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Resident Evil's Jill Valentine and Capcom's Shuma Gorath will be downloadable characters for upcoming fighting game Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 – in the US, at least.

Shenmue series creator Yu Suzuki wants to make Shenmue 3.

Realtime Worlds' failed action MMO APB will relaunch under new management next year.

StarCraft II is the fastest-selling real-time strategy game of all time – but it's now in the record books for all the wrong reasons.

Some form of Gears of War-related Kinect game will be revealed during next month's Video Game Awards show, according to a report.

Microsoft has sold a million units of its Kinect peripheral worldwide since its 4th November US launch.

Now that everyone's getting on again, a number of developers to launch a fresh indie offensive on the Xbox Live Indie Games service.

UPDATE: Blizzard has posted a clarification on Battle.net.

Chris Hecker, the developer behind 2007's infamous "the Wii is sh*t" rant, has for the first time revealed the true extent of the impact his comments have had on his career.

World of Warcraft developer Blizzard has just bought up a huge 100,000 square feet of new office space.

Microsoft Game Studios is casting its net for the next Limbo or Castle Crashers. It's just sent out a casting call for indie developers keen to create titles for Xbox Live Arcade and Windows Phone 7.

Marvel Pinball has just been confirmed for release on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.

Ubisoft's delayed Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier and Driver San Francisco.

Zero and She-Hulk are the latest scrappers confirmed for Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds.

There will be a new Assassin's Creed game in 2011, Ubisoft has confirmed, despite earlier promises that the series would be taking a year off.

Driver: San Francisco's release date has been pushed back to ensure that the finished product is up to scratch, publisher Ubisoft has confirmed.

Third-person zombie shooter Dead Nation will be released on the European PlayStation Network on 1st December, Sony's announced.

The next project from Alan Wake developer Remedy looks like it will be putting Kinect through its paces, according to a new recruitment listing.

After the record-breaking week that saw the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops and Kinect, you'd think this week would be a case of after the Lord Mayor's show. Not so.

Understone, the first batch of proper Fable III DLC, will be released on 23rd November, Microsoft has said.

In September Square Enix launched Final Fantasy XIV, its long-awaited MMO.

You're probably wondering where the promised Windows Phone 7 coverage is, right? The problem is partly that the games are too damned good. We figured that, rather than slip a couple into this week's roundup, we'd save them up and review all the best launch offerings in one go, providing a definitive guide to the gaming on the platform. [Kristan WILL do this next week. -Ed.]

Crytek has denied it's feeling the pressure after EA confidently proclaimed upcoming shooter Crysis 2 will be a 90 rated game, but has admitted meeting EA's lofty expectation is one hell of a challenge.

Big Thrills, the second downloadable add-on for Trials HD, will be released on 1st December.

UPDATE: Sony's told GamesIndustry.biz that the price of the PSPgo on its official site is an error. It's not known if Sony will honour sales made at the £129 price, so if you're interested, now may be the time to fork out your hard-earned cash.

In one week, Call of Duty: Black Ops has sold an unprecedented two million copies in UK shops.

Update: Number cruncher GfK Chart-Track has explained to Eurogamer why sales of Kinect Adventures - the game the Kinect camera is bundled with - haven't been included.

Zipper Interactive has insisted large scale first-person shooter MAG is one of the most played online PlayStation 3 games amid accusations that hardly anyone's playing it.

EA Sports' boxing game Fight Night Champion will release on 1st March 2011.

Two men stand facing each other in the midst of a burnt-out city. One of them wears a sleeveless jacket and a calm demeanour, while the other is both impossibly muscular and a literal giant. A fight to the death is about to take place and, if it wasn't for the look of cold certainty in the smaller man's eyes, the smart money would be on Goliath.