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Today and tomorrow Sony Computer Entertainment Ireland is giving away free PlayStation 3s and PlayStation Portables on the streets of Dublin city centre. But there's a catch.

Yes! A Lamborghini! That's one of three treats given to people ordering the new Limited Edition of Shift 2: Unleashed.

An iPhone, iPad and iPod touch port of cult classic arcade fighting game Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 is out now on the App Store.

Football Manager 2011 has arrived on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

The first chapter in Telltale Games' Back to the Future will launch on PC and Mac on Wednesday 22nd December.

New downloadable content for PES 2011 will release on Tuesday 21st December 2011.

The new, PS3 version of Mass Effect 2 will look better than the original on Xbox 360 - that's because BioWare's using the Mass Effect 3 engine to power it.

The "ultimate" version of mental Japanese shmup Deathsmiles will launch in Europe early 2011, publisher Rising Star Games has said.

When High Voltage Software first showed off its self-funded FPS The Conduit back in 2008, both core game-starved Wii owners and press intrigued by how a low-profile tie-in factory was eeking such impressive visuals from Nintendo's humble console immediately sat up and took notice.

The developer behind Wii-exclusive first-person shooter series The Conduit has compared its difficult beginnings to the journey taken by gargantuan sandbox series Grand Theft Auto.

Hotly anticipated science-fiction role-playing game Deus Ex: Human Revolution is delayed, Square Enix has announced.

British shops may charge more for games after next month's VAT rise to 20 per cent.

Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror – Remastered is out now on the App Store.

Poor Xbox Live Arcade game Hydrophobia could be in for a revamp after its creators teased a Monday announcement.

Have you noticed that Microsoft no longer sells faceplates for Xbox 360? Yes well apparently "nobody" bought them.

Bodycount approaches the FPS genre a little differently to the real world shooters we've been bombarded with of late. In fact, says game director Andy Wilson, there's been a deliberate decision to move away from what has become a familiar formula.

Yesterday, PS3 owners complained vociferously of a second-rate online Call of Duty: Black Ops experience. Today, Treyarch admits there's a problem and pledges to do something about it.

New research has shown that Xbox 360 owners spend a significantly higher proportion of their console time playing games online than PlayStation 3 or Wii owners do.

Epic Games' hotly anticipated Spike Video Game Awards Gears of War announcement failed to show. Why?

Sony's PlayStation 3 exclusive arcade racer MotorStorm Apocalypse will launch spring 2011, games director Matt Southern revealed on the EU PlayStation Blog. A demo will release some time next year.

Guillermo del Toro's planned inSANE trilogy will take between eight and ten years to build, publisher THQ has revealed.

It's been open season on Activision of late, what with a string of studio closures and a steady stream of gamer-baiting soundbites from CEO/industry boogeyman Bobby Kotick.

iOS sword orgy Infinity Blade was first conceived as a Kinect title, the game's developer has admitted.

Sid Meier's Civilization 5 is due a massive update today, publisher 2K has announced.

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood has crept into the weekly Japanese sales chart at number 10.

A demo for forthcoming point and click adventure Gray Matter has just arrived on Xbox Live.

Digital Tomb Raider spin-off Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light will be available later today on the App Store, developer Crystal Dynamics has announced.

Gran Turismo 5 developer Polyphony Digital is getting in the Christmas spirit and offering free DLC for the game over the festive period.

Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves, new Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light DLC and PSP platformer Prinny 2 are among the highlights of the latest PlayStation Store update.

It's early November and EA has taken over an imposing nightclub in London's not-so-stately pleasure dome, the O2, for a showcase of its typically bulging 2011 slate. It's the usual round of presentations, interviews and hands-on slots in 20-minute chunks – but one game is getting special treatment, an entire working day all to itself.