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A US company has sued Microsoft because it believes motion-sensing add-on Kinect infringes its patents.

High profile members of Mafia developer 2K Czech and original Operation Flashpoint studio Bohemia Interactive have split to form a new outfit.

Few people will praise Portal higher than lead Brink writer Ed Stern.

Pixar's Cars is a godsend to the weary games developer, tired of crowbarring kids movies into wheezing platform-game shapes, picking out the key action scenes and working out how best to stretch them into something that will work on a console.

Glasses-free stereoscopic 3D has "inherent limitations", Sony has said.

Well recieved racer F1 2010 is being ported to iOS devices, Jump Games has announced.

It's always the way. The minute you dare to write something off in the download world, up pop a bunch of quality titles to make you look like a babbling buffoon.

PlayStation players have donated more than 129.7 million yen (over £1.01m) to Sony's Japanese earthquake appeal.

Sony faces 55 class-action lawsuits in the US as a result of April's PlayStation Network breach.

Kinect will not encroach upon the core FIFA football-match gameplay, EA Sports vice president Andrew Wilson has told Eurogamer

EA's digital PC store Origin can activate Steam codes for some EA games.

EA has promised that massively multiplayer online game Star Wars: The Old Republic will launch this year.

Eye-catching Japanese mental 'em up Catherine is coming to Europe.

A real tome of Diablo lore will be released alongside Diablo III, Blizzard has announced.

Edge Games man Tim Langdell has hit back at allegations that he's a "trademark troll", speaking publicly for the first time since losing a legal tussle with EA over the Mirror's Edge title.

Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune is working on a cute social game.

Capcom has announced four additions to the Street Fighter x Tekken roster.

Oft-demonised Activision boss Bobby Kotick has outlined a few of the ways in which the publisher attempts to encourage and reward innovation within its ranks.

Nightmare on Elm Street boogeyman Freddy Krueger makes an unexpected cameo in Mortal Kombat from 9th August, Warner Bros Interactive has announced.

It may have been nearly two years since the last Modern Warfare game, but Infinity Ward can't seem to get out of the headlines. First there was the infamous sacking of studio heads Jason West and Vince Zampella, then earlier this year Kotaku released a huge stack of leaked campaign materials for Modern Warfare 3, and more recently some wag started redirecting modernwarfare3.com to the website of EA's competing Battlefield 3. It must be something of a relief for Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling that he gets to talk about the game nowadays rather than hijinx.

Microsoft's entertainment division has seen a 45 per cent year-on-year revenue increase, fueled in part by booming Xbox 360 sales.

UPDATE: Xbox marketing man Graeme Boyd has confirmed via his Twitter feed that the Star Wars bundle will be available in Europe, though didn't volunteer a price.

Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes HD, one of the finest downloads to grace PSN and XBLA this year, is launching an attack on PC users' wallets soon, Ubisoft has announced.

Bizarre Creations' ambitious racer Blur failed to find an audience because the basic 'cars with weapons' concept scared off gamers, so says former design manager Gareth Wilson.

The boxed PC special edition of acclaimed 2010 indie platformer Super Meat Boy lands on UK shelves on 26th August, courtesy of publisher Lace Mamba Global.

Allied Star Police, an RTS game for iOS devices devised by 10-year-old leukemia patient Owain Weinert, is now available for free on the App Store, PopCap Games has announced.

The UK games industry is in danger of becoming an iPhone dev-only scene, according to a top Codemasters developer.

Controversial Team Bondi co-founder Brendan McNamara has blamed Blu-ray's disc size for L.A. Noire shipping without its planned Bunko and Burglary cases.

The game industry often forgets how important £40 is to gamers, the developer behind racing game series Project Gotham Racing and Blur has said.

Gaming is heading towards a free-to-play future, with leading industry lights predicting the business model will take hold within the next few years.