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Treasure's classic side-scrolling brawler Guardian Heroes is heading to Xbox Live Arcade this Autumn with a fresh lick of paint, publisher SEGA has announced.

Ubisoft has just formally lifted the lid on Assassin's Creed: Revelations, after a week of Facebook teasing.

I like Star Wars.

The huge Empyrean Calling update for winged MMO Aion will be rolled out across European and North American servers on 25th May.

You should pay attention to Risen 2. Granted, fantasy role-playing game Risen 1 was awful on console and only decent on PC. But from the outset the game was a modest attempt by Piranha Bytes to find its feet after acrimoniously splitting with JoWooD, the long-time publisher of its Gothic games.

Hacktivist collective Anonymous has denied stealing credit card information from PlayStation Network.

Here, posted in full, is the letter written by Sony Computer Entertainment boss Kaz Hirai to the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade, which is investigating recent online security breaches including the PSN Identity Theft.

Update 2: Disney has confirmed to Eurogamer a "reduction in its workforce" at Brighton-based developer Black Rock Studios.

Gothic 3 scored only 8/10 because developer JoWooD "forced" the game's release when it was "not ready", developer Piranha Bytes has revealed to Eurogamer.

THQ has halted work on Saints Row: Drive By, a downloadable spin-off for PSN and XBLA.

There's something not quite right about free-to-play action MMORPG Mythos. It's not a strange game, it's just... wrong. If games were people, Mythos would be that one unassuming pedestrian who you only realise is mad when you're close enough to spot his untied shoelaces and furious face, his eyes like two half-eaten Cadbury's Creme Eggs. Since you've missed your chance to cross the road to safety, you can only hold your breath, look straight ahead and try and slink past this unknown quantity like a submarine.

EA has ramped up the saber rattling ahead of this year's Battlefield vs Call of Duty showdown, arguing its game is "superior" to Activision's franchise in every way.

BioWare is in the process of realigning its Mass Effect franchise to appeal to a larger audience, according to EA boss John Riccitiello.

There will be no Rock Band 4 this year, developer Harmonix has confirmed.

Nintendo is anticipating a big Wii sales bump off the back of its just-announced price drop.

Handheld action RPG Solatorobo: Red the Hunter arrives on the DS on 1st July, publisher Nintendo has announced.

Sony has pointed the finger of blame for last month's PlayStation Network security breach at the Anonymous hacking collective.

The Wii was held back by its online set-up, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata has admitted, but things will be different with Project Café.

Namco Bandai will release physics-bending first-person shooter Inversion on 10th February 2012 in the UK.

Developer Trion has announced the full patch notes for Rift update 1.2, which arrives this Tuesday, 10th May.

Imagine you're at a funeral. The deceased's worst enemy turns up to pay his respects, falls down the stairs and breaks a leg. As his yelps of agony echo around the room, the corpse shoots bolt upright from the coffin, points a finger and screams "LOL!" before reclining once more. Silence.

4619 7453 343-Aieeeeeee! Wow, sorry, you startled me. I was just writing down some 16-digit numbers that I, er, found. They can't be very important though, right, or they would have been better protected?

There's a demo for LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean on Xbox Live.

Tense post-apocalyptic Russian shooter Metro 2034 will henceforth be known as Metro: Last Light.

Microsoft has made it easier for soldiers posted around the world to play on Xbox Live.

The rumoured Wii price cut and budget Wii games range has this morning been confirmed by Nintendo.

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Welcome to May! This is the month of new Rockstar crime-fighter L.A. Noire, Polish Playboy-fronting RPG The Witcher 2 and Brink - your Eurogamer Expo Game of the Show last year.

The Earth's axis has stopped turning, and gravity is now something that's less of a given, more of a taken. Things are floating around and keeping anything in orbit, let alone on the surface, is a serious problem. Everything's in limbo: physical objects, time, the seasons. Without the axis spinning, the world's on an indefinite pause.

All DC Universe Online users will get one month subscription free as a good will gesture following the Sony Online Entertainment security breach and subsequent server downtime.