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2K Games has announced sequel The Darkness II for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

15 games will be available to buy for the Nintendo 3DS when it launches in the UK on 25th March.

Forthcoming MMO Rift: Planes of Telara gets an open beta test later this month, developer Trion has announced.

If it really is capable of running PS3-quality titles, why aren't more of Sony's leading studios making games for NGP?

The US ratings board has listed Ubisoft's Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia HD trilogies for release on the Xbox 360.

An 11 year-old boy has spent £1082.52 of his mother's money on Xbox Live. Who's to blame? Obviously Microsoft.

Korean company LG wants Sony's PlayStation 3 and Bravia tellys banned in the US for what it claims are patent infringements relating to Blu-ray playback.

A Chinese theme park featuring lavish Warcraft and StarCraft themed areas may be in development.

PlayStation 3 exclusive LittleBigPlanet 2 was used for the creation of North London pop band N-Dubz's next promo – what's believed to be the world's first videogame music video.

Have you noticed the EA Sports logo popping up on-screen during Sky Sports' football coverage? Of course you have – it's everywhere. Turns out Ofcom, the UK broadcasting regulator, has noticed, too – and isn't happy.

Three Warhammer Online servers are for the scaffold: US realms Iron Rock and Volkmar, and European world Carroburg.

When brainstorming the follow-up to 2005 smash DS hit Nintendogs, Nintendo considered adding new animals - including horses.

It is a story sure to warm even the coldest of hearts. Overnight Dead Space 2 creator Visceral promised to enable the re-mapping of key bindings for the PC version of its superb action horror game after a disabled gamer complained about not being able to play.

The worst hacks aren't the kind that infiltrate security systems or unravel consoles, but the kind that write. A careless opinion spreads even faster than malicious code – and can be just as destructive.

Sony is planning to launch legal action against more alleged hackers regarding last month's much publicised PlayStation 3 security breach, according to new court documents.

After offering up bargain basement riffs on Uncharted and Call of Duty in recent months, mobile and budget game specialist Gameloft has unwrapped it's latest 'homage' - an intergalactic iPhone RTS called Starfront: Collision.

Troubled Rock Band developer Harmonix has made between 12 and 15 per cent of its workforce redundant this week, the studio has confirmed.

Third parties successfully challenged the notion that only first party games sell on Nintendo platforms last year, according to fresh US sales data.

Having mastered ice, water and snow in previous Uncharted games, Naughty Dog has set its sights on groundbreaking fire effects in the forthcoming PlayStation 3 threequel.

It's not even on the shelves yet, but the first batch of post-launch DLC for brawler mash-up Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has been confirmed.

Aliens vs. Predator developer Rebellion has a third person shooter in the works for Sony's forthcoming NGP handheld, and is shopping its reworked game engine to publishers in search of more work.

Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and O2 will all offer Sony Ericsson's gaming-centric Xperia Play smartphone when it launches in the UK later this year.

Call of Juarez: The Cartel has been announced for PC and "next-gen consoles" - presumably PS3 and Xbox 360.

Fresh from the launch of the Bethesda-published Fallout: New Vegas, which won rave reviews while suffering from console-crashing bugs, developer Obsidian is now preparing to launch the Square Enix-published Dungeon Siege III, an attempt to take the action-RPG series onto consoles while preserving its PC gaming roots. No rest for the wicked.

It's another low-key week for shops – but if you're hungry for something specific we may have a morsel of interest.

Fallout: New Vegas creator Obsidian Entertainment has explained why the sprawling openworld RPG suffers from technical issues – including console-crashing bugs and corrupted save files.

Once powerful game developer Bill Roper has reappeared, and he's got some "bigger PC console-type pitches" to make when the right publisher comes a knocking on his door.

It's a relatively low-key week for shops, if you deal in blockbusters - but there are minor morsels succulent enough to be digitally devoured.