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Spec Ops: The Line suddenly delisted from PC stores

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Yager's beloved shooter was pulled from PC retailers without any explanation, and 2K has so far not said why.

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PC games retailer Robot Cache allows players to start games 200x faster than any other games store

GamesIndustry.biz

The PC games retailer is using DACS Laboratories' ROCKITPLAY FastStart Technology on more than 50 games to create 'the fastest game store in the West'. Players can now buy games via Robot Cache and play them 'almost instantly' as they download. ROCKITPLAY is effectively a Netflix-like click-to-play solution.

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Helldivers 2 drives UK March game sales up 26% | UK Monthly Charts

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million PC and console games were sold across the UK during March, an impressive rise of 26% over the same period in 2023. They are, of course, very different games, with Spider-Man 2 retailing at £70 and only releasing on PS5. Helldivers 2 has a lower price and is also available on PC. Read more

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Alan Wake 2 shunning physical release to avoid price hike

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The sequel will retail for $59.99 on consoles and $49.99

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Video games is no longer the biggest entertainment medium in the UK

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ERA, which is the UK trade body representing video, music and games retailers, says that revenue made by video games in the UK reached £4.74 That includes sales of digital and physical video games, covering PC, mobile and consoles. The the first time in over ten years, video games is not the UK's biggest entertainment medium.

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Phil Spencer wants to see other digital storefronts on Xbox

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Xbox head Phil Spencer has said that he wants to see more digital retailers on the console, such as the Epic Games Store and Itch.io. Nobody would blink twice if I said, 'Hey, when you're using a PC, you get to decide the type of experience you have [by picking where to buy games]'. There's real value in that." Read more

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Diablo 4 ends Zelda's four-week stay at No.1 | UK Boxed Charts

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The game didn't sell particularly big numbers at boxed retail, and its launch week sits well behind Zelda, Hogwarts Legacy, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Resident Evil 4 and Dead Island 2. However, as a game that's particularly popular on PC, the vast majority of sales will be via digital download stores. That means the new No.1

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