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EA and Danger Close Studios have axed the Taliban from controversial Afghanistan shooter Medal of Honor.

UPDATE: Epic Games has just sent over this statement from executive producer Rod Fergusson on the delay:

The doors to the Eurogamer Expo 2010 have opened, and through them a queue of 3000 people has stampeded inside in just 45 minutes.

Despite working on upcoming action role-playing game Deus Ex: Human Revolution for an eye-watering four years, developer Eidos Montreal loves the franchise and would like a crack at creating Deus Ex 4.

Today, Eidos Montreal art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletete takes to the stage in Eurogamer's huge auditorium to talk about Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the action role-playing game due out early next year. This is hugely exciting for us, and for (most) of the series' many fans.

Peter Molyneux has revealed that there will be a "huge decision" to make at the beginning of Fable III.

A free Fable III Android/iPhone/Windows 7 Phone game that allows players to earn in-game gold that can then be transferred to the main game will release on Monday 4th October, Microsoft has announced.

F1 2010 fans have made "innacurate assumptions" about the game's AI, Codemasters has insisted.

We love Peter Molyneux - so much so that sometimes it must seem like we interview him every week. In actual fact the last time we spoke to him was gamescom in August. Today he's speaking to YOU at our beloved Eurogamer Expo in London, revealing new details about Fable III and, knowing him, putting on an interesting show in the process.

Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux has explained how a video of his son Lucas pleading with Valve Software to hurry up and finish Half-Life 2: Episode 3 ended up going viral on the internet last month.

Sonic creator Yuji Naka's Wii and DS puzzle platformer Ivy the Kiwi? will release on 29th October in Europe, publisher Rising Star Games has announced.

THIS IS REALLY HAPPENING. Today marks the beginning of the third annual Eurogamer Expo! It's taking place at Earls Court in London, it's totally sold out (well, pop along in the afternoon and we might let you in) and all the best games and developers for miles around are coming down so you can play them and hear what they have to say.

Zipper has released the gigantic MAG 2.0 patch that brings Move support to the war game.

Sometimes the misery is worth it. After spending hours wading through the raw Xbox Indie sewerage, whistling half-remembered hymns, it starts to seem like some sort of elaborate sanity test. You check for hidden cameras, pat down the sofa for bugs, and shut the blinds. At times like these, you pump up the Kraftwerk and imagine that we're still living in 1982.

Whether you've been playing Pro Evolution Soccer since the PSone - chipping your PS2 to play Japanese copies of Winning Eleven between annual instalments - or whether you've been playing FIFA since it was isometric and never set eyes on the competition, this latest instalment of PES is going to take a little getting used to.

Seven million games consoles. Four hundred million DVDs and Blu-rays. Sixty eight thousand square metres of hair. Seventy five and a half billion miles of network cable. If you were to tie all of the threads of twine we use to make Eurogamer T-shirts together end to end in a rope, it would stretch to the moon and back, and would be strong enough to fire an arrow made out of the sun through the heart of Pluto and discover life in Alpha Centauri.

World of Warcraft: Cataclysm looks set for an early December release date, according to some enterprising detective work by WOW blogs.

You can never have too many shooters, insists the developer behind EA's forthcoming FPS Bulletstorm – as long as they're good.

A new update for Valve's Team Fortress 2 adds an in-game trading post that lets users purchase new items and upgrades or swap existing gear with other players.

There's a new Ace Combat game in the works for 3DS, according to Japanese site 4gamer.

The forthcoming Big Thrills DLC pack won't be the last gamers see of Trials HD, RedLynx has hinted.

BioWare has announced plans to wrap up all add-ons and DLC packs released for Dragon Age: Origins into one tidy package.

Forthcoming 3DS survival horror, Resident Evil: Revelations, will be so terrifying that you won't actually want to finish it, claims Capcom.

The studio behind cute Wii platformer A Boy and His Blob is not working on a 3DS version of the game, despite the game appearing on a Nintendo release schedule after the platform holder's E3 conference this year.

New content is heading for Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Ubisoft has announced.

Golden Sun: Dark Dawn launches on the DS across Europe on 10th December, according to Nintendo's Q4 release schedule.

It's been an interesting week for Tim Schafer. First, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick accused the Brütal Legend creator of missing milestones, going over budget, and, perhaps worst of all, making poor games. Schafer then hit back in his own, unique way. All this amid the hiring of old LucasArts pal Ron Gilbert and the completion of Double Fine's first downloadable game ever: the cute, funny, Halloween-themed RPG Costume Quest.

BBC telly show Top Gear has signed a "long-term" deal to collaborate on all future Forza Motorsport racing games.

More people have pre-ordered controversial shooter Medal of Honor than any other game in the franchise's eleven-year history, Electronic Arts has announced.

Update: Activision has put out a press release confirming the PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 game for release in February 2011.