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Work won't begin on a console version of The Witcher 2 until the flagship PC release has happened, CD Projekt has explained to Eurogamer.

Sony is "unlikely" to face legal action from gamers upset over the PlayStation Network outage – but it is "probably" in breach of the Data Protection Act over the identity theft furore.

Come out from behind your sofa. Scary shooter F.E.A.R. 3's release date has been pushed back to 24th June.

Unsurprisingly, there will be no PlayStation Store update this week.

Microsoft has warned Xbox Live users of "fishing" attempts on secure data while you're playing smash-hit Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

UK gamer rights group Gamers' Voice will ask the Information Commissioner to investigate Sony over the huge security leak that has left over 70 million PlayStation Network users worried about the security of their credit card information.

The Information Commissioner's Office will quiz Sony over the theft of millions of PlayStation Network users' personal data, Eurogamer can reveal.

Microsoft appears to have temporarily lifted the Xbox Live ban on people who own a modified Xbox 360.

Sony has moved to calm growing anger from PlayStation 3 users over the timing of its announcement that their personal information, possibly even their credit card details, had been stolen.

It's going to be an incredible year for RPGs: this much is clear. After a year in the relative wilderness with only the dry bones of Dragon Age II to gnaw on, the remaining months of 2011 now promise us the excitements of Skyrim, Mass Effect 3 and a lesser-known game that we're now sure can stand tall amongst such towering names: The Witcher 2.

Telltale Games' forthcoming Jurassic Park video game tie-in will now launch in the Autumn, rather than later this month as originally planned.

Sony has admitted that PlayStation Network account holders may have had their credit card details stolen during the recent, widely-publicised security breach that has kept the service offline for the past week.

Seven days with no service, leaked personal information, compromised credit card details – Sony certainly has a lot of unhappy customers to contend with in the wake of the ongoing PlayStation Network security breach.

Those responsible for the "unauthorised intrusion" that has shut down PlayStation Network for the last week have obtained users' personal information, possibly including credit card details, Sony has admitted.

Call of Duty: Black Ops developer Treyarch has lined up a starry voice cast for the game's forthcoming Escalation DLC pack.

Consumers know they want a 3DS but are delaying their purchase until a wider range of games is available, believes Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata.

P45s are reportedly being handed at Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian Entertainment, with senior staff among those made redundant.

Outland is pure design craftsmanship.

EA's forthcoming twin-stick shooter Gatling Gears launches on Xbox Live Arcade on 11th May, with a PlayStation Network release following on 18th May.

It's not just Sony and its customers who are currently suffering through the widely-publicised PSN outage – developers are starting to hurt too.

A comprehensive new patch for Bethesda's action RPG sequel Fallout: New Vegas has just gone live for PC users, with consoles to follow shortly.

A demo for Volition's forthcoming Red Faction: Armageddon arrives on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live on 3rd May, publisher THQ has announced.

Star Fox 64 re-make Star Fox 3DS offers tilt controls for the game's Arwing spaceship.

Downloadable action game Hydrophobia is coming to Steam and the PlayStation 3, Eurogamer can exclusively reveal.

It's widely viewed as one of the greatest games of this, or any, console generation – and now even its creator believes Uncharted 2 was a one-off.

Today's announcement of two PlayStation branded tablets demonstrates that Sony has genuine aspirations in making an impact in a market dominated by Apple's iPad. The question is, does the new hardware have enough under the bonnet to seriously challenge the current undisputed leader in the sector?

Dedicated servers for superb Xbox Live Arcade multiplayer shooter Section 8: Prejudice can be rented now.

From 1st June, the European Lord of the Rings Online service will be run by game maker Turbine.

Outspoken Eat Sleep Play boss David Jaffe has challenged Satoru Iwata's fears over the rise of cheap mobile gaming, accusing Nintendo's president of "good old-fashioned irony" in his perceived criticisms of Apple.

Valve's puzzle-based adventure Portal 2 has entered the UK top 40 in the top spot.