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Zone of the Enders creator Hideo Kojima has revealed artwork from a proposed sequel to the action series.

Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection will be available to download from the European PlayStation Store on 27th June, publisher Capcom has announced.

With every Harry Potter book turned into a movie turned into a video game, publisher Warner Bros. will next use Kinect for a new Harry Potter tie-in.

Saber Interactive's gravity bending shooter Inversion has been delayed to a vague July release window.

Cel-shaded Dreamcast classic Jet Set Radio will be released on PlayStation Vita this summer, publisher Sega has revealed.

"XCOM is the game that teaches you the meaning of 'acceptable losses'," Firaxis' Peter Murray says to me. As he demos an early build of Enemy Unknown to journalists, and as we talk about the 18-year-old game that inspires this re-imagining, something becomes obvious: He wants me to experience failure. He wants us all to. That's a little worrying.

Modern day MMO The Secret World has been delayed by two weeks, developer Funcom has announced.

There was a time I frequented a particular dive I'll call "X" that was well known as a destination to drunkenly meet and possibly hook up with the opposite sex. It was a scummy little hole in the wall that, in reputation anyway, provided asylum for wayward hipster types from the rampant club-bros and their arm candy that populated pretty much every other square inch of the neighbourhood.

According to Sega, Anarchy Reigns will launch on 6th July in Europe and 3rd July in the US. But Japanese developer Platinum isn't so sure.

Fighting game Persona 4 Arena launches in Europe this year, Atlus has announced.

The original Carmageddon PC game and Splat Pack expansion are heading to GOG.com, developer Stainless Games has announced.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning apparently needed to sell "in the 3 million range just to break even" - an astronomical ask of a new IP of its status.

Minecraft has now surpassed nine million sales across all versions of the game.

Spain's Alfonso Ramos has been crowned the 2012 FIFA Interactive World cup champion.

Sony has patented an application that interrupts game playing to display an advertisement.

The full track listing for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD has been revealed, offering a mix of new and returning tunes.

Award-winning documentary Indie Game: The Movie will be released for download on 12th June worldwide.

Last month THQ delayed promising action game Darksiders 2 to August 2012 - a decision that disappointed some eager fans.

The only thing that's changed is the translation, but Gravity Daze felt ever so slightly different on my second play-through. For starters, the game's called Gravity Rush now that it's reached the UK (or is about to - it's released on 13th June). On top of that, I mostly knew what was going on this time around.

EA has strapped up its FIFA Euro 2012 DLC and sent it back onto the pitch following complaints of screen freezing.

Mounted combat is the headline addition in Skyrim update 1.6, due out on PC and consoles soon.

Embattled Kingdoms of Amalur developer 38 Studios is in its death throes, according to a Polygon report.

Minecraft has overtaken Call of Duty: Black Ops on the weekly Xbox Live activity chart.

A new Mass Effect 3 DLC pack, titled Rebellion, is available to download free of charge next week, BioWare has announced.

What appears to be the first piece of art from Konami's rumoured Castlevania: Lords of Shadow sequel has found its way onto the web.

From Software's Kinect-exclusive tank combat title Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor gets an Xbox Live demo today, publisher Capcom has announced.

Browser-based strategy MMO Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances has exited beta and is now formally open for business, publisher EA has announced.

Blizzard has confirmed a client side patch for Diablo 3 will be released next week.

As bona fide stop-the-press moments go, the events of 1st March 2010 stack up impressively. With Modern Warfare 2 smashing sales records across the globe and cementing the Call of Duty brand's claim to 'biggest gaming franchise ever' status, Activision announced out of the blue that its creators, Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella, had been relieved of their posts with immediate effect.

The studio responsible for porting Minecraft to Xbox Live Arcade has offered a little more detail on which features from the PC game are to be patched over.