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It would be silly if Wizards of the Coast, the brilliantly named company in charge of Dungeons & Dragons, didn't do a follow-up to Baldur's Gate 3, given the barnstorming success that game has enjoyed - and the wonders it's done for the D&D brand. Indeed Hasbro, the owner of Wizards, has talked quite openly about wanting a successor before, which is why it's no surprise to hear Wizards president John Hight tell The Game Business just the other day that, "Baldur's Gate [3] is an incredible game, and of course we're going to do a successor." But it begs the bigger question of who will make it.Read more
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Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing. This week, we're making a slight change in an effort to get you a wider view of what the team - the entire team - has been playing. Expect to read more opinions on what we've been playing, but slightly shorter entries so we can fit them all in.
Hurtle back through space and time with me, will you, to my living room sofa in 2005. Hunched over, Ork-like and sallow, I used to balance my laptop on one of those nesting coffee tables that was a tiny bit too small, a squeaky little bluetooth travel mouse on the even smaller one beside it. It got so uncomfortable at one point I had to give up on the luxury of my squishy wrist-pad mouse mat, and just wedge a whole cushion under my arm instead. All that for another few minutes running my army around the corners of the map, looking for the final building to demolish, any straggling xenos I'd yet to expunge.
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At first blush, it'd be easy to take 
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In news unlikely to surprise you, modders have already rolled back the "downgraded game experience" introduced with Wuchang: Fallen Feathers' latest patch, 1.5, for PC players.
It's 15th August, and we're back with another daily live report. We'll be running down all the day's news and events, checking in with what you are up to, and providing some hopefully entertaining commentary on the world of video games.
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