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Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ Review
Pac-Man's back... again, and this time on PC. Has he still got the old addictive magic?
Pete Davison (Page 6)
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Rebuilding Rapture
Eurogamer's Richard Cobbett goes behind the scenes on BioShock: Burial At Sea, and the impossible city's improbable return.
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My Life as a Pokémon Trafficker
Eurogamer's Rich Stanton describes the strange effect Pokémon had on him as a player.
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Final Fantasy XIV Review
Against all odds, Square Enix's second attempt at a Final Fantasy MMO is back for another shot at glory. Does it have what it takes to survive in a market that has changed significantly in the last few years, or should Yoshi-P have left Eorzea crushed beneath Bahamut's wrath?
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JPgamer: The Next Generation
In this week's round-up of all things Japanese, we ask where all the Japanese next-gen games are, and there's news on Guided Fate Paradox, Idea Factory, Bunny Must Die, "Western JRPG" Septerra Core and a teaser from Treasure.
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Tim Schafer: Unplugged
Eurogamer's Jeffrey Matulef talks with the legendary dev about internet rage, his formative years, and the game he's most proud of.
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EGX: The Round-Up
Did you miss any of our Eurogamer Expo coverage? Here's a handy round-up of everything we saw.
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Mapping Los Santos
Eurogamer's Craig Owens tells the story of the fans who cracked Grand Theft Auto V's secrets, and how they did it.
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EGX: How Sony's Changing Publishing
Sony's Shahid Ahmad on the company's attitude towards indies.
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Two Things GTA V Does Really Well
GTA V has attracted its fair share of criticism since launch, but what are its positive qualities?
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Inside Paradox, the Strangest Company in Games
Eurogamer's Paul Dean tells the story of the Swedes who say what they think.
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Final Fantasy XIV: One Month Later
Has the reborn realm lost its luster, or is it in the game for the long run?
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Guided by Voices
Eurogamer's Jeffrey Matulef catches up with Davey Wreden behind the scenes of his mental meta madhouse The Stanley Parable.
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Vanquish Revisited
Eurogamer's Chris Schilling takes a fond look back at Shinji Mikami's attempt to take on the West at its own game.
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Chaos Reborn Multiplayer Demo Coming "Soon"
The latest game from the man who gave us XCOM is inching closer to release.
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Inside Polyphony's House of Cars
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson brings us a photo feature from the Gran Turismo developer's HQ.
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Hiroshi Yamauchi: The Iron Fist in the Velvet Glove
Former Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi, one of the most influential figures in the video games industry, has died at the age of 85. We look back on the man, his life, and his impact on our favorite hobby.
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JPgamer: Record of Hatsune Miku War
In our inaugural roundup of all things Japanese gaming, we talk about our Hatsune Miku review, the arrival of Agarest on PC, new details on New Atelier Rorona and the explosive charms of Sweet Fuse. Join the conversation!
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Tada! The 20-Year Crusade to Solve Checkers
Eurogamer's Christian Donlan investigates the "perfect" checkers-playing program Chinook.
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Sweet Fuse: At Your Side Review
A brand new PSP game? In 2013? Yes, not only is Sweet Fuse a thing that exists, seemingly against all odds, but it's rather good, too. Pete spends some time with Keiji Inafune's niece and her army of suitors as the dastardly Count Hogstein attempts to make trouble for the man behind Mega Man.
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Civ 5 Designer Returns with a Fresh Approach to 4X
At the Gates sets its sights on the fall of Rome. Eurogamer's Chris Donlan investigates.
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How GTAIV Changed the Way We Look at Games
Richard Leadbetter from Gamer Network's Digital Foundry gets technical.
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Grand Theft Auto and the Fine Art of Hyperbole
Rockstar's latest open-world title is out next week. Are you excited or cautious?
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Twitch-Based: Exploring the Salty Bet Phenomenon
Eurogamer's Rich McCormick earns his salt in the bewildering fighting game casino.
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StarCraft 2 and the Curious Case of Benjamin Baker
Eurogamer's Rich Stanton explores the curious appeal of streaming.
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Questing for Heroism in MMOs
Eurogamer's Richard Cobbett argues that MMO dungeons are more rote challenges than heroic fantasies.
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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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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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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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Is This the End for FFXIV's Error 1017?
Square Enix is working hard to resolve Final Fantasy XIV's overloading issues.
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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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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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Tales of Xillia Review
The latest installment in Namco Bandai's long-running JRPG series sets a number of fantastic examples for other developers to learn from -- and is quite simply a marvellous game in its own right, too.
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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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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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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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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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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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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.