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Andy Chalk - Deathbound is a 'party-based soulslike,' but everyone in the party lives inside you - pcgamer.com

Deathbound is a 'party-based soulslike,' but everyone in the party lives inside you

Soulslikes are generally solo affairs: It's you against hordes of low-level flunkies and high-powered horrors in an endless grind of brutal combat until you finally avenge your family's honor by reclaiming the Myrmidon of Loss, or whatever. (I've only played Elden Ring, so my grasp on the details is a little shaky.) Deathbound aims to do things a little differently, billing itself as a «one-of-a-kind party-based soulslike.» But that doesn't mean you'll be roaming the forbidden city of Akratya with friends: You'll still be on your own out there.

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Ted Litchfield - Shuntaro Furukawa - Nintendo - Nintendo becomes the biggest company in the games industry⁠—and maybe the world⁠—to say 'no, thank you' to using generative AI - pcgamer.com - city Tweaktown

Nintendo becomes the biggest company in the games industry⁠—and maybe the world⁠—to say 'no, thank you' to using generative AI

First reported by TweakTown, Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa said that the company was not planning on using generative AI technology for its games in a recent investor call. Furukawa's caution stands in stark contrast to most tech and gaming companies, which are either enthusiastically pursuing generative AI, or leaving the door open to do so in the future.

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Takashi Iizuka - Lincoln Carpenter - Iizuka says Shadow the Hedgehog wasn't inspired by Vegeta, but fans have receipts that say otherwise - pcgamer.com - Usa

Iizuka says Shadow the Hedgehog wasn't inspired by Vegeta, but fans have receipts that say otherwise

Sega might've declared 2024 the Year of Shadow, but Shadow the Hedgehog has been enjoying the adoration of preteens entering their edgy red-and-black phase since he first declared himself the ultimate lifeform back in 2001. And who could blame them? Shadow's like the Platonic ideal of the hero's dark mirror archetype: He's grumpy, he's a reluctant hero, he's constantly proclaiming his superiority, he's got hair spikes with an arrogant upward sweep where the carefree locks of his lighthearted counterpart might droop downwards. Actually, now that I think about it, that sounds a hell of a lot like a certain prince of all space warriors I know… 

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Jonathan Bolding - Chris Livingston - Guy who mapped Skyrim's rivers decides to follow Fallout characters home after dismissing them - pcgamer.com

Guy who mapped Skyrim's rivers decides to follow Fallout characters home after dismissing them

In Fallout 3—and Bethesda games more generally—sometimes you'll tell your companion to go away. You know: Go wait for me back at home base. They'll say okay and then run off. Most of us assume they just run off-screen and disappear. Maybe you tried to follow them once, but you probably didn't make it all the way home. You probably got distracted by an interesting ruin or cave filled with loot and monsters.

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Jeremy Laird - Chrome beats all comers in web browser drag race, never mind the memory footprint and privacy problems - pcgamer.com

Chrome beats all comers in web browser drag race, never mind the memory footprint and privacy problems

All hail Google's Chrome browser, the fastest browsing in the land. So says PC World, who just drag-raced Chrome against Firefox, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, and Brave, with Google's uber-popular browser crossing the line first. So, Chrome is quick. But is it sleek? Hold that thought, we'll come back to it.

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Andy Chalk - Surprise! Dota 2 has a built-in fighting game now and it actually looks pretty good - pcgamer.com - Looks

Surprise! Dota 2 has a built-in fighting game now and it actually looks pretty good

Dota 2's Crownfall Act 3: The Frosts of Icewrack arrived last night, and along with a new overworld map, «collector's cache» items, and a new comic advancing the story, there's also a very unexpected surprise: A full-on fighting game.

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Elie Gould - Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree robs one player as the final boss bugs into a wall and then just dies, 'I was enjoying it too' - pcgamer.com

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree robs one player as the final boss bugs into a wall and then just dies, 'I was enjoying it too'

With how difficult players are finding the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, it shouldn't be a surprise that the final boss is a whole new level of pain. While some players are finding new ways to take it on, one player just got lucky (or unlucky, depending on how you look at it). 

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Ayaneo Retro Mini AM02 - pcgamer.com

Ayaneo Retro Mini AM02

In a world where PC gaming hardware is dominated by a handful of behemoths, whose foghorn message of «GET OUR STUFF, CRUSH YOUR FOES» is expressed in some truly awful product aesthetics, I'm just super-happy to see a manufacturer like Ayaneo treading a different path.

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