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A complimentary download of 2008 adventure Tomb Raider: Underworld headlines the latest PlayStation Plus content update.

Naughty Dog's Uncharted series has sold in excess of 13 million copies worldwide, publisher Sony has revealed.

An invite only beta for Flight Simulator replacement Microsoft Flight starts in January 2012.

Chicago-based F.E.A.R. 3 developer Day 1 Studios has laid off a huge swathe of staff following the collapse of a publishing deal with Konami, according to a Gamespot report.

PlayStation Vita will only support one PlayStation Network account per console, a new report suggests.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword debuted in the weekly Japanese chart at number one.

Mojang is collaborating with Lego to make official Minecraft Lego sets.

Tomorrow's Xbox 360 dashboard update brings Lovefilm to Xbox Live in the UK.

Update: The BBC has confirmed that it is the iPlayer heading to Xbox 360.

Nintendo has offered up a few new details about the forthcoming 3DS entry in its Animal Crossing franchise.

In 2012, Sony will focus on enticing families and younger gamers to PlayStation 3.

Don't panic - the Final Fantasy 13-3 domain name was secured only as a precaution, Square Enix has explained.

Microsoft will release a free Xbox Companion app for Windows Phone 7 tomorrow to coincide with the autumn 2012 Xbox 360 dashboard update.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 continues to dominate the UK video games chart, its sales rising 2 per cent to secure a fourth week on top.

Updated: Obsidian's Joshua E Sawyer explains memory management issues affecting Fallout: New Vegas that sound very similar indeed to what is happening with PS3 Skyrim.

Whereas Sony might have confused some consumers with its PSP sales pitch, the platform holder reckons customers should have no problem figuring out what the Vita is for - namely, playing video games.

In our weekend article on the Skyrim PS3 lag issue, we analysed the performance of the game running from a fresh save compared to a crippled 65 hour game, and then put the new patch through its paces - and found it wanting.

Nintendo fans can get 3D Classics: Kid Icarus for free when it launches on 5th January by registering two eligible 3DS titles online this Christmas.

Light-hearted top-down racer Bang Bang Racing is the next release from SkyDrift developer Digital Reality.

UPDATE: Sony told Eurogamer it has no plans to release Gran Turismo 5 Spec 2 in Europe at this time.

As the video gaming juggernaut rumbles tirelessly onwards, one might assume that the past is in danger of being forgotten. Games like Gears of War 3, Rage and Uncharted 3 are pushing the graphical standard into hitherto unknown realms, while titles like Skyrim boast gameplay so engrossing that previous efforts seem almost simplistic in comparison. Surely then, no one could possibly be interested in dusty old retro titles when such aesthetic splendour is available right here, right now?

I can't quite remember whether Treasure Island Dizzy was the best Dizzy game or the worst. I'm sure it was one or the other.

In terms of new releases, the home consoles have started their winter hibernation - but there's still a war to be fought in your hand this week. Two massive format exclusives step up to make their host platforms' case for taking a spot under your Christmas tree.

Sony's cards are on the table at last. All six of them, in fact, as part of the WAAR (wide area augmented reality) feature Vita developers have been banging on about recently, with the console able to register up to six cards at once to create fancy AR experiences on the fly.

UPDATE: Nintendo of America has confirmed an April 2012 US release, via its Twitter feed.

Downloadable god game From Dust has sold over half a million downloads on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade, Ubisoft has revealed.

The International Committee of the Red Cross is investigating whether developers should be asked to better respect and reflect international humanitarian law in their video games.

Just shy of 50 million unique users play Zynga's Facebook game CityVille every month, the developer has revealed.

Indie megastar Markus "Notch" Persson is no longer the lead developer of the game he created, Minecraft.

Sony has defended the Vita's pricey, mandatory memory cards, insisting they are used for much more than just storing save files.