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Palworld dev revisits "totally not real, or maybe real" dating sim Pocketpair teased last year, fully aware of furry fandom: "There is a very large and very vocal community of passionate individuals"

It's like Hatoful Boyfriend with guns

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Super Smash Bros. creator says instead of making more "Americanized works," Japanese devs should "seek the uniqueness and fun of Japanese games"

Developers should create more games "that Japanese people like"

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MyWhoosh 4.0 is here with virtual gear shifting and dynamic road creation

The virtual cycling and training platform introduces MyShift, alongside other updates, in its newest version

Cycling Weekly

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After 2 days, Hideo Kojima still hasn't shared his thoughts on The Electric State, and fans fear it won't even get a Madame Web-style six-word review

Fans have been waiting for his verdict

Total Film

Nintendo Switch Just Added The Best Game You Can Play With Just One Button

A surprisingly satisfying PC shooter that uses just one button is now available on Nintendo Switch.

Inverse

Silent Hill 2 remake dev says he was "afraid there might be no good way" to rebuild the classic game without "archaic solutions and mechanics"

"We quickly realized that we are dealing with the memory of the game"

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Baldur's Gate 3 and Larian Studios lead Swen Vincke declares that single-player games are, in fact, not "dead" at all – "they just have to be good"

"Use your imagination"

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I upgraded a million-dollar live streaming camera setup with this $50 game controller

A $50 game controller transformed my million-dollar streaming setup and became an unexpected upgrade for streaming at the University of Nottingham.

Windows Central

Split Fiction and It Takes Two director is already "fully focused" on Hazelight's next game, which the studio started work on around a month ago: "It's quite early"

Josef Fares is already "super, super excited" about the studio's next project

GamesRadar

Clix joins the Fortnite Icon series

Evening Standard

‘We just tried to make what we thought was cool’: the story of Monolith Productions

As the 30-year-old studio behind many innovative and beloved video games shuts down, its founders, fans and designers discuss what made it so special

The Guardian - UK

Historic Fantasy 'Assassin's Creed' Sparks Bitter Battles

The "Assassin's Creed" series of video games is adored for painstaking historic accuracy, but also sparks controversy with heavy use of artistic license -- most recently with a black samurai in the latest instalment, "Shadows".

International Business Times

"We hit this disgusting number that makes me feel sick": Palworld devs don't know why their survival game was so successful - "If we knew how to do it, we'd do it again"

"Again, why did we get this many players? I don't know, please don't ask me"

GamesRadar

Nintendo's Palworld lawsuit "came as a shock" to Pocketpair because patent infringement was "something that no one even considered"

"Pretty much everyone at Pocketpair is a huge fan"

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Palworld dev reckons "very few companies could survive" a launch like theirs: "A lot of companies might crumble under the threats, under the pressure, under the negativity"

"Pocketpair really is a very, very friendly place"

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No Man's Sky programmer shares the "first 3D world" he co-created at 18 years old, which was "a foundational step for me from there to No Man's Sky"

"It might seem primitive and crude"

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Dragon Age The Veilguard's playtesters were initially confused about almost every aspect of the game's combat: "It's OK, sometimes we have to let it go"

They figured it out eventually

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Saber Interactive CEO says Saints Row had to die because the games were too expensive: "The days of throwing money at games other than the GTAs of the world is over"

"They didn't know what they were building. They didn't have any real direction. It couldn't last"

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After Silent Hill 2 helped Bloober Team redeem itself, is the once-controversial studio poised to become horror's latest darling?

Opinion | Konami's second Bloober Team partnership could spell a future bright enough to banish its darkest days

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World of Warcraft's latest raid race ends in disappointment after 12 days with a final boss so lackluster the team who won was visibly confused to have beaten it

Chrome King Gallywix has fallen

Inverse

One Of The Trippiest Music Games Ever Is Breaking Free From VR For The First Time

'Thrasher' is making the leap from 3D to 2D in a new release that takes the trippy music games to a non-VR platform for the first time.

GamesRadar

8 years later, Super Mario Odyssey players are still getting awed by the discovery that you can destroy metal crates by turning into a bird and pecking them 200 times

We probably could use a new 3D Mario already

GamesRadar

Skyrim and Fallout veterans' new open-world RPG is now a roguelike that's not open-world, after funding issues brought the team "down to a skeleton crew"

It's a tough industry

Total Film

Mortal Kombat 2 director teases the return of characters that were killed in the first movie: "There are ways to bring dead characters back"

The sequel will "deal with spirits" for these surprising comebacks

GamesRadar

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 promises to "redefine the standards of third-person action games," but I'd rather it fix Space Marine 2's biggest problem

Opinion | When it comes to Warhammer, bigger really is better

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