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Phantom Blade Zero tops 4 million sales, S-GAME says
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WoW Forever adds gamepad controls ahead of PC launch
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Ukraine energy attacks raise winter risks, Amnesty says
Ukraine energy attacks threaten heat and power as winter approaches, Amnesty warns. UN findings describe civilian harm and a rise in casualties.
UK settlement rules plan sets a 10-year default wait
UK settlement rules would set a 10-year default wait, with faster routes for some workers. The Home Office promises more guidance before implementation.
