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Sony and Media Molecule's enchanting user-generated platformer LittleBigPlanet 2 has entered the UK all-formats chart at number one.

Fighting game fans who enjoy the thrill of online competition hate one thing more than any other: lag.

2009 saw Tiger Woods splashed across the front rather than the back pages as story after story detailing the world's richest sportsman's infidelities hit the headlines.

Hack and slash series Ninja Gaiden is known for its brutal difficulty – but with the third game in the series developer Team Ninja plans to make the action more accessible.

Metroid star Samus Aran will not be a playable character in 3DS fighting game Dead or Alive: Dimensions, Team Ninja has confirmed.

New videos have confirmed the addition of Evil Ryu and Oni Akuma to the Arcade Edition of fighting game Super Street Fighter IV.

Of the numerous Capcom remakes which surfaced a couple of years ago, Bionic Commando: Rearmed was one of the few to win appreciative nods across the board. It achieved the rarest of feats, managing to stay completely faithful to the source material without making you want to ram your hand in the nearest waste disposal unit.

A leaked trailer for Rockstar's open world detective thriller L.A. Noire has revealed a 17th May release date.

Sony's PSP2 will have 3G support that enables gamers to play online games and download software and movies – but not make phone calls.

If this week's press launch for the Nintendo 3DS didn't demonstrate it spectacularly enough, the future of gaming has three dimensions. But while the Mario-makers' handheld is a great example of a gaming experience built for 3D from the ground up, elsewhere console 3D remains a compromised experience: few titles support the format, and resolution, frame-rate or both can be impacted in the transition from 2D to 3D.

Published as part of our sister-site GamesIndustry.biz's widely-read weekly newsletter, the GamesIndustry.biz Editorial, is a weekly dissection of an issue weighing on the minds of the people at the top of the games business. It appears on Eurogamer after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.

A cursory glance at EA's forthcoming shooter Bulletstorm and the long-awaited Duke Nukem Forever, both due this Spring, reveals a fair few common themes: outrageous violence, enormous extraterrestrial bugs, giant biceps and enough F-bombs to make even Ray Winstone blush.

Given its turbulent, 14-year long history, it's safe to assume it's taken Gearbox Software considerable effort to finally get Duke Nukem Forever out of the door. But has that effort stretched to include post-release DLC? Well, maybe.

Good game design rather than a sign-posted Achievements system should encourage users to fully explore a game, Nintendo has argued.

A Killzone 3 open beta kicks off on 3rd February and runs until the 15th, Sony has confirmed.

David Bowie headlines the next batch of DLC for Rock Band 3, developer Harmonix has announced.

UPDATE: ShopTo has lowered its asking price to £199.85. It's claiming it's a "promo pre-order price" available "for a limited time only".

The first three Metal Gear Solid games are the next oldies lining up for an increasingly fashionable HD makeover, according to insider sources.

LittleBigPlanet2 has launched with a disruptive bug that traps some users on a never-ending loading screen.

A multiplayer Crysis 2 demo is heading exclusively to Xbox Live on 25th January, publisher EA has announced.

Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono has gone on record as saying he would love to work on a Nintendo vs. Capcom beat 'em up.

Contrary to speculation, the 3DS's digital download store and internet browser will be up and running from launch, Nintendo has confirmed.

As of today, Naked War - a game by The Pickford Brothers - is completely free to play.

Warner Bros. reboot of the Mortal Kombat fighting series will launch here on 18th April, the publisher has announced.

The next big addition to LittleBigPlanet 2 will be "really powerful Move support", Eurogamer can exclusively reveal.

A little over two years ago, Sony hung PlayStation 3 on a charming character made by British bright sparks Media Molecule, Sackboy. He was the star of LittleBigPlanet, a game that embodied the bold creative strides Sony wanted to make with PS3. And the gamble paid off, as Media Molecule's carnival of creation became Eurogamer's Game of the Year 2008.

This is something we've been itching to write for years: Duke Nukem Forever has a rock-solid release date.

One eagle-eyed gamer has unclothed a rather embarrassing Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 bug: a topless female character model.

Most Brits won't play LittleBigPlanet 2 until later - but already Media Molecule says the sequel has "massively outstripped" the number of concurrent online users managed by LittleBigPlanet 1.

In a week when the gaming world's attention is firmly locked on what's coming next from Nintendo, its strategy for the 3DS felt like an odd collision of truly cutting-edge technology and dogged old-school thinking.