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UPDATE: Activision has confirmed the Annihilation map pack launches on PC on Thursday, 28th July, too.

Just Dance 2 is the best-selling third-party Wii game of all time, Ubisoft has announced.

UPDATE: Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D sold 280,000 units during June, NPD analyst Anita Frazier told Eurogamer, representing a 34 per cent attach rate to the 3DS install base.

Microsoft is planning to bring together its PC, console and smartphone platforms under a single unified operating system, according to a report from tech blog This Is My Next.

Boisterous PlayStation Network platformer Explodemon! is migrating to PC in August, developer Curve Studios has announced.

Too Human developer Silicon Knights is working on a new next-gen game engine with a view to self-publishing its own titles in the future.

UPDATE: Developer GamersFirst has issued a statement to Eurogamer refuting the Gamespot report.

Unlike its predecessor, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will support Party Chat for the majority of its multiplayer modes, developer Infinity Ward has confirmed.

Sega has detailed all the exclusive additions coming to the impending PlayStation 3 version of Wii rail shooter House of the Dead: Overkill.

Apple has jacked up its App Store prices in the UK in an effort to "rebalance" global discrepancies.

The first wave of invitations for the Call of Duty: Elite beta go out today, Activision has confirmed.

Dawn of War and Space Marine developer Relic Entertainment will continue to invest in PC game development despite the recent spate of high-profile video game leaks.

Achievements for the Xbox 360 high definition remake of Resident Evil 4 have leaked online.

And so it continues. QuakeCon is the latest outfit to fall victim to hackers, with forum users' personal information compromised by a recent "unlawful intrusion".

Update: Sony network president Tim Schaaff's unusual comments were taken out of context and posted piecemeal by GamesBeat - the host of the conference Schaaff was speaking at. PC Mag was in attendance and reported the fuller quotes of the session.

Long-time Buzz! maker Relentless Software has released its first iPhone game Quiz Climber.

Epic Games, creator of the Gears of War series and the Unreal Engine, will never become a publisher, despite some believing it is the next natural step for the company.

This re-review is of the PC and Mac version of Team Fortress 2, now available for free. The console versions, included in The Orange Box, have had comparatively few updates and remain closer to the version tested in our original Team Fortress 2 review from 2007.

Rovio has told Eurogamer it is "looking at every console" as a potential nest for Angry Birds, despite having criticised Xbox Live, Nintendo and even console gaming in the past.

Square Enix's long-awaited Final Fantasy Versus XIII still hasn't entered full production, more than five years after it was first announced.

There's a new PC exclusive FPS in town. It's dark sci-fi called Hard Reset and it's made by Flying Wild Hog.

It won't be as big as the Eurogamer Expo 2011, but the lavish Call of Duty XP event in Los Angeles will probably attract a few stragglers.

The chief unique selling point of Defiance was announced long before the title or any other details about this massively multiplayer action game were.

Update: Ars Technica has a comment from Sony, explaining that while adhering to the AACS guidelines is the reason behind the new move, it only affects Blu-ray movies, not video game output.

Ms. Splosion Man developer Twisted Pixel is planning on offering players regular free DLC for its Xbox Live Arcade platformer.

It's fair to say that the god game has fallen to earth somewhat since its early-'90s heyday, when the likes of Populous and SimEarth held heavenly sway over the PC charts.

Multiplayer FPS sequel Section 8: Prejudice finally lands on PlayStation Network on 27th July priced at £12.99, developer TimeGate Studios has announced.

Capcom is taking its current slate of fighting games on the road, offering UK fans the chance to play Street Fighter X Tekken ahead of release.

Casual gaming godhead PopCap Games has detailed exactly why it chose EA for its billion dollar buy-out announced earlier today.

The original founder of enormo-publisher EA has denounced Nintendo for ushering in a "feudal dark age" for the games industry and stifling third parties' chance of success.