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“There were only two or three of those guitars created. Edge brought back what he had been working on and they smushed it all together”: How The Edge's guitar parts – and an ultra-rare modded Fender – helped save one of U2’s biggest hits

The Edge crafted his now-iconic lead lines on a uniquely modded Fender, and helped resurrect a song that was destined for the scrap heap

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard director says the RPG won't repeat Inquisition's most infamous mistake: "You spent ten hours in the Hinterlands"

On The Veilguard, BioWare says "pacing is important to us"

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard won't let you control your companions because you can't handle it: "This is a much higher actions-per-minute game"

"It wasn't actually adding to the experience"

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard's "expansive" major city is bigger than anything else in the RPG series, but it only got that way because of a single line from Inquisition

Thank you, Dorian Pavus

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“No-one will ever have an amp on stage at the Sphere. They might have dummies, but they’re not on”: Trey Anastasio reveals why it’s impossible to play with onstage amps at the most advanced music venue in the world

In order to play the Sphere, The Edge ditched tube amps for amp sim pedals, and John Mayer has hidden his own amps away in wooden shipping creates. The Phish maestro explains why such workarounds are necessary for the state-of-the-art stage

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Ken Levine says Bioshock was 'almost cancelled' after going over time and over budget, while all publishers cared about was that these games 'don't make any money'

Says it was still "extremely cheap" next to the competition.

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As it teases Destiny 2 Year 11 with the codename Frontiers, Bungie talks what's next for its MMO: "We want to get back to expanding our worlds and world-building"

In what sounds like a big way, Bungie returns to "expanding the universe of Destiny in general"

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El Fuerte, Marbella: chic, old-world glamour offering a classier side to the Costa del Sol

The five-star hotel is the latest in a string of elegant new properties helping to redefine the Golden Mile’s Brits-abroad stereotype thanks to a £30m makeover. Katie Strick checks in

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Destiny 2 is getting a new Exotic mission in a few months, and Bungie says "it is one of the biggest we've ever built"

Act 3 of Episode One: Echoes is bringing a big surprise

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Animal Well's solo dev casually reveals that the breakout metroidvania left 'at least twice as many rooms that are in the game' on the cutting room floor

Iterate, then obliterate.

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A signature Strat from the Edge’s personal collection is heading to auction, expected to fetch upwards of $75,000 for charity

Based on the U2 guitarist’s 1973 black Strat, it has been played and signed by the man himself, and it comes bundled with 3 UAFX amp emulator pedals

MusicRadar

EDGE listed as the Lions’ biggest weakness by PFN

EDGE listed as the Lions' biggest weakness by PFN after the 2024 NFL draft

USA Today Sports Media Group

Hyper Light Breaker director says the open-world roguelike's runs aren't "the be-all and end-all" so players will have "a lot more freedom"

The Hyper Light Drifter sequel enters Early Access this summer

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Inside Bridge Command, a life-sized starship ready to propel you into space

Interview | Edge magazine boldly goes on a tour of the USC Havock

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Citizen Sleeper developer praises Xbox Game Pass for 'keeping a lot of indie studios going'

Citizen Sleeper developer Gareth Damian Martin says that Xbox Game Pass is responsible for helping to keep many indie studios open.

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25 years ago, Dreamcast's strangest life sim stared into our souls – and then into the future

Opinion | Edge magazine remembers Seaman, a weird and wonderful simulation game from last century

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How a team of Dutch escape artists is charting its future by tackling the mayhem in its past

Interview | Edge magazine goes behind the scenes with Total Mayhem Games

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Four solodevs weigh up the risks and rewards of creating games as a team of one

Interview | Edge sits down with Tomas Sala, Lucy Blundell, Madison Karrh, and Joe Richardson

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After The Evil Within and GhostWire: Tokyo, here's how Ikumi Nakamura is breaking boundaries in a games studio "driven by passionate artists"

Interview | Edge sits down with artist-turned-studio head Ikumi Nakamura, CEO of Unseen Inc.

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Sustainability: A Pro AV Progress Report

The industry is adopting strategies, but there's more to be done.

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“Bono always wanted me to play that part with a pick, but I get a different reaction from playing bass with my fingers. There’s nothing quite like that contact of pulling the wires”: Adam Clayton on the U2 sound

Whether he’s playing steady eighth-notes or a rocking counter melody, U2’s Adam Clayton seems to have the perfect tone for every song

USA Today Sports Media Group

Giants send two 2024 draft picks to the Panthers for EDGE Brian Burns

Giants send two 2024 draft picks to the Panthers for EDGE Brian Burns, shaking up the draft order for both teams

PC Gamer

Witcher remake studio boss says it'll remake what's 'bad, outdated, or unnecessarily convoluted' without naming the sex baseball cards we all know he's talking about

But Fool's Theory's Jakub Rokosz also says the remake will highlight "the parts that are great" and "should be retained."

The Guardian - UK

Pushing Buttons: The video game magazines of our youth are disappearing

In this week’s newsletter: The closure of publications and changes at sites like Pitchfork give us less space to critique and evangelise video games and culture at large

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The Witcher remake dev pledges to "remove" the parts that "are simply bad," and I think I know what's first on the chopping block

RIP to Geralt's 'artwork' collection

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