As we approach the first weekend of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta, Activision's Ricochet anti-cheat team has published a detailed guide to help PC players turn on certain security features that are necessary to play online.
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There’s never been a better time to play on PS5. With a lineup of iconic games available now and coming soon, players have plenty of unforgettable experiences to look forward to. From new stories featuring legendary Marvel characters in Marvel’s Wolverine as well as 007 First Light, and God of War Laufey, to the highly...
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Polygon recently interviewed Blade Runner 2099's creator/showrunner Silka Luisa for our upcoming Fall Preview, and she revealed the answer.
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Neon Geo. Project Neon is a Neo Geo game that was successfully Kickstarted in 2019. A vertically scrolling, arcade-style shoot 'em up that will feel familiar to those ingratiated with CAVE and Toaplan, its frontend presentation is simple and to the point. There is one default difficulty, a single, non-configurable CRT filter, and some rotation and scaling options. There are two modes: Normal, which feeds you the stages in a linear order; or Course, which allows you to choose the order you tackle...
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Swings and roundabouts.
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The creators of massive in-development The Witcher 3 mod The WAR Project are recasting their version of Temerian commander Vernon Roche, citing "a severe incident of gross misconduct" allegedly committed by the person they'd initially given the role. Said person is no longer involved with the mod and those working on it say they don't think this incident "will impact [their] current schedule significantly".
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Marvel Rivals play a fair game challenge, level: impossible.
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Videogames. Gosh there are a lot of them. We're not even into the hell month of September – where every major developer besides Rockstar seems to be releasing their big games of the year – and we're looking at a packed week. Below you will find the whittled down pickings that stood out to me, but head over to Steam and you will find ten times more. It's a good time for wishlisting, if nothing else.
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Yeon Sang-ho breaks down his new zombie movie, Colony
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Her father described her as "an incredible light and a force of nature".
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I foresee a great many hours being lost to this one - inspired in part by Warcraft 2, Orc Incremental is an incremental auto-battler with RPG elements
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A Halo game made by an Activision studio doesn't sound like a far-fetched idea, and is actually something Xbox considered per a new report. Sledgehammer Games, the studio behind several Call of Duty games like WW2, Vanguard, and Modern Warfare 3, is said to have been sought out to develop a Halo multiplayer game.
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One for fans of clever puzzle games, Hazard Pay is releasing with Linux support on September 10th - built with Godot Engine
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This slick, neo-soaked adventure is quite impossible to forget.
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Cyberpunk 2077 RP servers could very well be on the horizon as a new multiplayer mod completes a successful semi-open test event.
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Marvel and Disney have unveiled a list of key films fans need to watch to prepare for Doomsday, with one surprising omission.
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He Who Watches is an upcoming first-person puzzle game where you can walk on walls, manipulate gravity and more - looks like it will confuse every part of me
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King of the Hill is setting up potential conflict between Buck Strickland and Hank Hill, as Hank takes the reins of Strickland Propane.
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In Pokémon Pokopia, you can now obtain Pokémon from past events to your Pokédex without having to time travel.
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Years after its cancellation, gameplay footage for Star Wars: Magellan, the action RPG developed by the now-shuttered Echtra Games, has appeared online.
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Hayden Panettiere - the actor who shot to fame as the cheerleader in TV superhero show Heroes - has died aged 36.
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I'll be honest, having just watched the latest trailer for Kingdom Hearts 4, I'm less confident I know what's going on in the game. Protagonist Sora's in a realm visually inspired by Mexican Día de Muertos celebrations, while Donald Duck and Goofy ship of the Greek underworld, then end up as force ghosts before rocking up in the Mexican realm without Sora. At least the game's freshly announced release window is less confusing to non-hearts heads. It's due out in late 2027.
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Some really nice picks for a good price here in the Builder Games Humble Bundle with a varied selection across city building, vehicle building and more
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It looks like Fortnite is getting a Roblox crossover. In the latest upcoming season of the game - named Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4: Override - the world's biggest battle royale introduces a wealth of gaming properties to its world. Developer Epic's first trailer for the new season (below) shows off a slew of gaming characters from all eras: you've got Crash Bandicoot, Sonic the Hedgehog and his pal Tails, Joker from Persona 5, Mega Man, Kitana and Scorpion from Mortal Kombat, and more.
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What makes director Yeon Sang-ho's sequel Peninsula different from Train to Busan?
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According to producer Jerry Bruckheimer, Johnny Depp could reprise his iconic role, and there's even a screenplay in development.
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Earlier this year, Pokopia convinced me that the Switch 2's gimmicky mouse controls were a worthwhile addition to the console, after all. Since then, I've been trying out other games with the mouse as my primary method of control. My favourites, before I picked up Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, were Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening and Balatro. There's just something more satisfying about clicking to select units, or dragging and dropping cards, than there is using the D-pad.
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In the world of Destiny, everyone is pondering the orb. From glowing balls of unknowable energy to hovering balls of death, and everything in between. What's the deal with all of Destiny's orbs? Clayton speaks to Destiny visual designer Ryan Klaverweide and digs deep into Destiny's obsession with the orb.#destiny2 #destiny
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KINGDOM HEARTS IV was properly revealed during D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event 2026 with a release year and an extended look trailer
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As part of a restructuring, OpenAI reportedly disbanded a team that assesses the potential for catastrophic risks with its models.
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Hitches galore. Digital Foundry has posted its tech review for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on the Switch 2, detailing how Bethesda and Virtuos' work holds up on Nintendo's console a little over a year after its initial release. In a nutshell, Oblivion looks pretty good on the Switch 2, delivering most of the upgrades seen on other platforms. The problem, however, lies with the performance. Oblivion still struggles on the likes of PS5 and Xbox Series X|S with frame rate hitches and ...
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Metroid Dread is supposed to be the scariest Metroid game yet. But IS IT?? Horror expert Jenna Stoeber explores the similarities and differences between Metroid Dread and producer Yoshio Sakamoto's previous work Metroid Fusion. Metroid Dread might fail at being a horror game, but at least it's still a good... soup?#metroiddread
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After the disastrous 2019 fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, many hoped that Ubisoft's incredibly detailed models of the cathedral used in Assassin's Creed Unity could help save the day. Well, Polygon's Simone is here to tell you that... no. BUT THAT'S NOT A BAD THING! IT'S A GOOD THING!! Let's talk about how Unity's Notre Dame diverges from the real one, and what is actually being done to restore the cathedral.#AssassinsCreed #NotreDame
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Columbo, the 1970s detective show starring Peter Falk, is having a bit of a resurgence right now. But did you know that was previously a huge hit in Japan? Columbo references show up in all kinds of anime like Detective Conan and Lupin the 3rd... and in games like Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Detective Gumshoe is a pretty spot-on Columbo-alike, but how did this schlubby American detective get so popular in Japan, anyway?#Columbo #AceAttorney
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The much loved unsettling supernatural adventure Sally Face is getting a sequel, with the post-apocalypse Sally Face 2 formally announced
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