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Bethesda will remove online login requirement from Doom re-releases

Bethesda says it’ll get rid of the strange requirement that players must log into an online account before they play the newly re-released versions of Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3, which went live yesterday. Players quickly criticized Bethesda for the seemingly ridiculous limitation — the first of these games was released more than 25 years ago, at a time when there was obviously no internet…
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Original 'Doom' games hit PS4, Xbox One, Switch and mobile

Quakecon 2019 is underway and one of the first big announcements from the event is that the first three Doom games are now available on PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. You’ll also be able to carry around the first two entries in the classic FPS series on your iOS or Android device too. News of the Switch ports leaked a little early, as they popped up on Nintendo’s eShop in the UK…
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PUBG Mobile Lite reaches India

PUBG Mobile Lite has been expanded to yet another country with the lightweight version of the popular game now available in India. As the name implies, the Lite version is designed for budget devices with less than 2GB of RAM while the app itself is just 400MB big. PUBG…
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Epic Games Store cloud saves roll out for two games

Cloud saves are making their way onto the Epic Games Store, but they’re only available for a couple of games so far. The first titles to support the feature are Moonlighter and This War of Mine, which are currently available for zilch via Epic’s rotating lineup of free games. Epic plans to expand cloud saves to many more games in the future, allowing players to seamlessly continue…
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Twitch has to figure out what to do with its biggest stars

Around a week ago, the professional video game streamer Natalia Mogollon — better known by her handle Alinity Divine — ignited a conflagration that’s burned up most of the recent conversations around Twitch. During one of her live streams, Mogollon became annoyed with…
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Duolingo and Twitch help streamers teach new languages

You won’t have to rely on canned videos if you want to learn a new language through online streams. Duolingo and Twitch are launching a Duolingo Verified Streamer Program that will showcase broadcasters using their channels to teach new languages. Some of them might use Duolingo lessons in their streams, but others will promote the use of other languages in cooking, travel and other…
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