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Earlier this morning, hacker George Hotz posted legal documents from Sony on his website, revealing that the PS3 platform holder is now taking legal action again him and the Fail0verflow hacking team.

The 23rd James Bond film will go into production later this year and, according to reports, a videogame set to tie-in with it is in the works.

There's going to be a greater emphasis on survival within S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, developer GSC Game World has revealed - hinting at a shift towards being an RPG rather than a shooter.

Activision's NASCAR game is back in the garage; the release has been pushed from February back to the end of March - 29th, to be specific.

UK shops are now taking pre-orders for Nintendo's 3DS console, and have listed unconfirmed release dates and pricing for the handheld.

Polish developer City Interactive is working on a sequel to successful shooter Sniper: Ghost Warrior.

Champions Online - the other superhero MMO that didn't launch yesterday - will turn free-to-play worldwide on 25th January, Cryptic Studios has announced.

How does Remedy follow a game like Alan Wake - an Xbox 360 exclusive with a big budget, big idea and big following?

'Splosion Man developer Twisted Pixel has hit back at Capcom for what appears to be a shameless rip-off of its game.

Firefly's Nathan Fillion is philosophical about losing out to Mark Wahlberg in the race to play Nathan Drake in the Uncharted movie – he's just praised the Three Kings actor on Twitter.

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron launches in Japan on 28th April, Ignition Entertainment has announced.

The line between fighting sim and arcade fighter is easy to discern. In the red corner you have the Street Fighters and the Tekkens, with their hadoukens and golems. In the blue corner you'll find the realistic mix of manoeuvres and physics boasted by the Fight Nights and the Undisputed. There's rarely any crossover.

Gameloft, the publisher behind derivative mobile games like the Halo-esque N.O.V.A series and the Uncharted-aping Shadow Guardian, has answered accusations that it knowingly 'borrows' other developers' game templates.

Last week we invited two of you to join us and the rest of the gaming press on a jaunt to smoky Amsterdam later this month, where Nintendo is hosting an event to – hopefully – announce the release date and launch line-up for its upcoming 3DS handheld, due out this March.

Not content at just bringing its multiplayer zombie throwdown do 3DS, Capcom has revealed that Resident Evil: The Mercenaries will also put in an appearance on the iPhone.

Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata will offer the keynote presentation at this year's Game Developers Conference, taking place in San Francisco in March.

Microsoft views the Windows Phone 7 as its very own handheld games console, according to the platform holder's mobile gaming chief.

A raft of Activision content is going cheap on Xbox Live this week, including Call of Duty map packs and new music for Guitar Hero.

Nintendo's UK chief has praised opponents Microsoft and Sony for producing "powerful" products and encouraging industry growth.

The official PlayStation app for iOS and Android mobile devices is now available for download free of charge, Sony has confirmed.

Sign-up for a closed APB Reloaded beta – the reanimated version of the disastrous MMO that helped sink Crackdown developer Realtime Worlds - is now underway.

Ubisoft's Wii floor-filler Just Dance 2 has sold more than five million copies worldwide since launch, the publisher has announced.

UPDATE: In a statement provided to Eurogamer Nintendo denied that it has discontinued the DSi: "We plan to still manufacture and supply DSi consoles in a range of colours in the UK in 2011. On an on-going basis, continuing supply is based on retail and consumer demand."

The studio behind Wesley Snipes' upcoming game has said the jailed Hollywood actor is not needed for the next eight months of development – but still plans to meet with the Blade star while he's behind bars.

Which of these trademarked and domain-registered titles will Bungie use to name its next and still mysterious new project?

With the news that infamous iPhone hacker George Hotz has enabled homebrew via a custom firmware patch, speculation is now moving on to what Sony will do to stop unauthorised code running on the PlayStation Network. What exactly can the platform holder monitor from your machine and what steps can Sony take in banning you from the PlayStation Network?

Warner and TT Games have embarked on a brand new DS project called LEGO Ninjago: The Videogame.

Goodness me, does nobody ever think to turn off the tap in mobile gamingville? Before Christmas, at least, there was such an almighty flood of interesting, big-name releases that I feared that many of them would end up being ignored.

Importers and globetrotting gamers suffered a blow today after it emerged that Nintendo 3DS software will be region-locked.

Blade star Wesley Snipes is helping to make a videogame from behind bars.