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SEGA has said that forthcoming patches for the console versions of Aliens vs. Predator have been "scrapped".

Rockstar has confirmed that it has reduced headcount at its San Diego studio following the release of Red Dead Redemption.

Zombie Studios boss Mark Long has said that the studio has already turned its attention to Blacklight: Tango Down 2.

God of War: Ghost of Sparta developer Ready At Dawn has had to let 13 people go due to a painful overlap between projects.

Nintendo is aiming to release The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword early next year, according to producer Eiji Aonuma.

Heavy Rain and Batman scooped Best New IP and Best Use of a Licence or IP respectively at last night's Develop Awards in Brighton.

Activision has responded on Bobby Kotick's behalf to remarks made by Tim Schafer in a Eurogamer interview yesterday that condemned the curly-haired mega-publisher-boss as a "total prick" who doesn't like games.

Double Fine Productions founder Tim Schafer, who was sued last year by Activision over the release of Brutal Legend by EA, has told Eurogamer exactly what he thinks of Bobby Kotick in an explosive new interview.

Tomorrow, Double Fine Productions CEO Tim Schafer will deliver a keynote presentation to the Develop Conference in Brighton. He's set to discuss the studio's ten year anniversary, presumably with reference to hit titles Psychonauts and Brutal Legends.

Culture Minister Ed Vaizey this morning told the UK games industry it would "need to make the case again" if it wanted tax breaks for development.

Seminal shooters BioShock and Portal are shining examples of great videogame storytelling and character design, Lionhead audio producer Georg Backer told an audience at the Develop Conference in Brighton this afternoon.

DeathSpank is the highlight of this week's PlayStation Store update, which also sees the Sony shops updated with a free demo of Activision racer Blur.

Sony has announced that over one million units of games in its "minis" range for PSP and PS3 have been downloaded since it launched in October last year.

Namco Bandai has tweeted its Japanese followers asking for suggestions about which PSone and PC Engine games it should consider bringing to PSN.

Nintendo has revealed the new arrivals who will be appearing in the Wii Shop and Nintendo DSi shop this week.

Time makes liars of us all, and I knew I was tempting fate when I wrote that LEGO Harry Potter would likely be the best kids game of the year. Playing Toy Story 3, there were times I worried I'd have to retract my rash prediction after only a couple of weeks.

Rare's Nick Burton has hinted that fuller, more traditional games may be developed at the studio for Kinect.

Mass Effect creator BioWare is working on a "small scale MMO".

Hironobu Sakaguchi has said he could be picking up a pipe and slippers once his latest project is over.

Electronic Arts has announced a limited edition version of Medal of Honor, the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 game due out this October.

Wealthy RuneScape creator Jagex has revealed a new science fiction MMO called Stellar Dawn.

Nintendo has let fly the Q3 release schedule for Wii and DS software.

Eurogamer is thrilled to announce that Sony Computer Entertainment Europe is bringing all of its hottest PlayStation 3 games and developers to this year's Eurogamer Expo at Earls Court, London, from 1st to 3rd October.

Microsoft is planning to launch a new Xbox 360 Arcade model in Europe this August, according to a new listing on Amazon.de.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 appears to support Xbox 360 Kinect if a US retail listing is to be believed.

Microsoft currently has no plans to release Milo & Kate after all, Peter Molyneux has reportedly told the TED Global conference in Oxford.

Bravely, Realtime Worlds has called for you to submit a "hit list" of APB features you think need urgent attention. Because now, finally, the developer can do something about them.

There's a lot of crap in DeathSpank.

Go go go! Welcome to the Eurogamer.net Podcast, where this week host Tom Bramwell welcomes Ignition Entertainment's Jamie Firth to talk about Blacklight: Tango Down and other issues of the day.

The Eyecare Trust has told Eurogamer this afternoon that stereoscopic 3D will not "cause" eye problems.