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Decades-old role-playing series Wizardry will make an exclusive comeback on PlayStation Network this spring, publisher XSEED has announced.

"We don't intend to be number two this time. We certainly have our sights set on number one."

Xbox 360 racing game Forza Motorsport 4 will pack a garage of 500 cars made by a selection of 80 manufacturers.

Update: GAME has clarified that a free 3DS won't be given to the 482 GAME/gamestation queue-leaders at shops up and down the UK. Instead, their names will go into a hat, from which a winner will be picked to receive a free 3DS.

PC strategy sequel Stronghold 3 has been pushed back until the Summer, publisher Southpeak Interactive has announced.

Medieval slice 'em up The First Templar has carved out a 6th May release date for PC and Xbox 360.

Left 4 Dead 2's forthcoming Cold Stream DLC expansion is open for PC and Mac beta testing now, publisher Valve has announced.

Go into a console owner's lounge and you're most likely to find a Wii plugged into the TV, whereas their bedroom is more likely to house an Xbox 360, so says a new report.

Intergalactic shooter Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine will lift off in August, THQ has confirmed.

Last year's open world crime epic Mafia II is getting the Director's Cut treatment, if a new retail listing is to be believed.

Quantic Dream, the French developer behind acclaimed PlayStation 3 mystery Heavy Rain, will continue to work exclusively for Sony platforms, boss David Cage has announced.

Capcom has announced a brand new IP for the 3DS called Nazo Waku Mansion.

There's a mystery third person shooter in development at EA, according to a new job listing.

Veteran Japanese developer Hudson has canceled three of its announced 3DS projects, according to the latest edition of Famitsu magazine.

Nearly bankrupt Austrian publisher JoWooD has had to "indefinitely" delay the release of AcaniA: Gothic 4 expansion Fall of Setarrif because of the add-on's "unclear" legal background.

George 'Geohot' Hotz, the hacker behind the well-publicised PlayStation 3 security breach earlier this year, has scarpered to South America rather than go toe-to-toe with Sony's lawyers, according to the disgruntled platform holder.

A demo for friendly and caricatured game WWE All Stars elbow-drops onto the European PlayStation Store today and should provide a short, sharp burst of fun.

A Critical Title Update for Homefront on Xbox 360 is "a day or two" away from Microsoft certification, THQ has announced.

First-person horror shooter F.E.A.R. 3 launches in the UK on Friday 27th May, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced.

Finland? Funland, more like! Or at least that is the impression you might have cultivated had you peered at my distinctly Nordic appointment schedule at the Game Developers Conference this month. For it was there I not only played charming gravity-based PSN platformer Rochard, but also received a riotous introduction to MotoHeroz - the latest game from Trials HD developer RedLynx.

Steal will add the ability to record video "very soon", according to one lucky fan who completed his dream trip to Valve recently.

Yet another studio has risen from the ashes of Bizarre Creations.

Capcom has nerfed Marvel vs. Capcom 3's Sentinel – who many consider to be the most annoying character in the game.

The US launch of Splinter Cell Trilogy has been delayed, IGN reports.

Apple has revealed how much the iPad 2 costs in the UK.

The child violence depicted in the Dead Island trailer, below, is not exploitative, Deep Silver has insisted.

Hard games are enjoying a revival right now. But while Demon's Souls may be notorious for offering a gruelling RPG experience, the most punitive titles are often to be found within the platform genre. And it's indie developers who seem keenest to add liberal dollops of pain to your gaming pleasure.

The minimum system requirements needed to run forthcoming FPS Operation Flashpoint: Red River are in the wild.

Apple has launched a lawsuit over online retailer Amazon's use of the App Store name.

55 per cent of all Xbox 360 users bought at least one downloadable game last year, up from 43 per cent in 2009, according to new research.