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MMOs LEGO Universe and Jumpgate: Evolution could be under threat after multiple reports emerged claiming developer NetDevil suffered crippling layoffs last night.

A lot of people have worked on Duke Nukem Forever in nearly 14 years. And Gearbox Software - the new and final developer - wants to name each and every one of them.

The fate of DJ Hero developer FreeStyleGames remains undecided as Activision continues to make good on its promise to cull 500 jobs from its business.

That fantastic Dead Island video - which shows a reverse-time account of a young girl on a tropical holiday island being torn away from her parents, become a zombie and eventually be flung out of a window - has sent ripples across Hollywood.

The creators of superb fighting games BlazBlue and Guilty Gear will be in the UK soon and they're up for meeting you.

Sequels tend to be bigger (even when they're called spiritual successors) - so how much bigger is Dark Souls than Demon's Souls? Half as big again, game director Hidetaka Miyazaki has revealed.

The follow-up to cult shooter Earth Defense Force 2017 will launch on 5th July.

For BioShock maker Ken Levine, the first-person perspective is the "most direct way to engage" with gamers.

One of the former senior staff members at now closed Blur and Project Gotham Racing developer Bizarre has broken the silence surrounding its demise.

A games industry press event is not a good place for quiet contemplation. For Sony's PlayStation Experience, a raft of boisterous blockbusters have been crammed into a converted tram shed in Hackney. Each adds its own combination of explosions, gunshots and super powered slam attacks to the cacophony.

When Randy Pitchford talks, he talks. But when Randy Pitchford talks about Duke Nukem Forever, the game he rescued from development hell, he gushes.

The Mesmer and Assassin are not confirmed to appear in Guild Wars 2, but NCsoft has told Eurogamer that fans of those play-styles "will be happy".

Invitations to Apple's rumoured iPad 2 event next week have been sent out - it's real, confirmed, happening.

Demos for Dragon Age II, LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars and Yakuza 4 headline today's PlayStation Store update.

It is one of the best-selling game franchises, a Nintendo behemoth with truly global appeal. And yet we know so little about where the Pokemon games come from.

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.