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A new patent from Nintendo could spell doom for hundreds of games with summoning mechanics... maybe.
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A new patent from Nintendo could spell doom for hundreds of games with summoning mechanics... maybe.
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A difficult video game has been released, and now the devs are nerfing* it. A tale as old as time, but one we're going to take a closer look at today for Silksong.
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Ten years later, Paradox are still trying to get Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 out the door, and are now on their second set of refunds for preorders after controversy.
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98,000 people at once. Nine years after launch. No Man's Sky is a phenomenon. And as yet another free update launches, the question is how can Hello Games possibly continue to justfiy it?
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When a game nukes every store at once, rendering them unusable, we should probably dig into why.
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We're back on the Helldivers rollercoaster. Performance problems versus incredible new experiences. Once again, it's so over, and we're so back.
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How badly did the launch of MindsEye go? So badly it might have put their publisher off backing any more games.
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Turns out, Xbox didn't just cancel Perfect Dark. They locked the series in a vault, rather than letting someone else finish making the game.
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The price of the PlayStation 5 is why Capcom have sold less than 500,000 copies of Monster Hunter Wilds since launch. At least, that's what their CEO says.
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In the UK, unless you sign up for a credit card, you're getting a worse version of Steam than the rest of the world. And it still can't fully stop kids from getting to Adult Content.
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Yes, Silksong is finally releasing this month. But so are many other cool games, that don't deserve to get lost in the crush. Let's check them all out.
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The future of gaming is not gamers. It's not even on consoles or PCs. The next generation prefers phones and experiences. What does that mean for the games you love?