Fans froth for Fortnite season 7
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WWII like you’ve never played it
The follow-up to the excellent Battlefield 1 shifts the action to WWII and focuses on some lesser-explored theatres of the war, including North Africa, Norway, and Holland.
Fortnite takes major gaming award
Battle Royale just took out the biggest gaming award of 2018 at the Golden Joysticks and gamers on social media are not impressed.
Nintendo’s stunning 360 on Pokémon Go
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Is a farming simulator a good idea?
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‘Tis the season to go virtual
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PlayStation’s awkward X-rated blunder
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Bad news if you wanted a Mini NES
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Meet the computing transformers
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