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Triple Town creator Spry Fox is suing developer 6waves Lolapps for alleged copyright infringement over its game Yeti Town.

You can now play demos of Alice: Madness Returns and Arcania: Gothic 4 through your browser, right here on Eurogamer.

For the second time this month, social gaming giant Zynga has been accused of cloning another developer's game.

Forthcoming snowboarding revival SSX ships with an online pass, publisher EA has confirmed.

Man vs Machine, a browser-based FPS prototype developed by Swedish developer MuchDifferent, has set a new record for the number of players simultaneously scrapping it out in the same game session.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. It's an instantly forgettable title. And it's not just meaningless and profoundly generic, it's saddled (like Dragon Age: Origins before it) with the exhausting suggestion that this isn't the birth of an exciting fantasy universe so much as the launch of a new franchising opportunity.

2004 arcade shoot 'em up Mushihimesama is getting an HD makeover for Xbox 360, bullet hell specialist Cave has announced.

Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata has hinted that paid Super Mario 3D Land DLC could be incoming.

Sony is planning another bout PlayStation Network maintenance later this week.

This one should be a no-brainer right? Everyone knows that HDMI is a digitally lossless form of transmitting audio and video, so it stands to reason that the cables - no matter how cheap or expensive - should either work or not work. There is no middle ground here.

The price is right. With 500GB external drives now hovering around the £40 mark, there's never been a better time to upgrade the storage capabilities of your PlayStation 3.

Nintendo is happy to avoid getting bogged down in an expensive tech race against its rivals with the Wii U, so says CEO Satoru Iwata.

The next Xbox will not launch in 2012, Microsoft has gone on the record to say.

"Real fans" will want to wait for the finished version of upcoming Xbox Live Arcade game Trials Evolution - and not download the leaked version, developer RedLynx has said.

Sony reckons it'll be the last to announce its next generation plans.

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier ain't quite what it used to be. When it first broke cover - and when we last took a serious look at it - Ubisoft's tactical shooter series had evolved into something far removed from the games of old, having become an action-heavy third-person shooter starring a soldier who was, in Ubisoft's own words, "an F-16 on legs". It had turned into Gears of Recon, and it proved an unpopular shift in direction for a series once known for its tactical smarts.

Battlefield 3 developer DICE is now hiring an "Anti-Cheat Administrator".

UPDATE: Trials developer RedLynx has taken to its forum to respond to the leak of Trials Evolution.

Final Fantasy 13 reflected the character of its heroine, Lightning: an elite, standoffish soldier who would let nothing come between her and her mission. The game presented a journey so focused and linear that its first 25 hours could be mapped out as an unbroken corridor. And Lightning's purity of focus saw Square Enix discard many Final Fantasy tropes so she could pursue her goals without distraction.

BioWare has promised to discuss European Star Wars: The Old Republic maintenance windows after the service was inaccessible on Saturday from 8am to 12pm GMT.

Tricks of the Reviewer's Trade #116: Start the review with an out-of-context description of a seemingly bizarre but ultimately representative gameplay moment, highlighting the absurdity of the game's premise and/or presentation.

Doodle God has been around for a while but, as a discerning gamer who refuses to follow the common herd, there's a good chance you've flicked past it while browsing the App Store or Android Market. After all, only desperate shovelware knock-offs use the ubiquitous "Doodle" prefix to ensnare the undiscriminating, right?

FlatOut 3 developer Team6 Game Studios is working on a trio of new games for Nintendo 3DS.

In a world where £200 consoles are often packaged up without a bundled video cable, and chunks of games that we used to get for free are now sold to us separately, it's rather gratifying to load up one of your favourite mobile releases and discover that the developers have bolted 32 more levels onto it for free.

Brink developer Splash Damage has hired one of the key creators of Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.

Spore and Darkspore developer Maxis has advertised for help building an "upcoming triple-A simulation-style game".

3DS exclusive Resident Evil: Revelaitons has entered the UK all-format charts in sixth place.

A fifth major title in the law-abiding Ace Attorney series is in development, creator Capcom has announced.

Nintendo plans to add Pilotwings to the Virtual Console and Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again! to DSiWare this coming Friday. Both will cost 800 Nintendo Points (approx £5.60 / €8).

EA has begun rectifying around 150 "faulty bans" issued to legitimate, law-abiding Battlefield 3 gamers on PC.