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UPDATE: A snippet of extra data for you - NPD told Eurogamer that Kid Icarus: Uprising sold 83,000 copies during April.

Have you ever flown a plane? I've flown a plane. It was a little Cessna thing. Four-seater. Lots of fun. Here's a picture of me flying a plane. Thanks to my years of training in advanced flight sims (Jedi Starfighter and Starwing), I was a complete natural. Very impressive, right? Who wants to touch me?

More footage from Ubisoft's Beyond Good & Evil 2 has leaked, this time courtesy of Unseen64.

Final Fantasy has had a troubled relationship with recent Nintendo platforms. The slightly lacklustre Crystal Chronicles subseries was always a sideshow to the franchises' main offerings, never available on Nintendo consoles. No wonder then that the barely-pronounceable reveal of Theatrhythm, a rhythm-based Final Fantasy spin-off, did nothing to reassure fans that Square Enix saw the 3DS as anything more than another proving ground for more derivative experiments.

Capcom reckons Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor is the most accurate Kinect game yet.

Sony's share price has fallen to a 31-year low following the announcement of the company's record 456.7 billion yen (£3.5bn) annual loss.

"Hundreds of thousands" of people have already paid in full for - pre-purchased - Guild Wars 2, ArenaNet has revealed.

Solitaire has been pre-installed on home computers since the early '90s, so why everyone's decided to remake it all of a sudden is a bit of a mystery. If the timing seems unusual, however, it's easier to see why it's ripe for a makeover: it's a game that everyone's familiar with, that barely requires any instructions to play, and it has that all-important element of luck that adds just enough frustration to keep you wriggling away on the end of its hook.

A new US online retailer has made the bold move of offering to share revenue from its used game sales with publishers.

Konami's yearly accounts are out, whoopee, and the big success story is games for social networking services (SNS).

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier won't be released until 25th May in the UK, but Ubisoft has already started laying out DLC plans.

Angry Birds developer Rovio has announced plans for its first non-avian related release since Angry Birds made it very, very rich a few years back.

There's an awful lot riding on Resident Evil 6 - Capcom expects the upcoming survival horror to ship a whopping 7 million copies.

Goodbye Kölsch and hello coffee - Valve's moving The International Dota 2 Championships from Cologne, Germany to Seattle, USA.

In a couple of days, more than 35,000 maps have been made by fans for Portal 2, Valve's discovered.

What's your favourite 3DS colour? If it's Aqua Blue, you'll need to pop to the shops and buy one, fast.

Games, so the argument's been going recently, are predominantly dumb, trapped in an eternal adolescence and forever fixated with smut and gore. Some games are dumber than others, and some don't seem to care too much about their lack of smarts at all.

The system for giving video games age ratings in the UK has been revamped, with the government promising that non-compliance will be more thoroughly policed.

A mechatronics student from Penn State University in the US has created a fully-operational Portal gun turret for his final class project.

A Kinect-friendly web browser is currently in the works for the Xbox 360, according to sources close to Microsoft.

Minecraft has smashed the record for the most day-one Xbox Live Arcade sales, Microsoft has announced.

A significant number of gamers are still reluctant to give out their credit card details online following last year's PlayStation Network hack, according to EA exec Peter Moore.

Rockstar is handing out its 2003 racer Midnight Club 2 for free on Steam.

Editor's note: This review originally appeared in January, when VVVVVV was made available on the North American 3DS eShop. We present it today to mark the game's release on the eShop in Europe.

New action RPG The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing sinks its teeth into willing PC and Xbox Live Arcade patrons in late 2012, developer Neocore Games has announced.

It would be "absolutely criminal" for HMV not to take advantage of GAME Group's plight, CEO Simon Fox has said.

Nintendo slashes the price of the DSi in the USA from $149 to $99 as of 20th May.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's second DLC collection, due out later this month, includes a new multiplayer mode called Face-Off, developer Infinity Ward has announced.

In the UK, northerners prefer Xbox 360 and southerners prefer PlayStation 3.

Ubisoft has announced Avengers: Battle for Earth.