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This just in: Angry Birds Star Wars 2 has an actual actor from the original Star Wars trilogy lending their vocal talent to the game - and amazingly it's not Mark Hamill.

EA's Humble Origin Bundle has set a new record for the series of pay-what-you-want offerings, having accrued an astounding $8.7 million at the time of writing this.

Total War: Rome 2 developer Creative Assembly has detailed its upcoming content plan for its highly-anticipated strategy sequel.

Endless Space developer Amplitude Studios has announced that it will be making two more titles in what we'll now call the Endless series, with 4x strategy prequel Endless Legend and roguelike tower-defense game Dungeon of the Endless.

Microsoft leader Steve Ballmer is to step down as company's overall boss in the next 12 months.

Microsoft hopes to attract an early crowd of video uploaders to Xbox One with the offer of a free console, free games and a year of Xbox Live Gold.

Indie success Game Dev Tycoon will be released for PC and Mac via Steam on 29th August.

Disney is in the business of selling magic. Everything it creates is a means to that end. It's certainly something that Disney Infinity is keen to push, opening as it does with a charming - if over-sugared - intro sequence that sees the player plucking a star from the sky and then guiding it through an unfolding world of Disney totems. Look, there's Rapunzel! Here's Wreck-It Ralph! And, of course, Mickey, here to ease you into Infinity's deep world of crossover branding with a little sparkle.

Triumph Studios has released over 10 minutes of alpha gameplay footage of eye-catching fantasy strategy game Age of Wonders 3.

Microsoft's free game-creation sandbox Project Spark will launch in beta for Xbox One in January 2014, the company has said.

Gran Turismo developer Polyphony has said that it already has a PlayStation 4 version of GT6 in mind, but by the time it releases it may have evolved into GT7.

UPDATE: Namco's bringing the Dark Souls knight himself to the Eurogamer Expo next month, and they sent us this little video to mark the occasion. Recognise that voice? It's the soothing and cultured tone of comedian and Dark Souls nut Peter Serafinowicz, introducing you to the knight (well, his armour).

Gamescom 2013 is drawing to a close and, inevitably, it has been a long week for attendees.

If you're anything like me you probably love The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker to bits, but had one niggling issue with what's probably the best-looking Zelda game to date: It was too darn easy. Well rest assured that won't be a problem in its HD remake if you select its optional Hero Mode.

UPDATE: Ouya has confirmed that this ad was in fact put out by the console manufacturer, but it was only meant to "get feedback" from users rather than stay a permanent installation.

In June of 2009, Farbs - who on Earth is often known as Jarrad Woods - quit his job at 2K Australia and set off for the stars. Within a few months he'd reached his destination, spinning through a Petri dish cosmos, blasting whirligig enemies when they swarmed in from all angles, and picking over their remains once the killing was done. His launch vehicle of choice was a freeware Flash game called Captain Forever that took him mere weeks to construct, and in the years that followed it has spawned two richly ingenious sequels. With work on a far more elaborate fourth instalment now under way, it seemed like a good time to find out how things are going - and to look back on the journey so far.

The Shadow Warrior reboot is coming to PC on 26th September via Steam, GOG, Humble Store, and Get Games, publisher Devolver Digital has announced in its latest gruesome trailer.

Nearly a year ago a new Broken Sword sequel, The Serpent's Curse, was greenlit after nearly doubling its $400K Kickstarter goal with $771,560. Now series creator Charles Cecil and his colleagues at Revolution Software have released the first trailer for the upcoming globe-trotting adventure about attorney George Stoppard and his French journalist gal-pal Nico Collard.

Brian Provinciano's nostalgia-tinged arcade throwback Retro City Rampage will be making its way to the 3DS eShop this "holiday season."

UPDATE: The Humble Origin Bundle has added Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising and Populous.

A new behind-the-scenes video for Destiny entitled Out Here in the Wild shows off a plethora of the strange, beautiful worlds, weapons, costumes and monsters in Bungie's highly anticipated FPS MMO that refuses to call itself an MMO.

Infamous: Second Son, Sucker Punch's third game in its open-world superhero franchise, will launch next February on PlayStation 4.

Star Citizen begins its long journey towards a full release next Thursday with the launch of the first slice of content to backers of its phenomenally successful Kickstarter campaign.

The Elder Scrolls Online director Matt Firor has explained to Eurogamer why Zenimax Online Studios has decided to charge a monthly subscription for the massively multiplayer online role-playing game at a time when most observers consider the business model outdated.

Crytek has announced the next version of its powerful CryEngine. It's simply named CryEngine.

The Wii U version of Mario Galaxy-inspired platformer Sonic Lost World will be available in limited edition form with extra content, publisher Sega has announced.

Oculus Rift, the virtual reality headset that's taken the world by storm, is working towards supporting Android platforms, and while there's no real word on whether it'll be compatible with consoles by the time of its projected release towards the end of next year it remains a possibility - and the future for virtual reality technology could soon take us to startling places.

September's free game offerings for PlayStation Plus subscribers will be headlined by Assassin's Creed 3, Sony has announced.

The Sims 4 developer Maxis has confirmed that the game won't include any SimCity-style always-online features.

Infinity Ward has confirmed dedicated servers for the Xbox One and PC versions of Call of Duty: Ghosts, but what about other platforms?