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Giovanni Colantonio - Wild Bastards combines stylish shooting with outlaw ego management - digitaltrends.com

Wild Bastards combines stylish shooting with outlaw ego management

While 2019 feels like a lifetime ago to me now, thanks to a time-warping pandemic, I still vividly remember playing Void Bastards for the first time. I had learned about the unique shooter a few months after it launched and was instantly drawn in by its graphic novel art style and eye-catching name. I’d buy it on a hot holiday weekend in July. It was the perfect time to go outside and get some air, but I couldn’t unglue myself from my computer. I chewed it up in a few sittings, obsessing over its sci-fi setting, roguelite systems, and slick shooting.

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Herbert M Shaw - Pokemon Fan Reimagines Legendary Bird Trio in Rubberhose Cartoon Style - gamerant.com - region Kanto

Pokemon Fan Reimagines Legendary Bird Trio in Rubberhose Cartoon Style

A Pokemon fan has reimagined the legendary birds Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres in a cartoon image resembling the black and white rubberhose cartoons of the 1930s. This early style of mainstream cartoons includes many names that are still popular today, such as Mickey Mouse. The first Pokemon anime debuted in 1997.

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Christopher Livingston - 'Is Dave The Diver an indie game? I would say no,' says game director - pcgamer.com - South Korea - San Francisco

'Is Dave The Diver an indie game? I would say no,' says game director

Every year—and sometimes multiple times per year—the same gaming debates pop up all over again. Review scores: are they good or bad? Are esports players real athletes? Should difficult games always have easy modes? And don't forget the interminable yellow paint debate. 

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Morgan Park - There's already a Dragon's Dogma 2 mod to get 99 copies of the 'change appearance' item Capcom is selling for real money - pcgamer.com

There's already a Dragon's Dogma 2 mod to get 99 copies of the 'change appearance' item Capcom is selling for real money

I haven't once thought about my Arisen's mug ever since I slapped a helmet on his head, but even I'm annoyed that changing your appearance isn't a god-given right in Dragon's Dogma 2. Instead, alterations to your character and main pawn come in the form of a book you buy in towns. This book, Art of Metamorphosis, isn't bought with regular gold, but a rarer currency called «Rift Crystals» acquired by finding Riftstones and sending your pawn out to help other players.

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Andy Chalk - Preserving old games was seen as a non-commercial 'art project' until recently, says Nightdive director: 'They were great then and they're great now, and companies have begun to realize that' - pcgamer.com

Preserving old games was seen as a non-commercial 'art project' until recently, says Nightdive director: 'They were great then and they're great now, and companies have begun to realize that'

The Nightdive Studios website makes its mission clear: «Bringing lost and forgotten gaming treasures back from the depths.» And so it has, through outstanding updates of games including Quake and Quake 2, System Shock, Turok 3, and Dark Forces. But it's not just the games that Nightdive aims to bring back from the past: Maintaining the totality of their history is a major part of what the studio aims to do.

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Bruno Yonezawa - “Video Games Are Art”: An Interview With Yoshitaka Amano - screenrant.com - Japan - Britain - Brazil

“Video Games Are Art”: An Interview With Yoshitaka Amano

The career of Yoshitaka Amano, the Japanese artist who is well-known for his art in the franchise, spans over 50 years, long before his work on Square Enix’s (formerly Square) popular gaming series. Amano’s work started off in the anime industry and has since reached far beyond, extending to games, graphic novels, comic books, and even music. Amano is wildly popular as an artist, having even illustrated the cover of .

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GamesRadar Staff - Knights in Tight Spaces takes us back to Medieval times for a super-stylish deck-building fighting game - gamesradar.com

Knights in Tight Spaces takes us back to Medieval times for a super-stylish deck-building fighting game

Knights in Tight Spaces just debuted as a world premiere in the post show for this year's Future Games Show Spring Showcase - aka the Expansion Pack. We just had to sneak one more surprise in, and what better than the surprise sequel to Fights in Tight Spaces from Raw Fury. 

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Andy Chalk - Harold Halibut - New Trailer - Harold Halibut, the stop-motion-style story about life at the bottom of an alien ocean, gets a big new trailer and an April release date - pcgamer.com

Harold Halibut, the stop-motion-style story about life at the bottom of an alien ocean, gets a big new trailer and an April release date

Harold Halibut finally has a release date: Announced today at the Future Games Show, the stop-motion-style story of life in a stranded spaceship at the bottom of an alien ocean will be out on April 16.

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