4th of June, 2021Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the…
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Intel's plans for gamers in focus: Tiger Lake and Xe graphics are coming soon
In its 2020 Architecture Day, Intel today lays out plans for a vast array of products from the laptop to…
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Sumerian Six – a pulpy, Nazi-bashing stealth-tactics treat
It's hard not to talk about Sumerian Six without summoning the spirit of the sadly now defunct Mimimi Games. Sumerian…
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October's Xbox update rolling out now, adds keyboard mapping to controllers
Microsoft has started rolling out October's Xbox system update to all users, with this latest release introducing the previously announced…
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Breakdancing ghosts and cowboy corruption – a Frog Detective retrospective
Something I love about clay modelling is that you can see your fingerprints in the final product. I'm not very…
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Rainbow Six Extraction launches day-one on Xbox and PC Game Pass
Ubisoft's upcoming co-op PvE shooter Rainbow Six Extraction is a day-one release for Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass…
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Huntdown review – pulpy 2D brilliance
A 2D run and gunner that's as in your face as an 80s Troma classic, Huntdown matches its excess with…
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard release date leaks
UPDATE 6.45pm UK: This evening's big new Dragon Age: The Veilguard trailer has landed, confirming what we knew already -…
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Nintendo serves up another bumper blink-and-you-lose blitz in WarioWare: Move It!, but the package is let down by the need…
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The art of the start: how the best games grab us immediately
What makes a great video game opening? With recency bias, you might say The Last of Us Part 1’s devastating…
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