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Looks like Boltgun 2 will be the Warhammer game to finally give the setting’s horniest Chaos god its due

Warhammer’s plague god, Nurgle, has proved surprisingly popular with videogame developers, with top-villain billing in games like Vermintide 2, Darktide, and Chaos Gate: Daemonhunters. He was also featured in Boltgun, with his grotesque nurgling servants mooning us and proving annoyingly hard to hit. They’ll be returning in Boltgun 2, along with the previously revealed servants…

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PSA: You can adjust your mouse sensitivity in Resident Evil Requiem, but the setting’s not in an obvious place

Resident Evil Requiem encourages you to play Grace’s sections in first-person and Leon’s over the shoulder, which helps emphasize the scariness of the former and the badassness of the chainsaw-parrying latter. I played through the whole opening with my mouse in molasses though, because I thought there wasn’t a way to change the sensitivity. It’s…

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World of Warcraft players are once again slaying hundreds of frogs, this time to skin their hides before Blizzard catches them

Here we go again: World of Warcraft has yet another frog problem. This time, players have found a spot in the new Midnight expansion where the frogs won’t stop spawning. Unlike the previous frog exploit in Mists of Pandaria: Remix, these amphibians don’t drop any valuable loot. They do, however, have hides worth skinning at…

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“This Remake Is Just Soulless” – Early Impressions Of The NewZealand Story Untold Adventure Aren’t Looking Good

“Here’s a thread of things that are bad about it”. As we recently reported, Commodore (not that one, the other one) has just remade Taito’s iconic 1988 platformer The NewZealand Story for Steam, and now that the game is available, we’re seeing some early impressions hit the web – and they’re far from promising. Ant…

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One of the biggest ROM sites around calls it quits as RAM prices surge and donations plateau: ‘I have been paying more than $6,000 out of pocket every month’

It’s the age of Stop Killing Games, but one of the biggest ROM sites around is about to become a graveyard. As reported by Kotaku, Myrient, a self-described “game preservation service” launched in 2022 with hundreds of terabytes’ worth of retro videogames, is closing its doors March 31. Myrient’s solo operator, Alexey, outlined why in…

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