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A Game of the Year edition of Rockstar's open world western hoedown Red Dead Redemption is on its way, judging by a new BBFC listing.

The second and third episodes of not-for-kids crime caper Hector: Badge of Carnage arrive on iOS, Mac and PC this Autumn, publisher Telltale Games has announced.

Shifting Street Fighter's combatants out of their traditional 2D plane and into Tekken's 3D arena is causing Namco a few headaches for its forthcoming cross-IP throw-down.

"It was a struggle". That's Damien Kieken, the multiplayer game director for Assassin's Creed, on the prospect of incorporating competitive game modes into a series designed around single player stealth, freedom of movement and one hit kills.

The PC version of The Lord of the Rings: War in the North will use Steamworks, developer Snowblind has confirmed.

The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is the spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, developer Snowblind Studios has told Eurogamer.

It's a good joke that has remained unvisited for 30 years. Take a character whose gender is defined in his name and turn a him into a her by adding Ms. in front of it. Slip on a colourful bow and slap on some lipstick and the transformation is complete, a neat recycling of assets that's both economical and absurd.

Rage begins in outer space. There's a meteor floating slowly towards the Earth at thousands of miles per second, it's going to smash everything to pieces and everyone's going to die. You get to watch it scattering dust in Saturn's rings and glancing off the moon as it travels inexorably towards us – and the start of another post-apocalyptic first-person shooter.

Action role-playing game The Lord of the Rings: War in the North will be released in November, Warner Bros. has announced.

Borderlands 2 is in development at Gearbox Software, Eurogamer understands.

This week brings another arid list of launches, but as the calendar page turns to August the likes of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Xenoblade and Tropico 4 loom later in the month.

Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet is an unfamiliar pairing of familiar components.

You could use PlayStation Vita as a controller for PS3 games, Sony has revealed.

Wii dance game We Dance will launch in the UK on 2nd September, developer Nordic Games has announced.

FarmVille maker Zynga is porting addictive mobile game Words With Friends to Facebook.

Eight Days, a PlayStation 3 exclusive cancelled in 2008, would have been "jaw-dropping", according to one developer who worked on the game.

You CAN delete game save data in Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions on Nintendo 3DS, Namco Bandai has confirmed.

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 and Kirby & the Amazing Mirror have joined Nintendo's growing list of GBA games it will give to existing 3DS owners.

Dragon Age II certainly had its flaws and missteps but what made it resonate - for me, at least - was the way it dialled the RPG bombast back to a more personal level. It was very much the saga of one person, and it was structured in such a way that when terrible events befell the city of Kirkwall, it felt organically connected to the character you were playing and the choices you'd made. Divisive though the game as a whole became, it was this narrative focus that provided its greatest strengths. Sadly, little of that strength is evident in this second DLC salvo, which snuggles comfortably into a more traditional role-playing framework.

Sony has bought inFamous and Sly Cooper developer Sucker Punch.

Armored Core V, the misspelled mech action title from Demon's Souls developer From Software, has been pushed back from a planned October release to January 2012 in Japan, the developer has announced.

Valve will finally lift the lid on keenly anticipated RTS sequel DOTA 2 during a tournament at Gamescom later this month, with the game due on shelves before the year is out.

First details regarding a follow-up to iOS mega-hit Cut The Rope have been let out of their box.

Square Enix has picked up the rights to open world action title True Crime: Hong Kong following Activision's decision to pull the plug on the game earlier this year.

Tokyo Game Show, the next major industry clambake following Gamescom in Germany later this month, has announced some of its tent-pole talks.

More Street Fighter could be on its way to the 3DS, series producer Yoshinori Ono has revealed.

Sony is encouraging indie developers to work on PlayStation Vita titles by lending out development kits for its new system free of charge, according to a Gamasutra report.

A selection of PSone games that have until now never seen release outside of Japan or the US are being prepared for a European PSN release, Sony has announced.

The iPhone port of Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions launches on 4th August, Square Enix has announced on Facebook.

Classic Pac-Man headlines this Thursday's set of fresh eShop offerings.