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Ex-Team Ninja boss Tomonobu Itagaki is partnering with Dawn of War developer Relic Entertainment on the technology behind his upcoming game Devil's Third.

Runaway indie PC success Minecraft has just choo-chooed over the one million sales mark.

PlayStation 3 exclusive first-person shooter Killzone 3 contains over 70 minutes of cutscenes.

Nintendo has hinted that 3D video recording may one day come to the 3DS.

Last month we heard that the PSP2 can reproduce visuals on par with those seen in early PlayStation 3 games, but today a new report claims Sony has told game companies the PSP2 'is as powerful as the PlayStation 3'.

Wii-owning JRPG fans suffered a blow today after it emerged that The Last Story is unlikely to launch in the west.

Think World of Warcraft: Cataclysm's Heroic dungeons are too hard? You're not the only one. But Blizzard isn't changing them.

A company that has registered website domains on behalf of Square Enix in the past has nabbed finalfantasy13-2game.com.

I've always been a little frightened by the world of miniature modelling. Not in any kind of derogatory sense - even if I was inclined to do so, I'm in no position to look down on those who engage in obsessive hobbying.

Microsoft has launched a legal attack on Apple, insisting the US Patent and Trademark Office denies it a trademark on the name 'App Store'.

Former Assassin's Creed creative director and new THQ Montreal head Patrice Désilets has brought a few of his old Ubisoft chums along for the ride, the publisher has revealed.

Cowardly Marvel vs. Capcom 3 users who repeatedly choose to rage-quite in the face of ignominious defeat will find a nasty surprise in store, Capcom has revealed.

FPS and fighting games are "not useful" and contribute nothing to a player's life, so says the developer behind boutique PlayStation Network download Flower.

The belated PlayStation 3 release of Mass Effect 2 is much more than a straightforward port of the PC and Xbox 360 original, developer BioWare has boasted.

The man behind ancient arcade classic Pong reckons that studios today are too afraid to take risks, thanks to the huge budgets involved in modern game development.

Bethesda Softworks has hit back at Interplay's claim that the latest in a long line of attempts to derail its planned Fallout MMO was "absurd".

The developer behind iPhone smash Doodle Jump is claiming exclusive App Store rights to the 'doodle' prefix and demanding similarly titled apps change their names.

Publisher THQ has treated itself to a corporate face-lift this morning, showing off its brand new logo.

UPDATE: Warner has just provided Eurogamer with the following statement: "The F.E.A.R. 3 launch date will now be in May 2011, as we look to deliver the best possible game for our consumers."

A freelance artist has added more weight to the rumour that an HD Mortal Kombat "Kollection" is on its way to PS3.

Mobile phenomenon Angry Birds has landed with a splat on the PlayStation Store today as a PlayStation mini. The alluring rock bottom price-point of the App Store, however, has vanished - on PS3/PSP Angry Birds costs £2.50.

Even we get tired of our own voices sometimes (admittedly not very often, as podcast survivors can attest). But while we like to think we can tell you a thing or two about gaming every now and then, you don't need us to explain what the biggest games of 2011 are going to be. Just glance at your pre-order list.

EA will donate nearly £6000 to videogame charity Child's Play after the sale of Christmas-themed virtual outfits in free-to-play cartoon shooter Battlefield Heroes raised £3000.

Crackdown 2 developer Ruffian Games is working on new games and it's really excited about them.

Fresh reports claim Sony will officially announce the PSP2 on 27th January.

The mysterious female wrestler teased by Namco Bandai for inclusion in 3D fighting game Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is called JC.

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.