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SEGA has dated two new downloads culled from its Dreamcast back catalogue, with Space Channel 5 Part 2 and SEGA Bass Fishing both coming to Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network in early October.

It will cost you 400 Microsoft Points to import tracks from the first Dance Central disc into the forthcoming sequel, publisher Microsoft has confirmed.

DC Universe Online is going free-to-play to "open up" the game to a wider audience, according to the game's executive producer Lorin Jameson.

Last week's surprise Monster Hunter 4/Monster Hunter Tri G double whammy reveal has given the 3DS a healthy bump in this week's Japanese sales chart.

Those looking for all the various strands of the Gears of War story to be neatly tied up in the latest installment of Epic's franchise might come away disappointed.

All those who've set up a guild for impending BioWare MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic can now start picking their allies, the developer has announced.

Dark Souls developer From Software has a vicious surprise in wait for anyone who manages to get hold of the game ahead of its published release date.

Angry Birds developer Rovio is planning a move into game publishing, according to a Develop report.

A beefy update for Trion Worlds' fantasy MMO Rift is on its way, bringing with it a host of new features, quests and upgrades.

Professor Mark Griffiths, co-author of the Game Transfer Report that has captured media attention worldwide, has offered Eurogamer an explanation of his work as well as condemnation against those who spun it.

The Electronic Sports League has announced the Brink Autumn Cup - with 1500 Euro up for grabs.

Star Fox 64 3D lacks online multiplayer due to the "vast" costs required to allow gamers to play online, Nintendo has said.

The independent studio behind the God of War PlayStation Portable games is making a third-person action adventure game for the PlayStation 3, a new job listing has revealed.

I don't really know what happens at the end of Lonesome Road, the final add-on instalment for Fallout New Vegas. I mean, I know what happens in the nuts-and-bolts sense of what is actually on the screen. What I'm still unclear on are the less tangible, but no less important, questions of who and why.

Apple will reportedly announce the iPhone 5 at a media briefing on 4th October.

This week's PlayStation Store update is headlined by GameCube classic Resident Evil 4. The version on offer here is an upscaled model of the original with PS2 and Wii extras intact.

Tactical role-player Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes gets new add-on I Am The Boss on PlayStation Network today, priced £2.39.

Given the number of delightful oddities that came out of Japan when the DS first launched, it's been rather sad to see such a conservative first wave of 3DS software. With that in mind, not to mention the relative paucity of announcements at E3 a few months back, this year's Tokyo Games Show was an important week for the handheld. Would developers finally step up with some serious support for the system, or would the industry place all its chips on Vita?

For some, a video game doesn't stop when the power is turned off - their gaming experiences are bleeding into their day-to-day lives.

Final Fantasy head honcho Tetsuya Nomura has moved to reassure fans that spin-off Versus 13 is alive and well despite its Tokyo Game Show no show.

The Xbox 360 version of upcoming Japanese role-playing game Final Fantasy 13-2 comes on one disc, Square Enix has confirmed.

Ubisoft and CBS are making a NCIS video game.

Gears of War developer Epic may be making five new games right now, but a new Unreal Tournament isn't one of them.

God of War developer Sony Santa Monica is working on an "unannounced new IP".

Tetris on the 3DS launches in Europe on 21st October, Nintendo has announced.

Kingdom Hearts main man Tetsuya Nomura has hinted at a sequel to cult classic 2008 Nintendo DS game The World Ends With You.

The Mass Effect film being made by Legendary Pictures will focus on the male version of Shepard.

With its unpretentious action and wilfully dumb storyline, Renegade Ops is a shameless throwback. It's also ridiculously enjoyable and strangely refreshing. Strange, because it wasn't so long ago that Live Arcade was awash with top-down twin-stick shooters and the resulting overkill extinguished community passion for the genre in just a few months.

PlayStation Vita owners will be able to play compatible multiplayer titles with PSP users, Sony has confirmed.

Shareholders in Rock Band developer Harmonix are being sued by the studio's former owner Viacom for a hefty $131 million.