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Super Monkey Ball mastermind Toshihiro Nagoshi has been promoted to Chief Creative Officer, Sega has announced.

Trine 2 launches on the EU PlayStation Store next week, developer Frozenbyte has announced.

The PlayStation 3 version of BioShock Infinite comes with BioShock 1, Irrational Games has announced.

Nostalgia is a comfortable trap, baited with the warm, fuzzy memories of a more innocent time when your mind was less bogged down with adult concerns, when simple pleasures were all you needed. It's a trap Nexuiz falls into almost immediately - and, for all its rudimentary charms, one it struggles to escape.

BioShock Infinite launches in Europe on 19th October 2012, 2K Games has announced.

PlayStation Vita sold 61,000 units during launch in the UK, according to an analyst.

A number of high-ranking Lionhead staff responsible for the Fable franchise have left the developer to form their own studio, Another Place Productions.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 has been listed by large, reputable Spanish and Portuguese online shop FNAC.

To celebrate the upcoming Pokémon Video Game Championships in Europe, from 1st March Eurogamer is teaming up with The Pokémon Company International to offer a Fighting-type Pokémon to help anyone trying to battle their way to victory.

It's been called "distasteful", "disgusting" and "bad taste", and, from another point of view, potentially "one of the most satisfying moments in gaming history!" But for its creators it's "chilling" and asks "difficult questions" of the player.

Four old Sony Online Entertainment MMOs are being shut down. Among them is EverQuest Online Adventures - a PlayStation 2 MMO from 2003.

People have differing ideas on the subject of piracy, but most would never step over the line and support it. Someone who advocates piracy is labelled devil spawn, promptly whipped and then lemon juice squeezed into the sores. In short, it's the internet's most heathen of crimes. If you were to tune into the chatter in the indie game scene right now though, what you may hear is a radically different viewpoint. Pirate radio, if you will.

Assassin's Creed 3 will be set during the American Revolution, leaked artwork for the game suggests.

PlayStation 4 won't be powered by complicated Cell processing technology as is the PlayStation 3, "gaming industry sources" have told Kotaku.

Sony has postponed tonight's scheduled PlayStation Network maintenance.

Team Meat is looking to bring indie RPG The Binding of Isaac to PlayStation platforms after Nintendo blocked it from release on 3DS.

A Dragon's Dogma demo will launch on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in Europe, Capcom has confirmed.

Apple's stock market value topped half a trillion dollars for the first time earlier today.

Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit, formerly Project Hell Yeah!, is a new platformer heading to PC, PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade, publisher Sega has announced.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 gets a sprinkling of new content next month, publisher Konami has announced.

Following yesterday's apparent Doom 4 art leak, another batch of character renders and environment concepts have popped up.

New Capcom action IP Asura's Wrath has got off to a sluggish start in its native Japan, entering the weekly software chart at five.

A browser-based Game of Thrones MMO is currently development, publisher Bigpoint has announced.

Xbox Live riff-raff who haven't stumped up for a premium Call of Duty Elite subscription can download the first batch of Modern Warfare 3 DLC from 20th March, Activision has announced.

Microsoft has launched a Consumer Preview build of its new Windows 8 operating system, which includes Xbox Live functionality.

World of Warcraft developer Blizzard has announced a major round of lay-offs, with around 600 employees now out of a job.

The first major story expansion for action RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning arrives on 20th March, publisher EA has announced.

The PC version of forthcoming FPS RPG sequel Borderlands 2 ships with Steamworks, publisher 2K Games has announced.

A batch of what appears to be concept art for Sim City 5 has popped up on the web.

There's a strange thing in the End of Nations map I'm trying out, and that thing is a suspension railway. How quaint. The global economy has collapsed, the world is at war and all its major cities lie in ruin, yet as I send my troops into battle I can clearly see there's still a suspension railway trundling its way about this town I'm trying to occupy, casually weaving a route through the demolished buildings and over the cratered streets.