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Now that we're wedged firmly in summer's grip, that usually means only one thing: an appalling absence of decent boxed releases to see us through till September.

The next big game made by Media Molecule probably won't be LittleBigPlanet 3, because the studio wants to do something new.

Another day, another game announcement for this year's Eurogamer Expo! Today we're thrilled to reveal that Rage will be fully playable on the Expo show floor.

Kudos to Obsidian: in developing its own Onyx engine technology, the studio has managed to create a new action RPG that has its own highly distinctive visual look, rich on incidental detail, atmospheric effects and heavy on dynamic light and shadow. In what is essentially an HD reworking of classics like Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PlayStation 2 (albeit without the super-smooth frame-rate), Dungeon Siege III offers plenty of RPG-fuelled enjoyment, but essential elements of the game mechanics are lightweight in nature, and the kind of depth we've come to expect from magic and combat dynamics in this genre feels somewhat lacking.

Borderlands maker Gearbox owned the Blade Runner IP but passed up the opportunity to make a game with it.

The populace of PlayStation Home are "the most hardcore gamers on PS3", reckons service director Jack Buser.

3DS role-playing game Tales of the Abyss will be released on 10th November in Europe, Namco Bandai has announced.

Steam's celebrated summer sale has begun, offering dramatic daily discounts for top-notch titles.

If you’ve always liked the drama of American Football but have been put off by unimportant details like, you know, the rules and the bizarre Feynman diagram world of the playbook, you might like Backbreaker Vengeance. NaturalMotion’s first console outing tried to capture the whole scope of the sport and struggled somewhat. This time, the team is just going for the violence.

Dead Rising 2: Off The Record launches on 14th October, according to a hastily retracted Capcom announcement.

The sequel to Puzzle Agent, Telltale's quirky 2010 head-scratcher, is available for purchase on iPad, iPhone, Mac and PC from today.

Fable developer Lionhead has a "super secret second project" in development alongside recently announced Kinect title Fable: The Journey, studio boss Peter Molyneux has disclosed.

Total War: Shogun 2 won't be getting mod tools anytime soon, developer Creative Assembly has announced, though it's not for want of trying.

Limbo developer Playdead has confirmed that its acclaimed Xbox Live Arcade adventure is coming to both PlayStation Network and Steam alter this year.

Gameplay footage from a cancelled Square Enix top-down co-op shooter called Project Dropship has found its way onto the web.

THQ has been announced as the publisher of The Witcher 2 on Xbox 360.

A new update for the Minecraft beta has gone live, adding a few minor features to the PC world-building sensation.

Nintendo has finally responded to the widespread fan movement campaigning to get Japan-only titles The Last Story, Xenoblade Chronicles and Pandora's Tower localised for the US market, and the news isn't good.

Game designers are gods, conceiving new realities before coding them into being. They set their dimensions and boundaries, the rules that bind them together and the shapes and colours that eventually fill them.

Level-5 has already started work on a sixth Professor Layton game, CEO Akihiro Hino has revealed.

Over 11 million Professor Layton games have been shipped across the world, creator Level-5 has announced.

Level-5 chief Akihiro Hino has said an animated Professor Layton film will arrive in Japan on the very first day of 2010.

Sega's mature Kinect survival horror Rise of Nightmares will be released in September, the publisher has announced.

New downloadable content is coming for last year's Western epic Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar has announced.

Bungie Aerospace is a platform to help small teams get social and mobile games published and noticed. It's not a new Halo game.

The European territories of free-to-play competitive online game League of Legends are to be split in two.

Resident Evil's in danger of spreading itself a little thin. In between this year's double-header of The Mercenaries 3D and Operation Raccoon City, it's easy to pine for a true, dyed-in-the-wool Resident Evil game – one that acknowledges that the shooting was once a sideshow, and that returns to the series' survival horror roots.

The Splinter Cell Trilogy HD will be released exclusively for PS3 on 23rd September, Ubisoft has announced.

How's this for a turn of events? It's 2011, and there's every reason to look forward to this year's Need for Speed game.

Double Fine XBLA game Trenched cannot be released in certain parts of Europe because of an old trademark held by abstract board game Trench, Eurogamer has discovered.