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Every week, the comments unfailingly ask for more Android game coverage. We're listening. This week, we've managed to up the quota to two titles - but the reality is most developers are still debuting their games on iOS platforms first.

New trademark filings suggest quirky collection series Katamari is set for a return.

UK professional gaming group Team Dignitas has found its final StarCraft II player.

Crysis 2 is EA's biggest UK launch of 2011, sales-counter GfK Chart-Track has revealed.

The UK all-formats chart is rocked by a raft of new arrivals this week, the best selling being EA's blockbuster shooter Crysis 2, which tops the list.

The XBLA triple-pack containing Limbo, Trials HD and 'Splosion Man now has a UK release date of 13th May.

2009 PC point and click adventure game Machinarium will launch on PlayStation 3.

Earlier this month we invited you to design a car for MotorStorm Apocalypse, which would then be built into the game and distributed over the PlayStation Network by the game's developer, Evolution Studios.

Influential video game review aggregation website Metacritic now grades individual game developers.

Nintendo has moved to calm reaction to US boss Reggie Fils-Aime's controversial comment that the Japanese company refuses to do business with "garage" developers.

Nintendo 3DS owners have reported an error on the console that forces a hard reboot.

CCP's global CEO, Hilmar Pétursson, has used the CCP Presents session of the company's Fanfest convention in Reykjavik, Iceland, to showcase an audacious video outlining the developer's vision for the future of EVE Online.

There's a popular misconception that the LEGO series never changes; that every game is a shameless repeat of the first with different LEGO versions of licensed characters swapped around for each money-grabbing iteration.

Has Crytek "sold out" to the console audience with its first triple-format release? Or is Crysis 2's new vision for the franchise a necessary shift, fundamental to the continued existence of the world-renowned German studio?

System requirements for forthcoming PC RPG The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings have gone public.

THQ FPS Homefront was the sixth most played game on Xbox Live in its debut week on release, Microsoft has revealed.

Black Ops developer Treyarch shows PC gamers a little love today with the belated arrival of the First Strike DLC and a new patch.

New hardware!

Ubisoft has put a recruiting call for an Assassin's Creed buff to help pen a forthcoming franchise encyclopedia.

The Weinstein Company, the film studio set up by veteran Hollywood producers and Miramax founders Bob and Harvey Weinstein, has launched a new video games arm.

CCP's annual EVE Fanfest in Reykjavik, Iceland has moved into full swing this afternoon with a keynote speech focused on improvements to both the new player experience and some long-standing player bugbears.

More details have been revealed this afternoon regarding the first component of EVE Online's Incarna expansion, the long-awaited feature that will allow players to walk a humanoid avatar through the game's space stations.

Classic SNES role-player Chrono Trigger is on its way to the Wii's Virtual Console download service.

Remember Rise of Nightmares? Sure you do. SEGA announced the Kinect-exclusive survival horror title at the Tokyo Game Show last year but failed to offer any real details as to exactly what was involved.

UPDATE: Sony Ericsson has responded to O2's delay of the Xperia Play launch, issuing Eurogamer the following statement:

DragonForce's infamous Guitar Hero III work-out, Through the Fire and Flames, migrates to Rock Band 3 next week.

There is a nightclub management game and it's out now.

Got a Nintendo 3DS? Haven't opened it yet? Changed your mind and fancy selling it for more than you bought it for? Then you're in luck. UK shop CEX will buy your boxed Nintendo 3DS for an incredible £215.

Few things are duller than yet another first-person shooter which expects you to spend the same hard-earned cash to play the same multiplayer modes, with the same weapons, in the same kinds of settings.

UPDATE: Amazon.co.uk has issued Eurogamer with the following statement: "Thousands of customers have already received their Nintendo 3DS console and we will continue to make deliveries throughout the day."