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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 12:31 EDT

Nintendo death threats suspect charged by Japanese police

The man arrested for sending death threats to Nintendo - which resulted in the cancellation of Nintendo Live Tokyo earlier this year - has reportedly been charged by Japanese police. As reported by Japanese newspaper Kyoto Shimbun (thanks VGC), the 27-year-old man, a resident of Hitachi city in Japan's Ibaraki Prefecture, has been charged with the forcible obstruction of business after sending 39 threats using the inquiry form on Nintendo's... Read more ›

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Jessica Orr @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 11:37 EDT

Stellar Blade review - no thinking, just slashing

I don't know if there's a universal winning formula for a great action game out there, but Stellar Blade sure has tried its hardest to reverse-engineer one. Like Bayonetta? Here, take an English lady zipping about in heels, annihilating monsters to a delectable soundtrack. Dark Souls fan? Rest at this camp to refill your potions, and better brush up on those parrying and dodging skills! You like God of War?... Read more ›

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Robert Purchese @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 10:35 EDT

Manor Lords early access review - beautiful foundations but missing important pieces

There's a confidence to Manor Lords that belies its one-person development, and what's there can be spellbinding, but it's a pastoral idyll that still needs significant development.Yesterday, in between bouts of Manor Lords, I popped down the road to do some food shopping, and bought bread, milk, vegetables, and some other things, then walked home. It took me about 30 minutes all in all, and the whole time I never... Read more ›

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Tom Phillips @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 10:00 EDT

Embracer boss admits "long list" of things he'd have done differently, as embattled company splits into three

The boss of embattled video games publisher Embracer has reflected on a turbulent year for his company which has seen it shed thousands of jobs, shutter numerous development studios, and now - as of this week - ultimately split into three smaller parts. Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, Embracer CEO said there was a "long list" of things he'd do differently, but that was "easy to look back in hindsight". "I'm sure... Read more ›

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John Linneman @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 10:00 EDT

Stellar Blade brings old-school console sensibilities to PS5 - with a modern flourish

First shown nearly three years ago under the name Project Eve, the Korean developed Stellar Blade has finally arrived and for me delivers an experience that feels like a proper, complete, polished console game. You see, in this age of incomplete games, buggy launches, and countless promises buried in patch notes, Stellar Blade launches in an impressively complete state. This is an impeccable, gorgeous, and fun action game that perfectly... Read more ›

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Tom Phillips @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 07:55 EDT

PUBG is doing a Fortnite and bringing back its original island map

The original PUBG battle royale map Erangel is returning for a limited-time blast of nostalgia. Seven years on from the game's March 2017 debut, the return of Erangel - complete with classic weapon balancing and visuals - follows the temporary return of Fortnite's original island map at the end of last year. PUBG came first, of course, and while battle royales had existed before, it was the game to really... Read more ›

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Victoria Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 07:46 EDT

Steam amends refund policy, nixing advanced access loophole in the process

Valve has updated its refund policy on Steam, making a small but significant change in the process.This updated policy means players will no longer be able to exploit a loophole that allowed them to play an 'advanced access' game for more than two hours and still request a refund further down the line.Sharing news on its amended policy, Valve explained that "playtime acquired during the advanced access period will now... Read more ›

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Tom Phillips @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 07:24 EDT

Harold Halibut's hand-made clay aesthetic is too good to be just a throwback

Few games this year have looked as good in action as Harold Halibut, the stop-motion-style adventure game that looks like you're watching something physical, made by human hands. And you are watching something made by human hands, of course, though not quite how you'd expect. The models shown in-game are based on real clay props, the sets real weathered models. It all fits the rusty, rattly spaceship on which Harold... Read more ›

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Victoria Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net 1 place · 04/24/2024 06:29 EDT

Fallout 76 has now welcomed 1m players in a single day, six years after broken launch

Fallout 76 has just hit an impressive player milestone, almost six years after the game first released. According to Bethesda, over one million players were gallivanting around the MMO in a single day. Not bad for a game which, on its initial release in 2018, we called "a bizarre, boring, broken mess" in Eurogamer's Fallout 76 review. Resharing Bethesda's original post, Fallout 76 creative director Jonathan Rush said how "amazing"... Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 06:15 EDT

Two N64 racing games join Nintendo Switch Online today

Nintendo's Switch Online service has today received two additions to its N64 catalogue. Extreme-G and Iggy's Reckin' Balls are both racing games originally released for Nintendo's 64-bit console, now available for Expansion Pack subscribers. Extreme-G is a high speed futuristic racer released in 1997. With its original trance soundtrack and various weapons, it was the N64's answer to PlayStation's WipEout series. This Switch version has local and online multiplayer. Read... Read more ›

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Tom Phillips @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 05:53 EDT

A recent patch for Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered appears to have removed a set of Lara Croft pin-up style posters in the game's Remastered graphical mode, despite them previously having been flagged by the official Tomb Raider website as a detail to go find. Fans spotted the posters' removal over the past week (thanks, Kotaku) when playing the game, and have expressed surprise at the change quietly occuring now, several... Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net 2 place · 04/24/2024 05:52 EDT

No Rest for the Wicked dev defends early access, says Dark Souls would've benefitted

Moon Studios CEO Thomas Mahler has defended the studio's decision to launch its latest game No Rest for the Wicked in early access. The dark fantasy game launched last week, but was criticised by players for its poor performance, which Moon Studios pledged to improve. In a lengthy statement on social media platform X, Mahler discussed the benefits of an early access launch and said he's "confident" more games will... Read more ›

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Christian Donlan @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 05:00 EDT

Where in the world is Josemonkey?

I both hate and love geolocation games. Take GeoGuessr. I hate to play it myself because I'm clueless at it. But I love to watch it being played by others. It suddenly opens up. It becomes something thrilling.GeoGuessr is a geolocation game that runs on a browser or on your phone. Load it up and it shows you a snapshot from a Google Street View camera or somesuch, taken from... Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net · 04/24/2024 03:00 EDT

Lords of the Fallen final update introduces modifiers for rogue-lite challenge

Lords of the Fallen has reached the final stage of its free content roadmap, as developer Hexworks acknowledges the technical difficulties that hampered the game's launch last year. Master of Fate, as the modifier is known, will allow players to randomise seven different aspects. Choosing to randomise enemy spawns and loot drops alongside permadeath, for instance, effectively turns the Soulslike into a rogue-lite. Since the launch of Lords of the... Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 04/23/2024 16:46 EDT

Ex-Lionhead developers announce new game, shelve new game, and confirm layoffs all at the same time

Flaming Fowl, the developer behind card battler Fable Fortune and the acclaimed Gloomhaven video game adaptation, has unveiled its new game - but in an unusual move has announced its shelving development and confirmed layoffs at the studio all at the same time. Flaming Fowl, which was founded in 2016 by former members of original Fable developer Lionhead Studios, embarked on its rollercoaster of announcements in a post on Steam,... Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 04/23/2024 14:24 EDT

GTA 5 actor says he "shot some stuff" for a planned "James Bond Trevor" DLC

Steven Ogg, who played Trevor Phillip in Grand Theft Auto 5, has revealed he "shot some stuff" for a DLC that would have continued the character's adventure, now working as an undercover agent for the FBI, but it "just disappeared and [Rockstar] never followed up on it." As those with long memories might recall, Rockstar announced it was working on "some very exciting" story DLC for Grand Theft Auto 5... Read more ›

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Victoria Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net · 04/23/2024 11:33 EDT

Fallout TV showrunners discuss season two location, and why the series doesn't need to follow a canon ending

Amazon's Fallout adaptation was officially renewed for a second season last week, and now its showrunners have given us the briefest of teasers for what is in store next.Please note, there will be major spoilers for the first season of Fallout below. If you are yet to finish the show, and want to keep as much under wraps as possible, please head elsewhere now.Speaking with GQ, Fallout showrunners Graham Wagner... Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net · 04/23/2024 10:30 EDT

This new AI licence aims to protect voice actors and promote ethical AI usage

A new hybrid AI licence for voice actors has been launched by a leading audio tool company, with the aim of providing an ethical approach for AI usage. The somewhat ironically-named Speechless is a Swedish-based voice actor database and asset tool for developers. Its new AI licence will allow actors to provide their voice and earn a commission when used by developers. Speechless hopes this approach will provide an ethical... Read more ›

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Thomas Morgan @ Eurogamer.net · 04/23/2024 10:00 EDT

Grounded comes to PS5 and Switch - but performance is a problem

Rounding out the initial quartet of Xbox Studio titles announced for PlayStation 5, miniature survival game Grounded has arrived on Sony's machine - and Nintendo Switch too. Given that we last looked at Grounded in early access on Xbox One and PC way back in 2020, these two new releases give us a perfect opportunity to reappraise all platforms today. And so, here we've got PS5, Switch, Series X, Series... Read more ›

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Tom Phillips @ Eurogamer.net · 04/23/2024 10:00 EDT

This year's EGX - the UK's biggest gaming event run by Eurogamer's current owner Reedpop - will take place as a joint shindig with MCM Comic Con, with both expos co-habiting at ExCeL London from Friday 25th to Sunday 27th October. On the EGX side, you should expect the usual mix of upcoming and classic games to play, and developers to hear from. On the MCM side, it'll be a... Read more ›

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