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PC gamers looking for a little extra definition from their copy of fantasy RPG Dragon Age II can download a high resolution texture pack, developer BioWare has announced.

Hollywood superstar and ear ring advocate Harrison Ford has temporarily traded his day job for that of a game developer.

Saints Row: The Third will deliver "fantastic surprises", Volition has promised.

Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network game Red Faction: Battlegrounds will launch during the first week of April, THQ has confirmed to Eurogamer.

UPDATE: A Nintendo spokesperson issued the following statement to Eurogamer: "We do not discuss product security details (for obvious reasons), nor can we discuss the details of countermeasures available in the Nintendo 3DS system.

UK-based Alien vs Predator studio Rebellion has opened a new division focusing on social games, the developer announced today.

The full list of trophies for Zipper Interactive's cap-heavy PlayStation 3 shooter SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs is out in the open.

Minecraft creator Markus 'Notch' Persson has three new game concepts in the pipeline for when development on his indie phenomenon finally draws to a close.

Forthcoming PSP RPG Persona 3 Portable is getting a handsome Collector's Edition when it launches next month, publisher Ghostlight has announced.

The mighty World of Warcraft has everything - everything, that is, but player housing. And now game producer J Allen Brack has told Eurogamer that it might never happen - WOW could be without player housing forever.

The Football Manager podcast is on the road, and Sports Interactive overlord Miles Jacobson wants you to participate - today!

Do you believe in fate? And perhaps that's not up to you anyway, eh? Well, 38 Studios - founded by ex baseball pro Curt Schilling - is staffed by the likes of Ken Rolston (Morrowind, Oblivion), Todd McFarlane (Spawn) and RA Salvatore (loads of nerdy fiction), and whether or not those guys believe in fate, it was certainly mathematically improbable that a game they worked on together would be anything other than a high-fantasy role-playing game set in an open world.

Homefront is nearly here - North America has nearly been invaded by a unified Korea! It's a fiction, or is it? Dun dun dun.

Normally I like to balance the selection of these roundups between the formats, covering an iPad exclusive, an Android title, maybe a couple of iPhone games and a Windows Phone 7 offering.

When Bungie said last week that its next project would be a "massively multiplayer action game", it was obviously joking - duh.

Square Enix will follow-up the launch of Championship Manager 1970s Legends with, wait for it, a 1980s edition.

Nintendo reckons 85 per cent of the UK will have seen its Nintendo 3DS TV advertisements at least three times in the run up to the handheld's 25th March launch.

The fiendishly compelling Pokemon series romps back to life this week as Pokemon White and Black finish first and second in the UK all-formats top 40.

Sony is allowed to access George "Geohot" Hotz's website to obtain the IPs of all who visited the notorious PS3 Jailbreaker's website.

Brutal fighting game Mortal Kombat is playable in 2D and stereoscopic 3D - at the same time.

Yet another Resident Evil movie will be made, Box Office Mojo reports.

The Nintendo 3DS remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time includes the Master Quest version of the game as well as the original, Nintendo has confirmed.

MotorStorm was never the sort of racer to play nicely or encourage gentlemanly conduct, but for its third PS3 incarnation the series looks set to crank its destructive tendencies up to 11. Set in and around a San Francisco-styled city during a major earthquake, populated by warring gangs of lunatics, it takes the rough and tumble racing that series fans know and love, and injects a retina-dazzling dose of disaster movie bombast into the mix.

25th February, 2009: Killzone 2 has just shipped on PlayStation 3 and gamers are getting their first taste of what is - for its time - the most technologically advanced console shooter on the market. After five years in the making, the final version of Guerrilla Games' epic title is finally being enjoyed by gamers - and analysed by rival game developers anxious to see its state-of-the-art engine.

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SimCity creator and all-round industry legend Will Wright has announced he's working on his first new game projects since 2008's Spore, hinting at a predictably unconventional new direction.

Adventure games veteran Ron Gilbert has revealed that he would love to see an updated version of his ancient C64 point and click classic Maniac Mansion hit the shelves.

The UK arrival of Two Worlds II, which has been a farce, has been delayed yet again.

The Game Developers Conference kicks off in San Francisco this week. To celebrate, Eurogamer is launching a brand new internet telly show featuring some of the biggest names in the business.

Buying Bulletstorm isn't the only door to the Gears of War 3 multiplayer beta - a public test runs from 25th April to 15th May.