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The PES 2013 demo launches on 25th July for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Konami has announced.

Capcom has announced an official Street Fighter live action series to debut in 2013.

Peripheral manufacturer Mad Catz will publish Damage Inc. Pacific Squadron WW2, a new aerial combat game for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Are your house-dwellers fed up with the sound of explosions? Do you dial down the volume for a timid war experience?

Windows 8 will launch on 26th October, Microsoft has announced.

The employee handbook that hit the internet earlier this year pulled the curtain back on Valve, suggesting staff float about the company's Seattle offices working at desks made of gold and sitting on chairs made of clouds.

It will be the top notch Fight Night team that builds the new UFC game, EA has announced.

Spoiler note: Mass Effect 3's story is divided into three acts and doles out major moral choices at the conclusion of each. This article discusses these choices in detail, although is written so it can be read in sections. The article's first section discusses the choices made up to and including the mission on the krogan homeworld of Tuchanka. The article's second section details those found at the end of the second act, concerning the quarian-geth war. The final section discusses the game's ending.

Jagged Alliance Online maker Cliffhanger Productions has turned to Kickstarter to get Shadowrun Online made.

Sega Japan has released the first trailer for Yakuza 1 and 2 HD Edition.

Fez developer Polytron has decided to re-issue the buggy patch that corrupted some player's save files.

Foosball 2012 is coming to both PS3 and Vita on 25th July - or 24th July in North America - for £5.99 / €6.99 / $7.99, Sony has announced.

Ratchet & Clank: QForce - or Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal as it's known in the US - will introduce a new tower defense element to the series where you'll build and defend bases against throngs of foes, developer Insomniac has announced on the PlayStation Blog.

The Laugh Factory Live is a new app coming to PlayStation 3 this Autumn in the US set to highlight the best material from the famous Hollywood club, Sony has announced.

Tokyo Jungle is being adapted into a comic series in the game's homeland of Japan.

The Steam Summer Sale continues with a new host of offers we can't refuse.

Xbox Live general manager Alex Garden detailed a series of security improvements Microsoft has made to its online service.

Puddle is coming to Vita in Europe on 1st August, developer and publisher Neko Entertainment has announced. The US version will arrive a week earlier on 24th July.

High five! Brightly-coloured Majesco brawler Double Dragon Neon will beat its way onto Xbox Live Arcade on 12th September, costing 800 Microsoft Points.

Ex-Gears of War and Fortnite designer Lee Perry has announced his new mobile game and the formation of his new studio, BitMonster Games.

Pokémon sequels Black 2 and White 2 remain top of the Japanese software chart, selling another 122,242 copies combined between July 9th and 15th.

Rock Band Blitz will be available to download for Xbox 360 on 29th August, developer Harmonix has announced. It will cost 1200 Microsoft Points.

Crysis 2 Maximum Edition and NASCAR 2011 have all arrived on the PlayStation Store courtesy of today's update.

The developer behind CSR Racing, currently one of the highest-grossing iPhone and iPad games, has defended its controversial in-app purchases system.

Entry into Battlefield 4's "exclusive" beta will not be exclusive to those who buy Medal of Honor: Warfighter, DICE has reassured.

Peter Molydeux, the Peter Molyneux parody, has released a spoof trailer for Curiosity, asking, "what's inside the cube?"

70 per cent of DC Universe Online players connect to the free-to-play game via PlayStation 3.

Yakuza 1 and 2 HD Edition has been confirmed by Japanese magazine Weekly Famitsu (via Andriasang).

The beginning of every Assassin's Creed game starts with the same warning, informing the player the game was created by a multi-cultural band of developers across a variety of countries, all of them with different religious and spiritual beliefs.

The PS Vita has been out in Japan for half a year. How's it doing?