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Splash Damage shooter Brink has beaten all competition to claim first place in the UK charts.

Brink has topped the UK all-formats chart this morning with a large majority of copies sold for Xbox 360.

Nintendo has denied an accusation that console gaming is at its peak.

The two PlayStation Portable God of War games will be taped together and sold as one on PlayStation 3, according to Sony Taiwan.

Japanese fighting game legend Daigo "The Beast" Umehara has thrown down the gauntlet to his Western rivals and declared he will enter the Marvel vs. Capcom 3 ring at this year's Evo Tournament.

The next Resident Evil movie is subtitled Retribution and some scenes will be filmed in Tokyo, according to series star Milla Jovovich.

Unlike straight-as-an-arrow Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3 will embrace same-sex romances.

Square Enix has trademarked the term "Square Enix Masterpieces" across Europe - leading some to speculate it plans to re-release its classic games for the current generation of systems in high definition.

Sony has urged PlayStation 3 owners to be patient as they attempt to reset their PlayStation Network passwords.

Have a Japanese PSN account? Noticed you haven't been able to access it, despite being able to access US and European accounts? There's a reason.

It's a common complaint: Demon's Souls was just a little too easy. Its levels were too short. Its combat was insufficiently brutal. And those endless corpse runs? They were ludicrously forgiving.

After downloading and installing PlayStation 3 firmware 3.61, all PlayStation Network users are required to change their passwords. Here's how to do it.

Sony Online Entertainment is back online, the MMO company has announced.

Sony has outlined its plan for the restoration of the PlayStation Network following the release of new firmware.

Brink developer Splash Damage has released an update which it hopes will combat the lag some players have reported.

Slightly Mad Studios wants to tell us about "the journey".

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Prompted by yesterday's huge leak, Infinity Ward and Activision have made Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 official.

Brink developer Splash Damage has admitted frustration that PlayStation 3 users won't be able to access the online portion of its multiplayer FPS following its launch today.

The second-hand price of some of the PlayStation 3's most popular online games has fallen sharply since PlayStation Network went down last month, so says a new report.

A top heavy games industry in which a tiny number of titles claim the vast majority of the spoils is stifling innovation, so says the developer behind multiplayer FPS Brink.

The Wii sold 172,000 units in the US during April – its lowest ever monthly total.

Some, but not all, of the info leaked on Modern Warfare 3 earlier today is accurate, so says Infinity Ward exec Robert Bowling.

Valve currently has no plans for a wholesale redesign of its seven-year-old Source Engine, the developer has revealed.

An alleged retailer document has thrown up release dates for a number of new titles including Tomb Raider and Alien: Colonial Marines.

Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford has condemned the "cyber-terrorists" responsible for bringing down the PlayStation Network, calling on gamers to support not attack Sony as it works to restore services.

Microsoft's redesigned Xbox forums, which went live earlier today, haven't had the warmest of welcomes, thanks in no small part to a bewildering typo.

All video games tap into our obsessive compulsive nature to some degree, but few do it more ruthlessly than the loot-dropping dungeon crawl RPG. This is a genre for people who feel a deep sense of personal failure if they don't smash every barrel, open every chest and own an inventory groaning with Rare Inferno Pantaloons of Swiftness.

Shooter Brink has disappeared from the Steam store in the UK.

Kotaku has blown Modern Warfare 3 wide open, verifying game details, gathering screenshots and reposting the entire story online.