Author: Garry Smith

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Team17 exec promises change following last week’s report

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Team17 CEO Michael Pattison has told employees that “action has to be taken” following the publication of Eurogamer’s detailed report on the company last week.That report included experiences from more than a dozen Team17 staff past and present, who came forward to share details of pay, working conditions and more. Read more Source – eurogamer.net All content and images belong to their respected owners. This article is aggregated for informational purposes only with full credit to the source.

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CrossfireX Single-Player Review

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Note: This review covers the single-player campaigns of CrossfireX. Read our review of CrossfireX’s painful multiplayer modes for more.If you were hoping that Remedy, the developer of Control and Alan Wake, could live up to its name and find a cure for CrossfireX’s dreadful multiplayer sandbox, I have some bad news. Not only do both modes suffer from the same issues involving gunplay and controls mostly, but the single-player campaign’s shallow stories told across two mini-episodes only add to the disappointment. Both of CrossfireX’s campaigns are built around the pointless adventures of dull characters, never approach anything resembling a challenge…

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Dying Light 2 gets new armour and axe as its first bit of free DLC

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Barely two weeks have gone by since Dying Light 2’s arrival, and already developer Techland is embarking on the first steps in its purported five-year journey of post-launch DLC. Things begin with the new Authority Pack, part one of which is available on all platforms from today.The Authority DLC, as its loosely name implies, brings some new options for those enamoured with Dying Light 2’s Peacekeeper faction. This group of former soldiers are sticklers for law and order, and the Authority Pack gives players new armour and a new weapon inspired by their outlook, enabling them to wield some righteous,…

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New York Times deletes rude words from Wordle’s dictionary

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Now that Wordle has been acquired by the New York Times, several previously guessable words have been removed from the game’s dictionary.As reported by Polygon, Wordle users will no longer be able to try words such as “whore”, “bitch” and “sluts”. From now on, if players do try and enter any of these words, they will be greeted with the “not in word list” message.Read more Source – eurogamer.net All content and images belong to their respected owners. This article is aggregated for informational purposes only with full credit to the source.

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