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"The secret weapon of Star Wars" and editor Marcia Lucas dies aged 80

"The secret weapon of Star Wars" and editor Marcia Lucas dies aged 80

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What we've been playing - "The following day, I kid you not, our TV broke"

What we've been playing - "The following day, I kid you not, our TV broke"

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Crimson Desert's 1.09.00 patch adds another highly-requested player feature (as well as loads of new pets)

Crimson Desert's 1.09.00 patch adds another highly-requested player feature (as well as loads of new pets)

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IOI is 'keeping the British end up' in 007 First Light by switching out Americanisms to "reinforce the immersion"

IOI is 'keeping the British end up' in 007 First Light by switching out Americanisms to "reinforce the immersion"

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Donkey Kong 64 finally arrives on Nintendo Switch Online next month

Donkey Kong 64 finally arrives on Nintendo Switch Online next month

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"Whoa what a wild reaction" - Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi reacts to backlash after praising an AI-generated FF6 remake trailer

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The Adventures of Elliot’s development team has quietly been mastering the modern minigame, and its latest action-RPG once again shows us how it’s done

The Adventures of Elliot’s development team has quietly been mastering the modern minigame, and its latest action-RPG once again shows us how it’s done

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CD Projekt Red has enlisted Destiny 2: The Final Shape's narrative lead for The Witcher multiplayer spin-off Project Sirius

CD Projekt Red has enlisted Destiny 2: The Final Shape's narrative lead for The Witcher multiplayer spin-off Project Sirius

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Terraria marks 70 million sales and 15th anniversary with a promise to "continue beyond" its next big update

Terraria marks 70 million sales and 15th anniversary with a promise to "continue beyond" its next big update

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Amazon pressured one of its teams to develop an AI game, they scrambled to make it work - then got laid off anyway

Amazon pressured one of its teams to develop an AI game, they scrambled to make it work - then got laid off anyway

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