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A 1000 developers have voted Baldur's Gate as their favourite all-time game, the World Gaming Executives network has announced.

Publisher Take-Two has hinted that it sees a future for Rockstar's new detective IP LA Noire.

An MMO based on Sony Pictures' forthcoming remake of 1990 sci-fi classic Total Recall is on its way to browsers.

DmC developer Ninja Theory has invited some of the world's top Devil May Cry players to its studio to try the game and offer some constructive feedback.

Saints Row 4 is already in the early stages of development, despite Saints Row: The Third not even being on shelves yet, judging by comments made by THQ exec Danny Bilson.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer is designed to make life hard on campers, according to co-developer Sledgehammer Games.

Sales of Driver: San Francisco were above Ubisoft's expectations, the publisher has announced.

Welcome, patient listener(s), to the 89th instalment of the improbably continuing adventures of the Eurogamer.net Podcast.

A number of PlayStation 3 games will be unavailable to play online next Tuesday due to a fresh round of scheduled maintenance, Sony has announced.

The cold, wet London weather couldn't dampen the spirits of Infinity Ward last night as it celebrated the launch of Modern Warfare 3 at the stroke of midnight.

Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon launches on PC this Christmas, D3Publisher has announced.

BioWare will add "additional security" to Star Wars: The Old Republic as we approach the 20th December launch.

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Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot is optimistic about Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console, revealing that the company has plans to support it with both "casual" and "high-end" games.

Bookies are already paying out on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 as the UK's Christmas number one game - only twelve hours after it went on sale.

Japan doesn't appear to be bowled over by PlayStation Vita and Wii U.

EA has launched a dedicated web page for Battlefield 3 players to check server status.

PlayStation Network puzzle platformer Rochard releases on Steam next week, developer Recoil Games has announced.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata initially expressed surprise that The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword features ancient robots, the company boss revealed in a new Iwata Asks interview with members of the Zelda team.

The bosses are tougher in Final Fantasy 13-2 than in Final Fantasy 13, Square Enix has said.

Rockstar controls the release of information about itself so its games feel "magical".

The number of people playing DC Universe Online simultaneously has risen over 1000 per cent since the superhero MMO turned free to play, Sony Online Entertainment has revealed.

Activision is working to fix a number of issues players are having with Call of Duty Elite, which launched last night alongside Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

Activision is looking to whet gamers' appetites for its forthcoming Prototype sequel with a free iOS puzzle spin off called Protoslice.

Creature creation oddity Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive! headlines this week's Nintendo eShop update.

Call of Duty: Elite has been released on Xbox Live.

It's come round fast. The mythical-sounding 11/11/11 Skyrim release date Bethesda announced last year is soon to be upon us.

Call of Duty, to paraphrase Douglas Adams, is big. You won't believe how big it is. It's been an incredibly rapid expansion as well, a Big Bang that few could have predicted. As recently as 2006, with Call of Duty 3, the series was just another well-regarded but modestly successful WWII shooter, fighting for shelf space alongside Medal of Honor and Brothers in Arms.

The London Oxford Street branch of Game and the Birmingham New Street Gamestation outlet both stay open for a midnight launch of The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim this Thursday night.

The man responsible for inventing the world's first ever home console isn't too happy with how the medium he pioneered has evolved in recent years.