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You guys don't know how good you have it. In the dark days of summer, while us professional reviewers are opening dispiriting jiffy bags full of so-so movie licences and impenetrable Japanese strategy RPGs, you readers can choose to write reviews of whatever you damn well fancy.

High-speed arcade puzzle game Cubixx HD launches on the PlayStation Network on 17th August, developer Laughing Jackal has announced.

One of the more insane conversations I've had recently was with someone who was predicting the "brutal" crash of the mobile gaming industry in about two years.

New Borderlands 2 details have emerged from US magazine Game Informer (via Gematsu).

Dance yourself slim game Zumba Fitness has won an eighth consecutive week at number one.

A few years back, when DICE was sitting down and putting together its plans for domination of the first-person shooter genre - plans that may well come to fruition later this year - it peered into the future and asked: what's the one feature that all first-person shooter games will have?

Sony today begins its conversion of the servers running PC and PlayStation 3 MMO DC Universe into four MegaServers.

Veteran Nintendo series Metroid celebrated its 25th Anniversary over the weekend.

Kim Jong-il is in part funded by gold farmers, according to a new report.

South African authorities have arrested a man following the world's first PlayStation 3 jailbreak raid.

Without a doubt, the technology story of the week is Euclideon's Unlimited Detail demo: an apparently revolutionary approach to graphics rendering that sees the end of polygons, replaced by billions upon billions of "atoms" that allow for an infinite level of detail in any given game scene. In short, Euclideon appears to have come up with a new approach to voxel rendering that seemingly has much potential.

Harmonix's split from Viacom earlier this year has rejuvenated the studio and inspired a flurry of creativity, the developer has told Eurogamer.

It's a big year for Bungie. Not only does it celebrate its 20th birthday but, with the impending release of Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, it's also formally signing off custodianship of Master Chief to 343 Industries.

Sony has just announced a rival to Microsoft's Summer of Arcade promotion, called PlayStation Network Play.

Bethesda has accused Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson of infringing an Elder Scrolls trademark.

Gears of War developer Epic is in development on a "new unannounced IP", according to a recent job listing.

PlayStation 3 car combat revival Twisted Metal has been pushed back from its planned October launch to "early 2012", Eat Sleep Play co-founder David Jaffe has announced.

Xbox Live Summer of Arcade highlight Bastion launches on PC from 16th August, publisher Warner Bros. Interactive has announced.

Planning to enjoy a little Killzone 3 multiplayer over breakfast tomorrow morning? Tough. All online play for SCEE-published games will be unavailable between 5.30am and 10.30am due to PSN "network maintenance".

Former Sega of America boss and Microsoft VP Peter Moore's stock is rising over at EA, with the publisher announcing today that he's leaving his role as EA Sports president to become the company's chief operating officer.

The Dragon Age 2 Legacy DLC shows BioWare is listening to fan feedback, the developer has said.

The soundtrack to Xbox Live Arcade action role-player Bastion is now available to download.

Bethesda has made the Steam version of Splash Damage first-person shooter Brink free to play for the weekend.

Indie sensation Minecraft has just reached another astonishing sales milestone.

There's so much depressing gaming news at the moment you'd think the entire market was collapsing. If it's not a developer going bust, it's another year-on-year decline in the retail sector, or deepening losses leading to redundancies. It's pretty grim reading.

Xbox owners can now dress their avatars in clothing inspired by hit MTV reality show Jersey Shore.

Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono has explained why Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat are unlikely bedfellows.

Eric Chahi's eye-catching god simulation From Dust has broken publisher Ubisoft's day one digital download sales record.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit developer Criterion Games is looking for staff to work on an open world racing game.

Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine is suing Activision over 2009 music game Band Hero.