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Living in Los Santos
Rockstar prides itself on GTA's convincing world. How can games ensure their setting is truly immersive?
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Wind Waker HD: Remaking a Classic
We talk to Zelda boss Eiji Aonuma about revisiting a 10-year-old project and the unreliability of memory.
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Remembering Nintendo Power, the Pravda of Video Games
25 years ago, Nintendo dressed naked sales pitches in the trappings of journalism, and millions of children rejoiced.
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Final Fantasy XIV’s Yoshida: PVP Creates a “Real, Living Economy”
In a post-launch interview, Mike talks with Naoki Yoshida about PVP, evolving Final Fantasy design, and bringing the East and West together.
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Blizzard's Redemption?
Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole on Diablo 3, Reaper of Souls and the complicated conversation surrounding the Auction House.
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Can an Inquisition Save Dragon Age?
Bioware released a great deal of info about the newest Dragon Age at PAX. Will it be enough to save the series?
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Build Your Own Miniature Asteroids Arcade Cabinet
What's cooler or hipper than owning your own DIY Asteroids Arcade Cabinet?
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Enjoy the Journey, Not Just the Destination
Are you someone who likes to rush through your games, or do you prefer taking your time?
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Seoul Caliber: Inside Korea's Gaming Culture
Eurogamer's Tom Massey on Gangnam style, PC Bangs and social arcade play.
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Covenant of Humanity: Those Who Never Left Dark Souls
In this multi-part series, we talk to the community still entrenched within the Age of Fire.
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The Play's the Thing
Smarter writing in games is a good thing, but let's not forget the importance of intelligent systems, says Eurogamer's Chris Schilling.
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The Hidden Depths of Otaku Games
Are titles like the upcoming Senran Kagura Burst nothing but fanservicey pandering, or do they offer something more? Pete chats at length with Xseed and NIS America about the more misunderstood end of Japanese video game culture.
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Reinventing the Genre Molyneux Created
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson on Godus' single shared world; another social experiment.
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Keiji Inafune: "My Artistic Style is What It Is"
The outspoken designer on Mighty No. 9, innovation, Kickstarter, and certain remarkable robotic resemblances.
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The Wonderful Kamiya
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson gets up close and personal with the outspoken director.
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This Could Be Oculus Rift's Killer App
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson contemplates Eve Valkyrie and the exciting future of VR.
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The Happiness of Michel Ancel
Eurogamer's Tom Phillips on Ubisoft's jolliest studio head, the trials of Rayman and what's next for Beyond Good & Evil.
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With Metroid, Indies Do What Nintendon't
Even though the people behind the Metroid series seem content to let their beloved creation lie dormant, independent developers are picking up the slack.
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Why I'm Not Playing Plants vs. Zombies 2
Popcap's implementation of free-to-play mechanics in Plants vs. Zombies 2 may not be "that bad" compared to its rivals, but that doesn't mean we should defend it, says Pete.
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Captain Forever: A Space Odyssey
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan on how a free Flash game took Jarrad "Farbs" Woods into orbit.
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Sony's Crossplatform Strategy Brings New Hope to The Vita
Sony helps the Vita come back with its cross-platform indie strategy.
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PC players left behind by Dear Esther dev
Why PS4-exclusive Everybody's Gone to the Rapture isn't planned for other platforms, and why that's a good thing
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Pay to Play: In Defense of MMORPG Subscription Fees
Upcoming MMOs WildStar, The Elder Scrolls Online and Final Fantasy XIV have all opted for the old-school subscription-based model. Wisdom or folly?
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Xbox One is Finding Its Stride
Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell still won't buy one for now, but reckons a lot of people will.
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Highlights from Sony's Gamescom PS Vita Lineup
We couldn't go to Gamescom so Gamescom came to us? Sorta. Here are our favorites.
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Let's Ditch the Indie-Blockbuster Divide
Have you ever said "I don't like indie games?" Stop and think about what that actually means for a moment.
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The New Dark Age of Dragon Quest
As the classic RPG series marches on in Japan with no sign of overseas versions, fans need to face facts: Dragon Quest may be dead in America.
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What ID@Xbox Means for Gamers
Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole speaks with Microsoft's Chris Charla about Xbox One's self-publishing program.
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How Konami Remade Its Own HD Remake
Digital Foundry's John Linneman explores the drastic effect the recent Zone of the Enders HD patch had on performance.
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Console Exclusives Aren't Dead; They've Changed
High-profile exclusives may be going the way of the dodo, but that makes way for greater diversity of experiences.
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Rodina: That Other 0x10c-like Game in Production
Disappointed by the fact that 0x10c is on indefinite hiatus? Come check out Rodina then.
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Memorializing Life Through Video Games
Video games are a lot of things, including a glimpse of immortality.
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A-B-C-DW: Do Video Games Really Rot Your Brain?
Not so, says someone who learned to read through games like Dragon Warrior.
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Notch Puts 0x10c On Ice , Community Picks Up Torch
The community says, "We want our sci-fiction sandbox game anyway we can."
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Lego Prototypes, Tiny Horses, and Neil Gaiman
The Odd Gentlemen's Matt Korba talks about Wayward Manor and the team's "true collaboration" with Neil Gaiman.
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Learning Vital Life Skills from Spelunky
Eurogamer's Chris Donlan contemplates what Spelunky might have to teach his imminently arriving new daughter.
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Project Phoenix Focuses on Story, Not Graphics or DLC
Do you hate DLC? So does Project Phoenix director Hiroaki Yura. We chat about the Kickstarted rebirth of JRPGs.
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To Catch a Thief
The fourth Thief game is out next February. Isn't it about time you caught up with Garrett's misadventures?
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Anything But Brown Manshoots
The 7 Day FPS movement is trying its best to keep an oversaturated genre fresh and exciting.
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You Are The Hero: A History of Fighting Fantasy
Eurogamer's Damien McFerran chats to Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone about creating a page-turning legend.
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Making Bad Hardware Design Fun: Remembering Boktai
Hideo Kojima's cult classic brought Metal Gear's sophistication to bear as he attempted to solve the problem of the Game Boy Advance's terrible screen.
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Trigger Happy 2.0: The Art and Politics of Games
British writer Steven Poole's newest book is a collection of his columns for Edge Magazine. Eurogamer's Chris Donlan investigates.
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Hammerwatch is Gauntlet for the Modern Generation
Been a-hankerin' for some cooperative top-down monster-slayin' action? This new indie gem's got you covered.
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How to Build a AAA Studio Overnight
Ubisoft Toronto's about to launch its first game with Splinter Cell Blacklist - but this is no start-up story. Eurogamer's Martin Robinson reports.
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Indies Did This: Season of Releases
Wondering what the indies have been up to last week? Releasing games, that's what. Lots o'em.
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Starship Command: A Retrospective
Eurogamer's Graeme Virtue Treks himself before he wrecks himself on a little-known '80s space sim.
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Dota 2's The International: The 5-Minute '?!' Recap
Or, 'How to Pretend You Understood What Happened at the Recent Dota 2 Championships'
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I've Decided Which Console I'm Buying This Year...
...and it's another PlayStation 3, writes Eurogamer's Oli Welsh.