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

Gritty shooter Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days has been moved forwards to a 20th August release.

Joe Danger was launched on PlayStation Network because Hello Games believed Xbox Live Arcade was a "slaughterhouse" for small developers.

Quantic Dream's creative conductor David Cage has shared his desire to explore "very different universes" with his new game.

Westwood Studios co-founder Louis Castle, now CEO of InstantAction, reckons we could be playing blockbuster console titles like Call of Duty through web browsers for free within a year.

PS3 kart game ModNation Racers is to get a new mode which makes it easier for rubbish players to compete.

Louis Castle's been around the block. The American videogame designer co-founded Westwood Studios, which, as all real-time strategy fans know, created the groundbreaking Command & Conquer series.

Scottish developer Realtime Worlds has announced it will restructure following the release of MMO APB.

Level-5, the studio behind the Professor Layton series, has confirmed that some of its other titles will soon be heading West.

It's back! Twice! Following the success of last year's event (no one died), this year the Eurogamer Expo takes place in Leeds and London, promising all sorts of delights for those of you who have snapped up tickets for the completely sold out event.

Pictures of what appears to be a Crysis 2 limited edition bundle have appeared on a German retailer's website.

A Deus Ex novel will be released next year to build excitement for Eidos Montreal's new game.

Alan Wake has the "legs" to continue despite poor sales, creator Remedy has insisted.

Nintendo's Hideki Konno has said it is possible to manufacture a larger version of the 3DS's three-dimensional screen - but that you probably wouldn't want to.

ELSPA director general Michael Rawlinson has said that Nintendo 3DS, Xbox 360's Kinect and PlayStation Move will get consumers spending again after lacklustre UK games and hardware sales in the first half of 2010.

Namco Bandai's PSP Monster Hunter clone, God Eater, will be released in the West next year.

Sony has updated its terms of service to include information about potential health risks to children posed by 3D stereoscopic games.

Ubisoft has poured cold water on calls from its own developer for the Assassin's Creed franchise to take a break following the release of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood this November.

Nothing is ever quite extreme enough for game developers. Confronted with snowboarding - the act of strapping yourself to a small piece of wood and flinging yourself down a mountain - they add extraordinary obstacle courses and balletic mid-air stunts. Tame old parkour? Bah. Running up vertical walls 500 feet away from a very hard pavement is dull - best put in an authoritarian police force to fight with while you're at it.

Driver: San Francisco has been delayed until 2011, Ubisoft has confirmed.

UK charity The Eyecare Trust has discovered that more than one-in-ten of us cannot properly process a stereoscopic 3D image.

Xbox Live's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb has announced on his blog that Destination Arcade will arrive next Wednesday - one week earlier than expected.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has said he's "not conscious" of any rivals to Nintendo; not Apple, not cloud computing, not Microsoft or Sony.

Stab-'em-up series Assassin's Creed will be as big as Grand Theft Auto "in the not-too-distant future", Ubisoft reckons.

A 3D-enabled telly will be in every living room in just three years time, French game publisher Ubisoft has predicted.

Leading industry clairvoyant Michael Pachter has revealed what he reckons Respawn is working on right now.

Yoshinori Ono, the producer of Street Fighter IV and Super Street Fighter IV, will reveal his new game at San Diego Comic-Con next week.

Sony and Polyphony want you to conjure a name for the song used in the E3 trailer of upcoming PS3-exclusive racer Gran Turismo 5.

Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii has said that one of the biggest changes he's noticed over his long career is the way mainstream media feels about videogames.

Google has invested between $100 million and $200 million in Zynga, the social gaming company behind titles like Farmville and Mafia Wars.