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In Dungeon Siege III, co-op group members are allowed to vote on the outcome of key story decisions.

Before MMOs - before The Secret World, before Age of Conan and before Anarchy Online - Funcom was known for superb PC adventure game The Longest Journey.

The downloadable Dark Angels add-on for Dawn of War II: Retribution was supposed to be a free bonus for Collector's Edition buyers.

Video games and mobile phones have, until very recently, enjoyed a rather dysfunctional relationship. Basic Java-based efforts played on woefully ill-suited numerical keypads were the order of the day not so long ago, and even when industry veteran Nokia attempted to remedy the latter issue with its gaming-centric N-Gage, the general public was curiously apathetic.

There will be no multiplayer in Mass Effect 3, BioWare has apparently revealed.

Attractive Russian free-to-play MMO Allods Online launches across Europe on 11th May, Gala Networks has announced.

EA wants to unify all of its games under one persistent player profile, EA Sports boss Peter Moore has revealed.

The sun's shining. The sky is blue. That can mean only one thing: it's time to reduce your risk of skin cancer and sit inside and play games until your eyeballs bleed.

There's a Kinectimals demo lurking in the bushes of Xbox Live Marketplace. Its poised hulk measures 1.52GB.

Giant American shop-chain GameStop is selling new racing game DiRT 3 for $299.99.

A nine-part Mortal Kombat: Legacy live action video series begins next week, Warner Bros. has announced.

PS3 exclusive Twisted Metal will be released on 4th October.

Such is the scale of the Minecraft phenomenon that it's easy to forget the game is still in beta. Well, developer Mojang has finally put a date on when the official 'finished' version will be available: 11th November 2011.

Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns, the latest entry in Marvelous Entertainment's long-running farming franchise, is heading West.

New PopCap off-shoot 4th And Battery made it abundantly clear from the get-go that Unpleasant Horse – its very first release, due on the App Store later this month – wasn't going to sit at the My Little Pony end of the equine-based entertainment spectrum.

A follow-up to daft 2010 beat 'em up Deadliest Warrior arrives on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade this July, MTV Networks has announced.

The four exclusive Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition fighters are on their way to consoles as a single DLC pack, according to a leaked trailer.

Looking for something a little more urbane from your default gaming uniform than pants and a gravy-stained T-shirt? Sony thinks it has the answer – a line of classy Gran Turismo-branded leisure wear.

Developers' general reluctance to include sex scenes in their games is probably for the best, BioShock mastermind Ken Levine has claimed.

100 classic Atari titles are available on the App Store now, the veteran publisher has announced.

Forthcoming action RPG sequel Dungeon Siege III will now launch in Europe on 17th June, rather than 27th May as originally promised.

Happy news for grey-haired gamers who cut their teeth on the Commodore 64 back in the mid '80s – the classic machine is making a comeback.

Modojo has made a Facebook app that makes sharing 3DS Friend Codes easier.

MMO The Secret World doesn't even have a release date, yet Funcom already plans for "seven years" of post-launch content.

MMO The Secret World will have to be "a different game" to work on consoles, Funcom has told Eurogamer.

A Mass Effect anime feature film is currently being produced for a summer 2012 airing, BioWare has announced.

Click through to page two for an exclusive chat with The Secret World's writer/director, Ragnar Tornquist. Read on below for our impressions from a live demo at this year's Game Developers Conference. Preview by Oli Welsh. Interview by Robert Purchese.

Ruthless indie platformer Super Meat Boy gets a thick, juicy slab of new PC content this week, developer Team Meat has announced.

The return of the Monkey Island series after a nine-year absence has provoked almost as much hand-wringing worry as it has celebration. With so much love for LucasArts' long-dormant series among adventure enthusiasts, the pressure for Telltale Games to get it right is, to say the least, intense.

Even the most optimistic Monkey Island fan couldn't have expected Telltale to nail the feel of the series as well as it managed with last month's comeback release, Launch of the Screaming Narwhal. With some excellent writing, generally spot-on delivery and a faithful degree of puzzle nonsense to contend with, it almost felt ungrateful to nitpick at some of the less gratifying elements.