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Gears of War 3 has a new and final global release date: 20th September 2011.

The Total War: Shogun 2 demo is on Steam now.

Reckon you'll be done with Killzone 3 and/or Bulletstorm by 10th March? If yes, GAME can guarantee you a trade-in price of £35, reports MCV.

A whopping 10 million people play John Romero's Facebook game Ravenwood Fair every month.

I'm an explorer at heart. I'm never happier than when I'm lost in a world that exists for its own sake, rather than as a fleshed-out backdrop for 20 predetermined hours of linear derring-do.

When Nintendo first began work on the follow-up system to the DS, 3D visuals weren't part of the plan.

Artwork from the scrapped EA Road Rash game has emerged.

The first helping of Test Drive Unlimited 2 downloadable content - The Exploration Pack - will be free.

The first proper patch for DC Universe Online has swooped in on PC and PS3.

Publisher Stardock has admitted that embattled PC game Elemental: War of Magic gave the company a "black eye".

Unlike many Ubisoft PC games, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is playable without an active internet connection.

Bulletstorm is an astonishingly clever game folded up inside an exquisitely stupid one.

Indie hit Minecraft has an admirer: FortressCraft, a shameless clone, will launch on 4th March for either 80 or 240 Microsoft Points.

Apple will reveal the iPad 2 at a US event next week on Wednesday, 2nd March.

A demo of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters will launch on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on 8th March.

The good news: Two Worlds II will be released in the UK. The bad news: you won't be able to buy it in a high street shop.

There was a time when I wouldn't have taken a second glance at Fight Night Champion. But ever since Eurogamer asked me to transfer my arcade fighter fanaticism to a preview of UFC Undisputed 2009, I've realised that strategic stamina control can be just as intense as setting up cross-ups and frame traps. This epiphany then prompted me to sample the other simulation of the moment, namely Fight Night Round 4.

Volition's third-person science fiction smash-em-up Red Faction: Armageddon will launch in Europe on 3rd June, THQ has announced.

Pokemon developer GameFreak has explained why their games launch in the US and Europe so long after they do in Japan.

New content is available to download for rock hard platformer Super Meat Boy.

On the day Bulletstorm launches in the US and three days before it goes on sale in the UK, EA and Epic Games have announced paid for downloadable content.

BioWare has moved to calm concern that it has dumbed down the Dragon Age experience with the second game in the series, insisting combat is more tactical this time around than it was in the first game.

Microsoft took the lid off of its curious face-tracking Xbox 360 communication service Avatar Kinect this week.

Final Fantasy spin-off PlayStation Portable series Dissidia ends in its current form with the launch of Duodecim on 25th March.

They say bad press is good press – but for Duke Nukem Forever creator Gearbox, bad press is awesome press.

Shop GAME will give you a trade-in price of £190 on the £196.99 Nintendo 3DS if you bring it back within a month of buying it.

Publishing behemoth Activision won't release NASCAR 2011 in the UK, but developer Eutechnyx has offered fans a glimmer of hope that they may one day play the game.

The best games are often those that don't need to bulk out their premise with weak secondary mechanics. THQ's de Blob for Wii wasn't the best game in the world, but the idea at its heart is timelessly fun all by itself: colour in. How wonderful to see it back for another try, especially now that it's multi-platform.

Mexican officials want their government to ban upcoming shooter Call of Juarez: The Cartel because, they claim, it will give children a "lack of values".

Classic Japanese role-playing game Final Fantasy III will launch on iPhone and iPod touch next month, Square Enix has announced.