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Valve has announced Steam support for free-to-play titles with immediate effect.

Nintendo hardware is having a torrid time in the key US market, according to a new report, with Wii sales hitting an all-time low and the 3DS failing to find any kind of momentum.

The Xbox 360's successor will likely debut at E3 2012, with Timesplitters 4 among the titles in development for the new machine, according to a new report.

A former winner of Sony's annual Gran Turismo Academy competition has scored a podium finish at this year's Intercontinental Le Mans Cup. Yes, the real thing.

Tomonobu Itagaki's is looking into bringing his next title, third person shooter Devil's Third, to Wii U, the Valhalla Studios boss has revealed.

The language of video games is long established. Mario verbs such as 'jump' and 'pound' joined Pong's 'deflect', Space Invaders' 'shoot' and Zelda's 'explore' in the medium's formative years to build a basic vocabulary that few deviate from even now, thirty-odd years down the line. Child of Eden, pseudo-sequel to Tetsuya Mizuguchi's seminal trance shooter Rez, is notable then for adding two new words to gaming's lexicon: 'grasp' and 'splay'.

id Software's Rage team - including co-founder John Carmack - will turn its attention to finishing long-awaited shooter Doom 4 as soon as Rage is ready this October.

Move over BlizzCon, move over EVE Fanfest, because RuneFest is back for a second year.

THQ may have been working on a downloadable version of street racing game Juiced, Eurogamer has discovered.

The Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel announced for the US last week costs £45 in the UK, Microsoft has announced.

New downloadable content for superb racing game DiRT 3 is out now.

MMO racer Auto Club Revolution uses the same physics engine developer Eutechnyx designed for console games.

Another THQ studio has bitten the dust - THQ Digital Warrington, known once as Juice Games.

Let's cut the crap. Cut the platform advocacy, cut the ranting of Internet storm-troopers on behalf of multinational corporations who don't care if they live or die. Cut the agonised wailing and gnashing of teeth over whether something is "game of the year" or just "really good".

THQ will reveal an unannounced game at Gamescom in Germany in August.

There used to be breathing space between Halo games (Halo 1 2001, Halo 2 2004, Halo 3 2007), but in recent years Microsoft has been flinging the IP at us: Halo Wars 2009, Halo 3: ODST 2009 and Halo: Reach 2010.

CD Projekt RED aims to make the Xbox 360 version of fantasy role-playing game The Witcher 2 look almost as good as the PC version when played on medium specs.

The PlayStation Vita version of Street Fighter x Tekken looks as good as the PlayStation 3 version, Capcom has claimed.

NES made Metal Gear famous but series creator Hideo Kojima abhors that version of the game, calling it "pitiful", an "abomination" and a stain on his career.

PSN, we really missed you. Week after week of hopeful expectation that Sony would resume service went by, and nothing but sullen messages about maintenance. But it's back! Back! [We know, it's been back a while now, but this article got held up by some glorified meeting in America. -Ed.]

Square Enix is yet to decide whether its Dissidia: Final Fantasy series for PSP will make the jump to PlayStation 3.

More than two million people want in on the Call of Duty: Elite beta, Activision has revealed.

EA has admitted it "lost some fans" with the release of fantasy role-playing game Dragon Age 2.

The home console version of fighting game Tekken Tag Tournament 2 will probably release in 2012.

Rage developer id Software has defended the game industry's obsession with sequels, saying they're "unfairly criticised".

Goichi "Suda51" Suda has given a strong indication that No More Heroes 3 will be a Wii U game.

EA Sports has pledged to stick with embattled golfer Tiger Woods as the poster boy of its market-leading golf sim – for now.

When Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D arrives on the 3DS later this year, it'll be the first game for the system to launch on a 4GB cart rather than Nintendo's 2GB standard.

What is Bungie Aerospace - a mysterious spin-off company, a mobile game or something else entirely?

LA Noire was the biggest selling game in the US during the month of May, according to the latest NPD data.