Games
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With nods to Bladerunner and an isometric design that harks back to Amiga games, this could be great fun if the campaign mode wasn’t so tricky
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The latest DC Comics fighting game knocks the competition flat, while a children’s mobile game and a PSP classic offer winningly simple charms
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From retro racers Night Driver, Pole Position and Out Run to 3D titles Daytona USA, Ridge Racer and Gran Turismo, these games share top spot on the podium
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With timeless animated graphics and a brilliant orchestral score, indie puzzle adventure encapsulates the sensation of being lost in a dream
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The Japanese company’s console was quirky, expensive, and short on games – but with the Legend of Zelda sequel it had a title worth buying it for
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Many people in the city’s booming video games industry feel disengaged from the election, but seriously concerned about Brexit
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Not every game can be a classic. Keith Stuart remembers the not-very-well-remembered titles of his youth
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Bungie gave its first glimpse of the second-entry in its billion-dollar franchise, and fans may finally find something to make up for the loss of their old stuff
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Developer Impulse Gear has made an earnest attempt at a VR version of Halo, but the game, and its strange PlayStation Aim Controller, fall short of the target
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From university experiments to Japanese arcade treasures, here are the titles that have inspired generations of game developers
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A mobile game makes an infectiously good transition to tabletop, a card game richly rewards smart selection and a domino-strategy mashup is a quickfire winner
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Shocked that UK developer Improbable has been subject to a $502m investment? In the long-game of tech predictions, it could turn out to be a smart move
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By day I was exhausted from making small talk at baby groups, but at night I could escape to a life of violent crime and irresponsibility
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From Mattel’s 515-byte Auto Race to this year’s game-changing Nintendo Switch, here are the portable gaming devices that have pushed things forward
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A Russian Youtuber films himself playing Pokémon Go in a church in Yekaterinburg. He has been convicted of ‘inciting religious hatred’ and handed a three and a half year suspended sentence
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