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A 2011 release for Max Payne 3 is looking increasingly unlikely after publisher Take-Two left it off its latest release slate.

Here's what we were(n't) picking from: Out This Week.

BioWare co-founders Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk have been inducted into the AIAS Hall of Fame alongside videogame greats such as Shigeru Miyamoto, Peter Molyneux and Yu Suzuki.

EA has today added a dynamic day/night cycle and advanced vehicle performance customisation tuning system to Need for Speed World.

The PEGI iPhone app that provides European game ratings on the fly is now supplemented by Eurogamer content.

How do you get exclusive early access to the Gears of War 3 beta? By buying the Epic Edition of Bulletstorm, Epic Games has announced.

It's interesting to observe the tactics of Sony and Microsoft in promoting their respective motion gaming technology. While Microsoft tries to position Kinect as something akin to a full console launch, Sony has taken an altogether less aggressive stance.

Time has nearly run out - if you fail to order games online from UK shops today, there's no guarantee you'll get them in time for Christmas. And just think about your little nephew's face when you tell him Splatterhouse is only "on its way".

The Just Cause movie is the origin story of game protagonist Rico Rodriguez, and hopes to emulate Bond flick Casino Royal.

In Dragon Age 2, fighting can be handled one of two ways, either as a fast and fluid action RPG or as a stop-and-start strategical RPG.

Just a day after unveiling the first trailer for Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception at the Spike Video Game Awards, Naughty Dog gave the gaming press their first look at gameplay. The press event hosted by a handful of the game's developers in balmy Los Angeles granted a tantalising first glimpse of the PlayStation 3 exclusive, due out next November.

Bloodline Champions, Funcom's Diablo-like online arena battler, is open for everybody to test.

Free-to-play cartoon online shooter Battlefield Heroes has raised £2500 for videogame charity Child's Play through the sale of Christmas-themed virtual outfits.

The phenomenally successful DS puzzle series Professor Layton has already inspired so many – not least Ant and Dec. But Konami takes the biscuit – the Japanese company has taken the lid-off what looks like a clone.

The biggest game in terms of filesize on the App Store has to be Riven, the resurrected 1997 sequel to point-and-click adventure game Myst.

Just in time for Christmas, Ubisoft has released new downloadable tracks for phenomenally successful Wii party game Just Dance 2.

The decision not to sell Section 8 sequel Prejudice in shops has been made; TimeGate will offer the game online only, for 1200 Microsoft Points on Xbox 360 and $14.99 on PC and PS3.

If Nintendo cut the price of the Wii to $99 (around £63) sales would go through the roof, EA has claimed.

Last month a group of developers got together to launch the Xbox Live Indie Games Winter Uprising, promising a deluge of quality games in the first week of December. Alas, it seems things didn't quite go to plan.

Seeing as Apple isn't allowing any new content to be posted over the Christmas week, iOS developers have taken it upon themselves to flood the App Store with games today.

Rockstar's rootin' tootin' western epic Red Dead Redemption has now shipped nearly eight million copies since its launch earlier this year, helping publisher Take Two back into its bank manager's good books.

Super Meat Boy, Comic Jumper and Castle Crashers are among the titles seeing price cuts in a festive Xbox Live sale starting next week.

Blizzard has confirmed that its next MMO is currently going by the title of Titan.

A new LittleBigPlanet web portal, lbp.me, has just launched to help players sift through the thousands of user-generated levels on offer.

The game-fixing Fallout: New Vegas patch that hit the PlayStation 3 last week rolls out for the Xbox 360 today, publisher Bethesda Softworks has announced.

A PlayStation app is coming to the iPhone "very soon", Sony has announced.

The Collector's Edition of PC samurai strategy game Total War: Shogun 2 will be wrapped in an authentic bamboo box, no less.

When it comes to enemies in shooter sequels bigger isn't always better, but it's usually the answer everyone offers. Halo went for the Scarab, Gears gave us a giant worm – even Call of Duty had a Soviet rocket. So to discover Killzone 3 has a massive four-legged robot pocked with artillery and shouldering a huge laser cannon is no surprise – and you'll be amazed to learn it's up to you to step into the Hoxton fin of Sgt. Tomas Sevchenko, and sort it out before it destroys what remains of your ISA invasion force.

The friend of an alleged videogames addict who featured in Panorama's recent documentary, Addicted To Games?, has hit out at the makers' selective editing and "exaggerated view of games addiction and its causes".

Bored of your Fable III dog? Wish you could swap for a cooler one? Lionhead has a remedy: a dog pack.