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If you're receiving an 807 error code on the PSN Store don't worry. "It is due to traffic and we are improving it right now," Sony has said.

UPDATE: The official UFC Undisputed 3 website is now live, and brings new details on the game. They are below.

Those who pre-ordered upcoming first-person shooter Duke Nukem Forever or bought Borderlands Game of the Year edition get the game's first downloadable add-on for free.

The PlayStation Store has returned to Europe and America.

Campaign co-operative play was once the preserve of the dedicated PC gamer, but these days it's become a standard gameplay feature and it's not hard to see why.

Will you be able to play upcoming science fiction role-playing game Mass Effect 3 with motion-sensing add-on Kinect? A new image – discovered on publisher EA's own website – suggests so.

Choplifter HD will touch down on Xbox Live Arcade this Autumn, as well as PC and PlayStation Network as initially announced back in March.

Metal Gear Solid 3D features gyroscopic controls and a touch screen-based HUD.

Evidence is mounting that Sony has settled on Vita as the final name for its forthcoming NGP handheld, after the moniker was spotted in net code on Sony's E3 website.

The PSP retains its lead on the Japanese hardware charts this week, with the 3DS finally starting to show signs of life in two.

Call of Duty: Elite's subscription services will set gamers back around $5 (£3) a month, so say a selection of industry analysts canvassed by Eurogamer.

A stat-tracking site for Splash Damage's Brink FPS goes live today, publisher Bethesda has announced.

Following much speculation last month, Sega has officially announced a 3DS version of forthcoming platformer Sonic Generations.

Death takes over from War as the lead character in the forthcoming Darksiders 2, publisher THQ has announced.

Sony has confirmed the current PSN maintenance downtime is to help prepare the system for the imminent return of the PlayStation Store.

A Colin McRae Vision Charity Pack has been released for Dirt 3 - the racing series that used to be prefixed with the late rally driver's name.

Details of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer modes have appeared, courtesy of a Kotaku source.

You-should-buy-it downloadable shooter Section 8: Prejudice expands today with the Overdrive map pack.

SEGA has announced a new Aliens: Colonial Marines release date of spring 2012.

There will be no new Xbox Live Arcade game released today.

Bodycount's been no stranger to adversity: Codemasters' spiritual sequel to Black has seen the departure of some important team members, and been the subject of plenty of rumour regarding missed milestones and brutal crunch periods. With the project finally headed to a late summer release, we caught up with game director Andrew Wilson to get his perspective on a troubled development – and to see what's driving this ambitious shooter.

Andrew Wilson, the game director for Bodycount, has hit back at claims that the first-person shooter has suffered from high-profile departures, rumours that suggest a troubled development, and launch delays.

Those who subscribe to Call of Duty: Elite, the social networking, stat-tracking service for the gargantuan first-person shooter series, get exclusive access to a Call of Duty web TV series.

Would you buy Guardian Heroes on PSN?

The iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad versions of Speedball 2 are now free to download.

PSN will be taken offline today (1st June) at 4.30pm for scheduled maintenance. The service will be restored tomorrow (2nd June) morning at 7am.

Want a Pokémon game for your shiny new Nintendo 3DS? Well, all Nintendo wants you to have right now is Pokédex 3D. It's kind of half way there.

FarmVille maker Zynga will imminently release Empires & Allies on Facebook - a new combat-focused strategy game.

The voice behind cult video game character Duke Nukem has teased downloadable content for upcoming shooter Duke Nukem Forever.

The National Archives, Kew: home to records, documents and other ephemera of cultural importance. It may be a short distance from the grime and bustle of Westminster, where Britain's future is cut and shaped daily, but to enter its leafy grounds is to press pause on that work. Instead, it offers a chance to reflect upon and study the notable detritus of our past, a national Wikipedia made of bricks and mortar, where history is held and filed in neat, curated rows.