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The next iteration of Apple's iPhone will see its screen increase in size from 3.5 inches to four inches, so say loose-lipped component suppliers.

Sony has taken the lid off a new initiative to highlight the best downloadable titles available for PlayStation 3 and PSP: the PlayStation Network Gamers' Choice Awards.

Pre-production on the movie version of 2K's BioShock franchise has ground to a halt after no studio was found who was willing to invest in an R-rated version of the tale, the flick's producer has explained.

The latest Battlefield 2142 update makes the Northern Strike booster pack free to all players, developer DICE has announced.

Ubisoft's 2010 console blockbuster Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood finally gets a PC release on 18th March, the publisher has announced.

PC strategy sequel Total War: Shogun 2 gets a demo next week, publisher SEGA has announced.

Hello, loyal listener(s)! Here it is, the Eurogamer.net Podcast #56! Try not to sick up on your keyboard in excitement.

Alternative costumes for three-on-three fighting game Marvel vs. Capcom 3 will be available to download from the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live from 1st March, Capcom has announced.

An all platforms patch for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 will launch soon, Infinity Ward has announced.

Eurogamer is no stranger to hot debate. In fact, from arguments about controversial review scores to debates over the pros and cons of laser eye surgery, it seems we all like a bit of a row.

Codemasters has explained its decision to drop legendary rally driver Colin McRae's name for the title and box of upcoming racer DiRT 3.

Killzone 3 climaxes with the door left tantalisingly open for further adventures – and Guerrilla Games has confirmed that there's "ample opportunity" for a fourth instalment of the spectacular shooter series.

Tim Schafer's Double Fine Productions – maker of Costume Quest and Stacking - is creating a Kinect-enabled Sesame Street game for Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.

Tesco has ended speculation about its too-good-to-be-true Nintendo 3DS price, telling Eurogamer this morning's debacle was the result of an "error".

Activision has announced the launch of downloadable tracks for Freestyle Games' superb music game DJ Hero 2.

The game industry has reacted angrily to the leaks of two of 2011's most anticipated shooters: Crysis 2 and Killzone 3.

Forget mirrors. Looking at your own face in boring old 2D is so last decade. What if you could see yourself the way others see you? What if you could capture multi-dimensional images of the world around you? What if you could make 3D porn?

Colourful 2D fighting game Arcana Heart 3 will travel to Europe. And when it does, it will be as a boxed game for both PS3 and Xbox 360, Eurogamer can reveal.

UPDATE 2: Tesco has changed its mind, it appears. At the bottom of its website it says, "20% off selected gaming consoles, excludes the Nintendo 3Ds."

A game based on Pixar film Cars 2 is, of course, in development.

It is a little-known US developer, but it is behind the downloadable content of some of the biggest videogames of this generation.

Mobile gaming goliath Gameloft has committed 10 games for the launch of Sony Ericsson's new Xperia Play phone.

Felicia Day, star of comedy World of Warcraft Xbox Live series The Guild, plays an elf in an upcoming Dragon Age II live action mini-series.

If World of Warcraft hadn't "exploded", console game StarCraft Ghost might still exist, Blizzard has said.

Now the dust has settled on Sony's Tokyo press conference announcement of the PSP2, codenamed the Next Generation Portable, one question remains unanswered: how much will it cost?

Children of the 80s take note: a Voltron game is in development.

A naughty Spanish man who tried to blackmail Nintendo with over 4000 stolen, personal Wii data files has been caught and cuffed by the police.

German developer Crytek has moved to reassure gamers that it remains committed to the PC despite the leak of a near complete build of upcoming shooter Crysis 2.

Bizarre Creations, the Liverpool-based developer behind the likes of Project Gotham Racing, Geometry Wars and Blur, shuts up shop this Friday, reports claim.

Bit.Trip Flux, the final entry in Gaijin Games' epic WiiWare saga, arrives in Europe on 25th February, three days before the US.