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The PlayStation 3 version of Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection appears to have been delayed in Europe.

Downloadable DeathSpank threequel The Baconing headlines this week's EU PlayStation Store update. As part of Sony's PlayStation Network Play promotion, co-op character Roesha comes unlocked.

A new Xbox 360 Onechanbara game is in development.

Hideki Kamiya was only joking when he said Bayonetta 2 was set to appear in a game magazine this week, Platinum Games producer Atsushi Inaba has insisted.

Battlefield 3 won't put civilians in harm's way because, DICE believes, players tend towards doing "bad things".

The beta for PC tactical FPS sequel Red Orchestra 2 has launched - but it's only accessible to those who pre-purchased the Deluxe Edition.

Sony will launch a 3D-capable head mounted display in Japan this November.

Titillating on-rails shooter Gal Gun has found a new home on PlayStation 3.

The Project Zero (Fatal Frame) team are working on a new, similar-sounding game for 3DS.

Catherine developer Atlus has announced a Persona 4 remake for PlayStation Vita, called Persona 4 The Golden.

Sega has announced the development of Yakuza 5 and the formation of Yakuza Studio.

After Braid, Jonathan Blow's latest game, The Witness, seems like quite a departure: it's a 3D exploration experience set in a realistic environment rather than a dreamy watercoloured side-scroller. That said, it's still a dense congregation of ingenious puzzles, and it concerns itself, to a large extent, with a classic Braid preoccupation - the relationship between game themes and game mechanics. With the designer recently visiting London, we caught up with him to ask him a selection of rambling questions and received some surprisingly concise answers.

EA currently sees no need for a new round of hardware, according to top exec Frank Gibeau.

Portal 2 was more successful on the PC than it was on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Valve boss Gabe Newell has revealed.

A demo for oddball Kinect shooter The Gunstringer is up for download on Xbox Live now.

Soon-to-be-euthanased MMO Star Wars Galaxies isn't going down quietly, judging by Sony Online's plans for its final weeks.

At least some of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer modes will support 32 players, according to leaked gameplay footage.

An updated Kinect bundle goes on sale next week, Microsoft has announced.

The achievement list for From Software's Dark Souls has gone live, courtesy of Xbox360Achievements.org.

Sega has confirmed an early 2012 European release for Rhythm Thief & The Emperor's Treasure.

THQ's Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine may well have picked up some bizarre, unflattering press recently for its superficial similarities to Gears of War, but our experience of the recently released playable demo is almost entirely positive with the game offering up an intriguing spin on the established third person shooter formula.

A 3DS version of WWE All Stars steps into the ring on 25th November, publisher THQ has announced.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Rezurrection is nothing if not a mark of how far this series has travelled. From its early roots in Medal of Honor and a more 'realistic' approach to the historical FPS, through Modern Warfare's futureshock-cum-Bond and finally to Nazi zombies. What an arc.

Art and footage from what purports to be an Avengers game from THQ has shown up online.

Platinum Games could be about to go public with a follow-up to its acclaimed action title Bayonetta, judging by a Tweet from director Hideki Kamiya.

MMO sizzler Guild Wars 2 will apparently let gamers create and host their own PVP servers with their own sets of rules.

Gearbox Software is planning a new Duke Nukem game, CEO Randy Pitchford has confirmed.

The next Dragon Age game will probably allow you to swap your follower characters' armour, BioWare has revealed.

Radiant Silvergun launches on Xbox Live Arcade on 14th September as a 1200 Microsoft Points download, developer Treasure has revealed on its website.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution style enhancements may be possible in real life, according to cyborg documentary film-maker Rob Spence.