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The exclusives, the ports and the multiformat titles to keep an eye on. Come back soon for more 2005 previews. In fact, you might as well stay here. We've got biscuits.

We already go to the gym, and last year we lost more weight than the entire congregation of the Church of Atkins, but if any developers are looking for some possible resolutions, here's a few they might consider trying on...

Shin Megami Tensei III, Zoids Legacy, Yoshi's Island, Rise of the Robots and the Nintendo DS give you a pre-Christmas thumb workout.

Part one of our five-part countdown of our favourite games based on titles released in Europe during 2004.

The next ten games in our countdown of Eurogamer's favourite games of 2004, with more commentary (and back-biting) from Kristan, Tom, Rob, Kieron and Ronan.

We're getting closer to the biggest and bestest games of 2004, and it's safe to say that between them these ones could keep you going until next year's roundup.

Not quite the top ten, but the favourite-but-ten games of 2004 according to our panel. Don't forget to come back tomorrow for our top ten...

So, after all that, we're here: Eurogamer's top ten favourite games of 2004.

Halo 2, F-Zero: GP Legend, Zelda: Minish Cap, Super Mario 64 DS and FIFA 2005 in the last instalment of the year. Give us more for 2005!

EA holds off Rockstar for coveted Xmas slot.

Nintendo wants us to 'touch', but Sony actually let us get our hands on the PSP this week, and it's a shiny little fella.

We dissect the hardware side of Nintendo's latest handheld, considering every aspect of the unit premiered in Los Angeles just hours ago...

From Metroid and Mario 64 to WarioWare and Bomberman - we've looked at all the DS games and this is what we reckon...

"You can touch me if you want. Down there."

Given the significance of Super Mario 64 DS, we thought it best not to tie ourselves to one man's opinion. Read the review, then head here for Rob and Tom's reaction to various issues.

Tom is as sceptical as anyone else, but there is plenty of incentive to give it a chance, he argues.

More robust, more accurate, more depth than Gran Turismo 4, says Microsoft's Kiki Wolfkill. That's "Wolfkill". You're not going to argue, are you?

San Andreas and Call of Duty challenge for the top as Christmas looms near.

Fire Emblem, Half-Life 2, Eternal Darkness, Bad Boys 2 and Superman 64 of all things step into the firing line.

Far Cry, Unreal Tournament 2004, xSokoban, gaming itself, and Final Fantasy XI all catch your attention as we catch up on the backlog. More submissions please!

EA holds onto the top spot for the second week running.

The Firaxis supremo answers our questions about Pirates!, the strategy genre at large, and where the developer plans to head next.

Or, how we learned to stop complaining and love the spin.

Soldiers: Heroes of World War II, Morrowind GOTY Edition, Wario Ware, Mashed and DRIV3R all get a grilling courtesy of, well, you.

Need for Speed Underground 2 holds off the likes of Metroid Prime 2 and PES4 Xbox, which is just wrong on so many levels.