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Another batch of vehicles is being added to Forza Motorsport 4, developer Turn 10 has announced.

Legend of Grimrock, an old-school dungeon crawler throwback from indie studio Almost Human, launches for PC on 11th April.

The amount of time the average US gamer spends using the Xbox 360's various entertainment apps now surpasses the time they spend playing videogames online through Xbox Live, Microsoft has revealed.

Battlefield 3 developer DICE has started selling "shortcut" item unlocks for the PlayStation 3 version of its best-selling FPS.

City Interactive, the Polish developer behind Sniper: Ghost Warrior, has announced World of Mercenaries, a new free-to-play PC FPS powered by Unreal Engine 3.

Hot on the heels of news that GAME has entered administration, closed 277 stores and laid-off 2000 staff, supermarket chain Sainsbury's has announced increased stock of new games and significant price cuts.

Right. We haven't shot many of you in the face for a while now, and we're getting bored of this state of affairs. More to the point, you haven't shot any of us in the face either, and we know this is always popular among regular readers. So let's do something about it.

For fifteen years, those who grew up with righteously revered 1993 PC strategy-management-roleplaying-everything game UFO: Enemy Unknown (aka X-Com) have been a faithful dog waiting by the door for their beloved master to come home. Every few years, that door has opened and the dog has jumped up excitedly. Is it him, is it him? No, it's an appalling first-person shooter. Smack! Bad dog!

Let's clear the back rows first: this is an Assassin's Creed spinoff in the form of a freemium deck-building card game, and you need to sign up to Uplay to use it.

What began as Good Old Games, GOG.com, has relaunched to sell new PC games alongside old.

Ubisoft is ready to take advantage of Nintendo's Wii U digital strategy - and will use the lessons learned from the PS Vita to do so.

Jacked: The unauthorised behind-the-scenes story of Grand Theft Auto, by David Kushner; Collins, paperback

The gargantuan Battlefield 3 patch is available to download now for PlayStation 3 - and with it comes the ability to rent servers.

Staff at GAME stores in Ireland have launched a sit-in protest over redundancy pay.

Slightly Mad, developer of respected racing games Need for Speed: Shift and Shift 2: Unleashed, has raised more than €500,000 via crowd-funding for the new and openly developed game Project CARS.

Online retailer ShopTo has pulled a promotion that offered GAME Reward Card holders £3 off a game.

The newly re-elected chairman of the Eve Online Council of Stellar Management Alexander Gianturco - AKA The Mittani - has apologised for his behaviour during a session at this year's Eve Fanfest in Reykjavik, and announced his intention to resign.

Three exclusive Assassin's Creed 3 single player missions will be spread across three special editions of the game, publisher Ubisoft has announced.

A handful of cherished old Sega games have been rated by PEGI for Xbox 360, which suggests they're on their way to the European Xbox Live Arcade.

Angry Birds creator Rovio Entertainment has bought the gaming arm of Futuremark.

The 3DS version of Epic Mickey 2 is a follow-up to cult classic 1990 Mega Drive game Castle of Illusion.

Epic's Cliff Bleszinski wants future Gears of War games to be more like the Christopher Nolan Batman films and less like the Tim Burton or Joel Schumacher ones.

Collection 1? What sort of name is that? Come on, Call of Duty, you can do better than this. Content Collection 1 is what it's called on an internal spreadsheet for the accountants. The players expect - nay, demand - a little more sizzle in their presentation, something to get their blood pumping, something that sounds like it belongs on Ross Kemp's Ultimate Force. Operation Blazing Trident. Operation Exploding Panther. That sort of thing.

Infinity Ward 'creative strategist' and public face of Modern Warfare Robert Bowling has resigned from the Call of Duty studio.

Xbox Live Arcade-exclusive cartoon tie-in South Park: Tenorman's Revenge launches on 30th March.

Administrators at PwC have blamed GAME Group's collapse on its "ambitious" overseas expansion and the "unfortunate" close proximity of its stores.

Early EA failures on the Commodore Amiga and 3DO helped paved the way for the company's subsequent rise to super-publisher status, according to the company current creative director.

GAME has suspended the use of Reward Cards and gift cards and cancelled refunds and exchanges.

Warner Bros has teased a brand new entry in the long-forgotten Spy vs Spy franchise.

Indie phenomenon Minecraft has raked in $80 million in revenue since launch, according to a Financial Times report.