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Barack Obama will advertise his 2012 presidential re-election campaign within games such as Madden NFL 13.

BioWare's Mass Effect Trilogy bundle will include a limited selection of DLC.

Three slices of New Super Mario Bros. 2 DLC are available in the UK today, Nintendo has announced.

"I can't believe this is happening again. It's just like Raccoon."

What is the difference between the island settings of Crystal Dynamics' upcoming Tomb Raider reboot and Ubisoft Montreal's Far Cry 3?

Microsoft has released a new Halo 4 video showcasing a new multiplayer map and a new vehicle.

In case one doesn't care about their country's future, they just might care about exclusive Xbox avatars. At least that's what going on in the US where Microsoft is offering a Halo 4 warrior avatar to anyone who watches at least three out of four presidential debates on Xbox Live's Election 2012 channel.

Earlier today a press release from Reverb Publishing went out saying it would donate $5000 to the Humane Society to rescue homeless kittens if Edge of Space, a game it was publishing, got approved on Steam Greenlight by 15th October.

LucasArts' mysterious Star Wars: First Assault is purportedly coming to XBLA, according to a listing on Xbox.com (via NeoGAF).

Prince of Persia creator Jordan Mechner's remake of his 1984 side-scrolling beat-'em-up Karateka is slated for a 14th November release on XBLA, according to Xbox.com.

Recoil Games' Rochard was a critical success, but a financial failure. Now the developer has released some pre-production footage of its sequel, which is currently on hold.

Stranger's Wrath HD on PS Vita will launch early to mid-November at the latest, according to developer Just Add Water.

Silent Hill spin-off Book of Memories will launch for PlayStation Vita on 2nd November, publisher Konami has announced.

When I saw the medieval deathmatch game War of the Roses in development, I wondered if it might become a complex, po-faced affair, all too concerned with the precise simulation of late medieval weapons and the intimate details of period warfare. I thought the control system might end up unwieldy. I thought the difficulty curve would be too steep.

The much-delayed XCOM shooter has been turned into a third-person squad-based affair, newly leaked screenshots suggest.

Annual football fiesta FIFA 13 has sold a million copies during its first week on sale in the UK.

It's a busy time for Valve, and it's a busy time for Chet Faliszek. Fresh from his work on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (more on its absence from the EU PlayStation Store later), he's now hard at work making Left 4 Dead, the ground-breaking co-op zombie thriller, better. But he still found the time to pop along to Eurogamer Expo last week to deliver a developer session (twice) on how to get a job in the game industry.

It's been a curious year for NVIDIA and its leading Kepler graphics core tech. The spread of the GTX 600 series has been on the patchy side, primarily as a result of lower-than-average yields for the 28nm chips used to make each card. This has meant the company's commitment to the higher-end range has lasted for a longer spell than usual, causing a sore neglect of any real Kepler presence in the middle. The gap remains wide, with the GTX 650 selling as a £90 entry-level solution (which we'll be reviewing in due course) and the next rung up in the series being the GTX 660 Ti at £230. Between the two, something is certainly missing.

Welcome to the Eurogamer Expo 2012 blog - the home of insightful words and snazzy photos from the Eurogamer team, direct from this year's packed show floor. We've been updating throughout the event with news, impressions, soundbites and competition details.

Update: The Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Collector's Edition announcement pertains only to North America, Konami stated to Eurogamer.

Who scares EA more than Activision? In 1997 it was Russian mobsters, by the sound of things.

The prize at the centre of Peter Molyneux's Curiosity: What's in the Cube? app will not be "a huge pile of money", the designer confirmed today at Eurogamer Expo.

Oddworld Inhabitants has unveiled Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee New N' Tasty!, the new name for the remake of the 1997 PSone classic.

Eurogamer Expo, the UK's biggest and best gaming festival, is delighted to announce that it will be offering live video streams of many of this year's developer sessions on Eurogamer.net throughout the show on this very page wot you are looking at.

It's all about the journey to the police station. There's plenty after that, of course. Monsters. Mutations. The sort of ludicrous plot twists that only Capcom could get away with. But ask me to pick something that defines the Resident Evil series, and it's the opening section of Resident Evil 2 that claws its way to the top of the list. It's the series at its clumsy, infuriating, heart-pounding, nerve-wracking best.

The paid alpha gamble paid off: Introversion's made more than $100,000 from Prison Architect.

Yesterday Sony launched a new, lighter, slimmer PlayStation 3 just in time for Christmas. The PlayStation 3 super slim, or the super duper slim as Bertie called it during our live report of Sony's Tokyo Game Show press conference last week, comes in two flavours in the UK: a mammoth 500GB edition (out now) and a teeny tiny 12GB edition (out 12th October). Sony doesn't set the price of its hardware in the UK (more on that later), but shops are live now with their offers (GAME has the exclusive on the PS3 500GB FIFA 13 bundle for £250).

Remember Me, the eye-catching third-person cyberpunk action adventure game from French developer Dontnod Entertainment, has 50,000 different combos.

Grid 2 is to introduce a system dubbed LiveRoutes that dynamically changes the track - meaning that lap-by-lap the corner layout on a given circuit will change.

How well has the Prison Architect paid alpha done? Did the gamble pay off - has British indie flag-waver Introversion Software hit a seam of success?