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"That was not going to work for Valve": Canceled Half-Life spinoff game Ravenholm was "great, frankly," says Arkane founder, but it couldn’t survive under Valve's "very clear business plan"
News Ravenholm didn't stand a chance
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond sold me on the Switch 2 mouse controls in a way that Civilization 7 and Mario Party Jamboree couldn't
Features Opinion | Civilization 7 and Mario Party Jamboree are fine, but it was Metroid Prime 4: Beyond that convinced me on Switch 2 mouse controls
Over 10 years since launch, Far Cry 4 reportedly censors nudity in a new PC patch, and Ubisoft hasn't explained why
News There are no official patch notes outlining the changes
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond feels so at home on the Switch 2, that now I'm a little worried about the last-gen version
Preview Hands-on | Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is the perfect introduction to Switch 2, from its slick performance to impressive mouse controls
Doom: The Dark Ages' weighty shield saw and gory melee are vital to its refreshed combat loop: "The guns are more like rhythm guitars this time"
Interview Interview | Hugo Martin and Marty Stratton sit down to talk guns, gore, and glorious combat in Doom: The Dark Ages
Doom: The Dark Ages' team found new inspiration from the original Doom: "We play it at the start of every project"
Interview Interview | "It's like the Mona Lisa to us": Doom: The Dark Ages' Hugo Martin talks revisiting the 1993 Doom, and how it inspired the team to evolve this time around
Doom: The Dark Ages doesn't have multiplayer because "it would definitely come at the expense of" the campaign
News "It felt good to just focus [on] Doom as a single-player experience and not try to turn it into a live service game"
Doom: The Dark Ages is set to include 22 levels, almost doubling the amount offered in Doom Eternal
News It sounds like The Dark Ages is going to keep us busy
I didn't expect to say it, but Doom: The Dark Ages adding a shield and a parry somehow makes it feel more Doom than ever
Hands-on Hands-on | Three hours with Doom: The Dark Ages is enough to convince me these less-than-obvious additions to the series are incredibly creative, and simply superb fun
