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Ubisoft has just announced PowerUp Heroes – a "full body combat game" exclusively for Kinect.

THQ exec Danny Bilson has shrugged off middling review scores for recent FPS Homefront, insisting the publisher has achieved what it set out to do with the game.

L.A. Noire, Rockstar's forthcoming crime epic, features over five hours of cutscenes, according to a British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) listing.

The Street Fighter IV series ends with this June's launch of the Arcade Edition, Capcom has confirmed.

Capcom will release a "fan's version" of zombie kill-em-up Dead Rising 2 this autumn as a full retail disc release.

The 3DS remake of N64 classic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time launches in Europe on 17th June, Nintendo has announced.

Capcom has announced the addition of six characters to the Street Fighter x Tekken roster.

Capcom has confirmed the launch of Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition for home consoles and PC.

Let's be honest. We've never asked ourselves, what if Capcom's Devil May Cry team employed its action expertise to create a game which could be described as Monster Hunter meets Oblivion? But then we're not in the business of making games. Capcom is, and that's exactly what it's done. Say hello to Dragon's Dogma.

The terms of the settlement between George Hotz (aka Geohot) and Sony have been revealed.

Jerry Lawson, the African American inventor who designed the Fairchild Channel F console, has died.

Today Activision releases the last of the announced Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock downloadable tracks for the PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360.

You'll need a nippy processor to power the PC version of Brink: the very least you'll get away with is a dual core.

Hello there! Hold onto your headphones, pop pickers - it's time for the Eurogamer.net podcast! Yes, we had too much orange squash with lunch!

The first three player classes of PC and PS3 MMO Kingdom Under Fire II have been revealed.

Sucker Punch's home is roughly a 15 minute drive south west from the spreadsheet-porn palaces of Microsoft and Nintendo. Well-hidden among the sterile sprawl of Bellevue, Washington, it's filed away in one of the city's numerous towers of gleaming anonymity.It's refreshing and somewhat surprising when the elevator doors part to reveal a team of 80-odd artists and technicians creating video games.

Multi-million selling cowboy game Red Dead Redemption was originally a PS2 and Xbox project, an artist employed by Rockstar has revealed.

Spring has officially sprung. The daffodils are blooming, the bunnies are frolicking in the fields and a fresh new batch of reader reviews is hatching down in the barn, just next to where the lambs are being herded onto the abattoir lorry.

SEGA Bass Fishing and Space Channel 5 Part 2 arrive on PSN and XBLA this summer.

A new report claims iPhone 5 production won't begin until September. The knock-on effect is that iPhone 5 won't launch before the end of the year - possibly early 2012.

Guitar Hero is still alive, Activision has said.

Yes, L.A. Noire has impressive facial animation, but Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment reckons its new technology is even better.

Xbox Live Arcade exclusive shooter Bangai-O HD: Missile Fury launches on 4th May, D3Publisher has announced.

A new Tony Hawk game is in development, none other than Tony Hawk has claimed.

Capcom has shipped one million copies of Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition worldwide, making it the most successful Nintendo 3DS game so far.

Xbox Live Arcade hit Pinball FX 2 gets a new table next week, developer ZEN Studios has announced.

News this morning that Sony has secured a "permanent injunction" over George Hotz will deter the hacking community from taking another pass at the PlayStation 3, so says industry analyst Michael Pachter.

A framework that will allow free-to-play games to be released on Xbox 360 is currently in development at Microsoft, an insider source claims.

The lack of new console technology is to blame for the current software sales slump as developers aren't feeling inspired to come up with creative new ideas, claims Ubisoft's CEO.

Sony's Move peripheral outsold Microsoft's Kinect by a factor of around two to one last year, according to new sales figures.