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The Weinstein Company has released a movie tie-in game for slasher flick Scream 4.

Sony is investigating the possibility of "targeted behaviour by an outside party" as the PlayStation Network continues to remain offline across the US and Europe.

The PC version of Lionhead role-playing game Fable III will launch on Steam and Games for Windows Live, Microsoft has announced.

SEGA has announced Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games for the Wii and Nintendo 3DS.

Borderlands 2 has been spotted on a game developer's online CV – sparking speculation that the sequel will be announced at E3 in June.

The Shoot maker Cohort Studios has shut down, Develop reports.

PC game Super Meat Boy Ultra Edition will launch in the UK as a boxed title between July and September this year.

Much like Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room or the sudden death of a minor enemy, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions was an unexpected small-scale delight. It may not have been the openworld swing-'em-up a lot of fans are still waiting for, but its loadout of four different – well, kind of different – webslingers, coupled with a really excellent pun-riddled script and some decent brawling, made for one of the licence's better outings.

Sony has launched a new PlayStation Plus offer that allows subscribers to get 15 months for the price of 12.

On the day of Mortal Kombat's UK launch, series creator Ed Boon has recounted the controversy that marred the very first game in the gory fighting series.

Call of Duty and its ilk are fairground-ride approximations of modern warfare. Their designers carefully arrange buildings, beams of sunlight and terrain to turn the head and draw the eye as you move along the rails. Explosions blast and enemies pop up as you pass through invisible triggers, only to be reset by the SFX team as soon as you're done, ready for the next tourist to gawp at.

Yoostar 2 has gained the in-game ability to upload videos directly to YouTube.

It's official: the PSPgo, Sony's UMD-less portable handheld, is no more.

SOCOM: Special Forces is out now on Playstation 3!

THQ's decision to ditch Games for Windows Live in favour of Steam for real-time strategy game Dawn of War II - Retribution boosted sales, the publisher has said.

Apple has sold an incredible 189 million iOS devices.

Capcom has promised fighting game fans it won't repeat the mistakes of the nineties and run Street Fighter and its other fighting games into the ground with multiple titles and overly complex mechanics.

As Capcom's senior community manager, Seth Killian is charged with spreading the good word about all his paymaster's games. But it's Street Fighter IV, Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and now Street Fighter x Tekken that are his speciality. Killian knows his fighting games.

The Call of Duty franchise continues to dominate Xbox Live, according to the latest weekly usage chart.

Forthcoming PC RPG sequel Might & Magic Heroes VI has been pushed back from its planned June launch to 8th September, publisher Ubisoft has announced.

A leaked internal memo has revealed why Activision believes the Call of Duty series is in no danger of suffering a Guitar Hero-esque demise.

The producer of Silent Hill: Downpour has dismissed claims that the forthcoming sequel looks remarkably similar to recent Xbox 360 survival horror Alan Wake.

The new 3DS Mario platformer briefly shown off last month at GDC could be on shelves before the year is out, according to Shigeru Miyamoto.

Neither Sony or Microsoft intend to launch a new home console until 2014, so say sources close to the two platform holders.

A new DLC pack is now available for PC RTS sequel The Settlers 7, publisher Ubisoft has announced.

Six classic racetracks and a fleet of vintage cars are heading for SHIFT 2: Unleashed in new DLC due out on 26th April.

The 3DS is back at the top of the Japanese hardware charts after a few weeks of PSP dominance.

Michael Rawlinson has announced his resignation as director general of UK games trade body UKIE, and will step down at the end of the month.

As expected, EA has confirmed that those who buy new copies of Alice: Madness Returns will be able to download American McGee's Alice for free.

UPDATE: We've run the original Spanish by our colleagues at Eurogamer.es, and have amended some of the details reported below as a result.