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Famed Hollywood explosion fetishist Michael Bay has directed a TV advertisement for forthcoming racer Need For Speed: The Run, EA has revealed.

Grand Theft Auto 5 we now know features the Los Santos (Los Angeles) and Vinewood (Hollywood) areas.

PlayStation 3 gamers can at last download bank holdup shooter Payday: The Heist today.

Invites to test Valve game Dota 2 will be sent in "increasing volumes" this week.

Video games have quite a wish list at the moment. We need faster broadband, new hardware and publishers willing to try the big money risks, for starters. Mainly, though, we need a name for a genre that is steadily taking over handheld gaming. Canabalt, Tiny Wings, Jetpack Joyride. Race-'em-ups, distance runners, marathon games? What are we going to call these things?

Apple has had a bigger impact on video games than Nintendo or PlayStation 1.

Action adventure romp Enslaved is now available on Xbox Live Games on Demand.

Final Fantasy 13-2 does not allow you to import your Final Fantasy 13 save data, but it will reward those who played the game.

20 years after the release of Sonic the Hedgehog, perhaps the most interesting thing Sega could have done would have been not to celebrate his anniversary, because goodness knows we have been invited to do so on enough occasions already. It could even be argued that in those 20 years Sonic has been subject to more rose-tinted compilations than enjoyable sequels.

Worldwide PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 sales are now only two million units apart.

Premier Manager 2012 launches on PlayStation Network next Wednesday, 9th November.

More than 1.5 million copies of Dark Souls have been shipped to shops around the world, publisher Namco Bandai has announced.

When Capcom's Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono unveiled Street Fighter x Tekken's new gem feature at New York Comic-Con, the internet erupted. Gems, Ono said, would enable a weaker player to close the gap with a good player.

The PC version of Saints Row: The Third brings with it a handful of exclusive extras, developer Volition has revealed.

A new complimentary DLC pack is on its way to Gears of War 3 later this month, developer Epic has announced.

Too Human developer Silicon Knights has confirmed reports of a drastic set of redundancies at the studio.

Video games can't currently be considered art, but that doesn't mean they're not a valid form of entertainment, so says author, broadcaster and general UK arts guru Ekow Eshun.

UPDATE: The Horde Command Pack is now ready for download, according to a Tweet from Epic exec Mark Rein.

Sony has scheduled a bout of PlayStation Network maintenance for this Thursday.

EA has refuted claims from German gamers that download service Origin - required to play Battlefield 3 on PC - spies on users' computer activity and could potentially break the country's privacy laws.

It was never Nintendo's intention that the Wii and DS be tagged as consoles primarily for casual gamers, the platform holder has explained.

Hello and welcome to episode 88 of the Eurogamer.net Podcast. We guarantee it will leave flaming tyre-tracks on the tarmac of your mind.

Mass Effect 1 and 2 were just a "preamble" to Mass Effect 3, developer BioWare has said.

The excellent Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception launches tomorrow, Wednesday, across the UK.

DmC: Devil May Cry plays out in a parallel dimension to past entries in Capcom's action franchise.

Uncharted 3 developer Naughty Dog has its own version of the famous Google Fridays.

Rage developer id Software has classic shooter Doom 3's source code ready for release, co-founder John Carmack has revealed.

After all the talk of Monster Hunter and Demon's Souls, all the footage of giant beasts being tackled in majestic battles, it's quite a surprise to sit through the first couple of hours of Dragon's Dogma and realise what this actually is: an extremely traditional, noticeably Western roleplaying game.

Fusion: Genesis, the debut game by ex-Rare staffers Starfire Studios, will be released on 9th November via Xbox Live Arcade. The sci-fi twin-stick shooter will cost 800 Microsoft Points (£6.80).

Code Veronica is the lost Resident Evil, a game caught in the awkward evolutionary transition between the series' shuffling, B-movie beginnings on PlayStation and its transformation into the most important action game of the past decade with the fourth core entry in the series.