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Welcome to the end of the year! It's been a memorable 12 months for the Eurogamer family. We've brought new people into the mix, like the lovely Martin Robinson, and some of us have even brought new life into the world, like Ellie Gibson, who hammered out a kid in June. Respect.

Sony has confirmed official RRPs for both the first wave of Vita games and the system's proprietary memory cards.

UK TV network Sky has launched a new two-part show devoted to 3D gaming.

A US superior court judge has denied EA's request to throw out Activision's $400 million contract-interference suit relating to the departure of Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella last year.

Games have an incredibly complicated relationship with their past. This is an industry that's fixated with the future, but too often it's one that holds its history at arm's length.

Discounts on Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas DLC make up the third day of Microsoft's 12 days of Christmas promotion.

PC shooter ArmA 2 gets a massive Christmas update today encompassing all expansions and DLC, Bohemia Interactive has announced.

All Zombies Must Die!, the spiritual successor to developer doublesix's 2009 PSN effort Burn Zombie Burn!, launches on Xbox Live Arcade on 28th December.

NES games are the latest format to be added to the 3DS eShop in Japan.

Nintendo has brought the release of Wii game Boom Street forward.

2011 was the best year for games since 2007, BioShock creator Ken Levine believes.

Yes! Welcome to episode 94 of the Eurogamer.net Podcast! As the year grinds to a halt, it's time to reflect on the games that have made suffering the internet bearable. But it's not all about working out which game is better than that other game and putting it into a list. Sometimes, it's about the NEWS.

EA will this weekend knock 50 per cent off the PC version of Battlefield 3 at digital platform Origin.

Dungeon Defenders and Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath head this week's EU PlayStation Store update.

One of the less popular trends of 2011 was the ramping up of the retailer-exclusive in-game extra. You know the sort of the thing - pre-order a title from Game and get a couple of extra character skins, choose HMV and get some weapon unlocks, or give your money to Zavvi and get early access to a map.

The first Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 DLC launches on 24th January 2012, Infinity Ward has announced.

BioShock 2 launches on Mac in Janaury 2012 as a boxed game and a download - nearly two years after it launched on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Poor Kirby. Mass Attack has the dubious honour of being Nintendo's last DS effort as the developer ditches the format for platforms new. Released without fanfare at a busy time a couple of months ago, this DS swansong slipped by almost unnoticed - by our reviews department, anyway.

"I believe that it is alright to create a stupid and irresponsible game, I really do."

Sega is a shadow of its former self. Its star developers are scattered to the four winds while treasured series hang cracked and dry from so much tireless, often unsympathetic milking. The company is perhaps the greatest casualty in the collapse of the arcade scene, once the fertile breeding ground for its most daring ideas and brightest designers.

Infinity Ward has released the first Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 DLC screenshot.

Sony is accepting applications for the PlanetSide 2 beta.

The Starhawk private beta ends on Tuesday, 3rd January 2012, Sony has announced.

EA Sports has announced a Lionel Messi pre-order bonus for FIFA Street.

UPDATE: And we're done! Thanks to everyone who entered and thanks to Microsoft for providing so many amazing prizes. We have notified 11 out of 12 winners as of Wednesday 22nd December and will be speaking to yesterday's victor this morning. Congratulations if you won and watch out for more massive giveaways on this scale in the future!

Formerly Japan-only PSP strategy RPG Gungnir is heading West courtesy of Atlus.

Final Fantasy 13-2 entered this week's Japanese software chart at number one, but sales of the game were way down on that of its predecessor.

A fix for a game-breaking bug in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword that prevents some players from progressing past a certain point in the story has gone live in Japan.

EA's snowboarding reboot SSX has been pushed back two weeks until 2nd March, the publisher has announced.

Mac users can finally get their hands on lauded indie platformer Limbo, developer Playdead has announced.