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World of Warcraft Classic turns back time – but keeps contemporary bells and whistles

By Darren Allan Blizzard has revealed more details on exactly how World of Warcraft Classic will pan out, with the nostalgic spin on the MMO set to be based on the game as it was during Patch 1.12 (known as Drums of War). Drums of War went live in August 2006 and was the last…

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Fortnite celebrates the World Cup with a stadium and new items

By Emma Boyle One of the big benefits that always-online games has is that they can be topical and right now the only topic bigger than Fortnite is the World Cup so it’s not especially surprising that Epic Games has decided to bring the two together. To celebrate the beautiful game, Epic has added a…

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Super Mario Party release date, news, characters, maps and features

By Nick Pino While we expected Nintendo to show up with a handful of new games at E3 2018 – including the coveted and still very much unknown Metroid Prime 4 – Nintendo spent the vast majority of its time talking about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. But, right before Nintendo went into a 25-minute spiel…

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Remembering StarCraft’s Battle.net – the service that sparked an online gaming revolution

By Joe Osborne Any gamer who came up in the ‘90s or earlier remembers StarCraft. Even you didn’t, there’s no way you haven’t heard of it. That’s because Blizzard Entertainment’s seminal sci-fi, real-time strategy game changed the landscape of online and competitive gaming forever. This year, StarCraft turned 20 years old, and to commemorate Blizzard…

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Our staff’s favorite games from E3 2018

By TechRadar Staff E3 is finally over and now is as good a time as any to look back on the spectacle that was the Electronic Entertainment Expo’s 24th year in existence. It was a year that brought us a boat load of trailers during Microsoft’s keynote, a heaping helping of Super Smash Bros Ultimate…

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Boutique PC builders’ best work: the experts’ top custom case builds

By Joe Osborne When it comes to the best gaming PCs, there are two approaches you can take. You can either pick up the best processor, best graphics card and others, and piece them together like high-tech Legos – or, you can buy a pre-built computer. While we generally prefer the former option, we can…

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Pokemon Let’s Go will create a whole new generation of Pokemon players

By Emma Boyle Since announcing Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee and Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu, Nintendo has been quite clear that these new Switch titles are not core releases for the series. Having taken some time to play Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu on the E3 2018 show floor this year we now know just how true…

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Inside Lenovo’s mission to create a true ‘Legion’ of PC gamers

By Joe Osborne Like all of the leading mainstream PC and laptop makers, Lenovo has been chasing the collective muse that is PC gamers for some time now. And, for a while, the firm was doing so in much the same way as its competitors: raw power and extreme gamer style. However, Lenovo soon realized…

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The best PC games for couch co-op and multiplayer

By Robert Zak The PC isn’t traditionally associated with social, same-screen multiplayer. In fact, the very geometry of a human body hunched towards a monitor with one hand spidering across a keyboard and another on the mouse seems to create a barrier of body language that deflects all social contact. But times have changed. Today,…

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The most important PC games of all time

By Dom Reseigh-Lincoln As part of TechRadar’s PC Gaming Week 2018, we’ve thought long and hard about what the most important PC games of all time are. So, what makes a game ‘important’? For many, it’s a totally subjective argument based on which games have made the biggest impact on your gaming life. However, there…

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The most graphically-impressive PC games of all time

By Dom Reseigh-Lincoln Consoles may have their technically impressive titles, but on PC, games aren’t held back by ageing hardware, and while that means we’re treated to some truly incredible looking experiences, it also leads to developers pushing the very best hardware to its absolute limits. We’re talking GPU starting to smoke inside your tower…

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Concrete Genie is E3 2018’s must-play game about bullying

By Nick Pino In a convention about wars past, present and future, sports games and fantasy worlds set far, far away from our own, one game stood out to me with its strong grounding in reality and even stronger message of anti-bullying. It’s called Concrete Genie and while it didn’t get a trailer during Sony’s…

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Ubisoft’s AI lip-sync tech could have applications beyond gaming

By Emma Boyle We’re sure we’re not alone when we say that when someone mentions AI in games, our minds immediately jump to NPCs and enemies; their movements, their reactions, their, well, intelligence. All of it is part of a game’s AI. But, as it turns out, AI is so much more than that in…

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Microsoft’s Xbox app for Windows 10 will finally focus on PC gamers’ needs

By Joe Osborne It’s no shocker to say that, for everything Microsoft has done for its Xbox app on Windows 10, the app is still not considering the needs and wants of PC gamers first – and Microsoft gaming lead Phil Spencer has just publicly recognized this. For those out of the loop, the Xbox…

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Sony isn’t budging on Fortnite cross-platform play

By Cameron Faulkner PS4 gamers hoping to parachute into Fortnite on the Nintendo Switch have probably noticed that their account progress doesn’t carry over. Well, despite the backlash from its wide player base, Sony doesn’t appear to be budging on its stance. According to a statement provided to BBC News, Sony insists that it’s “…always…

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