, an intimidating, crushing experience.
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Review | Super Mario Party review - silly, slick and spotty return for Nintendo's madcap series
A birdo in the hand.
It's getting towards that time of the year again. With Christmas on the not-too-distant horizon, it will soon be time to consider which title will be the go-to choice for the festivities. For me, the criteria for a Christmas classic comes down to a few categories. Is it quick to learn? Is it humorous? Can I still play it after four glasses of sherry?
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Bungie details Destiny 2 Gambit changes, explains why Forsaken raid won't get hard mode
Mara the good stuff.
Bungie has detailed improvements to some of Destiny 2's most pressing issues, such as Gambit's Sleeper Simulant problem and Malfeasance questline, in response to player feedback.
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Recommended | Assassin's Creed Odyssey review - a vast and generous voyage
Long and winding Rhodes.
Locations have been the secret star of every Assassin's Creed game, so the difference between a memorable backdrop and a mundane one can be critical. Odyssey's Ancient Greece didn't feel an obvious choice at first. It's a time period before the Assassins existed, a country known more for its myths than its history, and a spread of islands which, its capital aside, are relatively unknown. Mykonos is lovely this time of year, by the way, but you're more likely to have heard of Rome, London, Paris, New York. Even with Assassin's Creed Origins, a game similar to Odyssey in style and scope, you had the lure of the pyramids, the Sphinx and icons of history such as Caesar and Cleopatra. What can Ancient Greece offer?
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Inferno, the original Soulcalibur boss, is a playable character in Soulcalibur 6
But you can't use him online.
Inferno is a playable character in Soulcalibur 6.
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Feature | Video games and the change of autumn
The golden browns of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, The Last of Us and Fallout 4.
Editor's note: Rob's piece here concludes his series of essays for Eurogamer on the seasons in video games. For more, be sure to check out Video games and the life of summer, starring Witcher 3, Firewatch and Dishonored 2, The power of spring in Horizon Zero Dawn, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture and The Last of Us, and Video games and the power of winter, which looks at Skyrim.
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Banjo-Kazooie and Conker are the latest additions to the amiibo-like Totaku range
N64-inspired figures coming this "autumn".
Classic Rare mascots Banjo-Kazooie and Conker will soon be available as part of the Totaku Collection - an officially licensed range of nifty amiibo-esque video game figures.
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