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Need for Speed: Most Wanted developer Criterion has detailed the game's Kinect functionality, as the stunning-looking racer zooms closer to launch.

Killzone developer Guerilla Games has confirmed the recently-spotted Killzone Trilogy pack, due for launch on 24th October (via the EU PlayStation blog).

Broforce is an instantly addictive throwback to retro gaming that mixes the run-and-gun antics of Contra with the destructible environments of Spelunky and throws in some crude satire for good measure.

Capcom has released a 10 minute gameplay video of its French sci-fi action thriller Remember Me.

The first footage of Wasteland 2 has emerged from series creator Brian Fargo's The Power of the Crowd speech at Unite 2012.

Mutant Mudds developer Renegade Kid announced that it's bringing the bonus stages in the PC version of Mutant Mudds to the original 3DS eShop game as a free update.

EA Games president Frank Gibeau has clarified his statement that the publisher would no longer publish entirely single-player games.

Every time I interview Miles Jacobson about a new Football Manager game I wonder what on Earth he could possibly say that people who aren't die-hard fans of the series will possibly want to read about. It's not that he's boring, it's not that Football Manager's boring - but it's an annual series we know to its bones.

Annual football fest PES 2013 will attempt to get a leg up on FIFA 2013 by launching a week prior to its archival, Konami has confirmed.

Let's not talk about The Cartel, eh? Let's wipe it from our minds, like a storm cloud on a summer's day or a drunken tumble down a very long flight of stairs. Instead, let's mosey over to Gunslinger. I say mosey, of course, because I'm a useless cretin, and because the latest Call of Juarez game takes the series back to the Old West where it belongs. Varmint.

Cheap Chinese manufacture begone! The Raspberry Pi, that fabulous little British PC invention, is now being manufactured in the UK, as was always the goal.

Valve has arrived upon a solution to its spam-laden Steam Greenlight service. The Half-Life creator will now charge a $100 fee for developers to list their games on the site.

A group of late-thirties men are gathered around the Trials booth at Ubisoft's Digital Days event in Paris, and they're all talking about the same thing. They're all talking about playing Trials, of course, but more specifically, they're talking about playing Trials with their kids. Young children love RedLynx's stunt gauntlet as much as grown-up children, by the sounds of it. Even Antti Ilvessuo, RedLynx's head honcho, admits he plays with his three-year-old - Ilvessuo junior working the gas while Ilvessuo senior controls the balance.

Football Manager 2013 has been formally announced for PC and Mac for release "before Christmas", as always.

A PlayStation Vita exploit has been discovered which may allow homebrew software to run.

Zeitgeist crowd funding platform Kickstarter isn't all about raising thousands or millions of pounds to fund games that publishers wouldn't touch with a barge pole.

Japanese game maker Marvelous Entertainment is best known for games like No More Heroes, Harvest Moon and Little King's Story. And most of its produce flies West courtesy of subsidiary company Rising Star Games.

These could be good: new Ubisoft mobile games Rayman Jungle Run and Nutty Fluffies.

It's September 6, which can only mean one thing - it's independence day in Swaziland! Oh, and it's also Ubisoft's Digital Day, which has already brought news of a fresh Call of Juarez and the return of Trials to PC.

Where does all this fit within the world of gaming, and does it work?

Assassin's Creed spin-off Utopia will be a strategy simulation for iOS and Android, publisher Ubisoft has revealed.

Ubisoft's lifted the lid on another installment of its long-running Call of Juarez series - and Gunslinger, a downloadable title set for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, goes back to the series' period roots.

Xbox Live Arcade success Trials Evolution is to be expanded with its first DLC pack, Origin of Pain, publisher Ubisoft has announced.

With unlockables that come boasting titles like The Box and The Chest, The Basement Collection is pretty aptly named, really. In principle, Team Meat co-founder Edmund McMillen's latest is a collection of the Flash games he put together when he was learning his craft. In actuality, it's a chance to rummage around through his old files and crates and notepads, checking out everything from design sketches that look like op art and playable prototypes that feel a little like doodles, to a selection of actual doodles and crayon drawings he did as a kid.

Update: According to a statement to Kotaku, Ace Attorney 5 is coming to Europe and the US.

Modern Warfare 3's third collection of DLC, the Chaos Pack, is slated to launch for PS3 and PC on 13th September, Infinity Ward has announced via twitter.

2D platformer/shooter/beat-'em-up Mercenary Kings - the latest by Scott Pilgrim vs. The World creator Tribute Games - is coming to Ouya, the developer has announced.

At some point in Portal 2's development protagonist Chell was slated to marry a turret, Valve announced during a panel at PAX Prime.

Broken Sword creator Charles Cecil's upcoming sequel The Serpent's Curse has been fully funded on Kickstarter.

Tactical team-based RTS/FPS hybrid Natural Selection 2 is slated to launch this October, developer Unknown Worlds has announced.