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SEGA is "happy" with sales of Football Manager 2011 – despite describing them as "slow".

TopWare has surprised us all by announcing the next Two Worlds game - presumably Two Worlds III - despite the second instalment still days from its Friday UK release.

PC gamers will have to wait until after Bulletstorm's release this Friday for a demo, producer Epic Games has announced.

Record-selling shooter Call of Duty: Black Ops has manoeuvred back to the top of the UK all-formats chart.

Legendary videogame designer Peter Molyneux has been made a fellow of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.

George "Geohot" Hotz, currently being sued by Sony for cracking the PlayStation 3's security wide open, has denied his actions have led to hacks ruining first-person shooter Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

The long-awaited Protector Trials DLC for BioShock 2 on PC has been yanked off the Games for Windows - Live Marketplace because "it's not ready yet".

Saints Row 3 is reportedly called Saints Row: The Third.

Tempestuous Donkey Kong high-score champion Billy Mitchell has opened his own arcade in Orlando airport, Florida, US.

German developer Piranha Bytes has updated the Risen 2 website and revealed the game's subtitle: Dark Waters.

Blizzard is having a tough time creating its promised Marketplace for Battle.net – so much so that it's not sure it'll ever launch.

StarCraft II launched last year with an editor designed to allow fans to create their own mods. No surprise there. But at BlizzCon, Blizzard announced plans to release StarCraft II mods of its own. Why? Well, just for fun.

Gritty PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 shooter Operation Flashpoint: Red River will launch in Europe and Australia on Thursday 21st April, Codemasters has announced.

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A sequel to 2010's Puzzle Agent is in the works, developer Telltale Games has announced.

King's Quest, Sierra Entertainment's classic PC adventure series, is on the comeback trail, with a new episodic title in the works at Telltale Games.

A new LittleBigPlanet 2 update that fixes a number of problems in the PlayStation 3 platformer is now available for download, developer Media Molecule has announced.

Gamers who haven't yet unlocked all of Black Ops' zombie-based multiplayer modes are to get free access to the hidden content this weekend, developer Treyarch has announced.

A sequel to last year's Medal of Honor reboot is currently under development at Danger Close, the developer has confirmed.

Securing unique in-game content is more important than bagging full platform exclusives, so says a Sony exec.

You'll be able to pick up a white version of Sony Ericsson's PlayStation-friendly Xperia Play smartphone when it launches later this year, but only if you choose O2 as your network.

Although I have two excellent new releases sat on my desk and hundreds of miles of Hawaiian road still to light up blue in Test Drive Unlimited 2, I'm going to be spending tonight – and possibly much of the weekend – playing a three-year-old game.

PlayStation 3 superhero sequel inFamous 2 launches in the US on 7th June, publisher Sony has announced.

A patch for online-fuelled racing game Test Drive Unlimited 2 will release in two weeks.

It started with Defender. Eugene Jarvis' dastardly shoot-'em-up was the first videogame to wear its difficulty on its sleeve, just as players would wear its mastery as a badge of honour following its October 1980 release. Defender divided gamers into two camps: those who played games for pleasure and those who played games for prestige. Soon after its release, it was taking 150 million quarters a week across the US from those hoping to bask in cathode ray kudos.

Just days after the PC version of high-profile shooter Crysis 2 was leaked onto the internet, forcing developer Crytek to issue a statement that said "piracy continues to damage the PC packaged goods market and the PC development community", one group has claimed PC game piracy is actually on the decline.

Why did Guitar Hero die? Because Activision "abused" it.

Bulletstorm's campaign is single-player only because co-op broke it.

Alien Breed 3: Descent will launch on the PlayStation Store next week – some three months after appearing on Xbox Live.

Slightly Mad Studios' simulation racer Shift 2: Unleashed has been delayed by a week.