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Blacklight has arrived on the FPS scene with unusual swagger. Kicking in the door, it slumps in your favourite chair, puts its blood-crusted combat boots up on your coffee table and starts making wild, testosterone-fuelled boasts. "Yeah, I'm bringing AAA gameplay in a download game," it scoffs while stubbing a cigar out on the arm of the sofa that you haven't even started paying DFS for yet.

Dragon Age 2 will be released in March 2011 on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, EA has confirmed.

SEGA has announced that PlatinumGames shooter Vanquish will be released in the UK on Friday, 22nd October.

Kalypso Media's released a demo for turn-based tactical RPG Disciples III: Renaissance.

Rockstar has announced plans for a series of downloadable content packs for open world Western Red Dead Redemption.

Ubisoft reckons we'll see Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo "transition" from the current generation of consoles to the next in two to three years.

How does Disney plan to reinvigorate Split/Second: Velocity sales? By porting the game to PSP and PSPgo of course.

Update: The Dragon Age 2 website has been updated with an exciting bullet point list of new features. We've copied them.

Monkey Island 2 Special Edition: LeChuck's Revenge joins the PlayStation Store today. This, like the first game, has been beautifully restored for a new set of eyes that aren't old and world-weary. And for those old-timers there is developer commentary and nostalgia to loosen a tear. Monkey Island 2 costs eight quid.

A new patch for the StarCraft II beta is available to download in Europe, suggesting that the second phase of the game's beta test is just around the corner.

Capcom has offered "many apologies" to the MotoGP 09/10 owners whose games have been broken by an automatic title update.

It is unlikely that 2011 will see the release of an Assassin's Creed game, the series' associate producer has told Eurogamer.

DJ Hero 2 developer FreeStyle Games has told Eurogamer TV that it is much happier with the pricing for its second turntable music game.

I'm sitting at the back of Konami's E3 booth, getting my first demo of Def Jam Rapstar. There's me and two geezers from developer-publisher 4mm Games. Best way to show the game? Get on the mic and give it a go. So geezer-man asks me what I want to hear.

Ruffian Games has defended its Xbox 360 exclusive Crackdown 2, released this week, after the game got something of a rough ride from critics and players.

Robot Entertainment - the studio formed from the ashes of Age of Empires and Halo Wars developer Ensemble - appears to be working on a new PC game called Spartan for Microsoft Game Studios.

Ubisoft's Michael Jackson game will be known as Michael Jackson The Experience and will be released in November.

Wii exclusive Metroid: Other M will be released in Europe on 3rd September, Nintendo has confirmed.

Activision has insisted Bizzare Creations' recently released racer Blur was not a commercial flop, despite disappointing US sales.

Blizzard has said that it is "definitely listening to player feedback" on its decision to insist players use their real names when posting on its forums.

One of Sony's future portable systems will play games and a whole lot more, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Microsoft has insisted that Xbox 360 motion-sensing add-on Kinect can recognise players who are sitting, despite a recent developer comment to the contrary.

"Videogames are linked to ADHD", the front page of today's Metro newspaper reads.

Sony Computer Entertainment boss Kaz Hirai has said that 3D, Move and Blu-ray technologies were among the reasons PlayStation 3 was so expensive and powerful relative to its competition when it came to market.

BioWare has said that Dragon Age 2 is in development and the developer's official Twitter suggests that a proper unveiling is due today.

It's a sad fact that, despite the daydreams of millions of children worldwide, the jobs which we want to do when we're young actually turn out to be pretty tedious.

As of today, the newly named BioWare Mythic will assume full control of Warhammer Online in Europe.

It's powered, and powered brilliantly, by some big fat contradictions. Crackdown 2's built from an epic move set, with every jump, roundhouse and ground-pound crafted to make you feel utterly heroic - but all of that's blended with a satirical narrative that slyly undermines you at every step.

Brink may not be out until spring 2011, but it's already so well defined that half the world's games journalists could probably rebuild it from memory. It's a class-based first-person shooter set on the last floating remnant of human civilisation, it throws out the distinction between online and offline play by optionally populating campaign missions with human comrades and adversaries, and it's being put together at Splash Damage by a team precisely assembled by the determined wallets of ambitious publisher Bethesda Softworks.

Driver: San Francisco will be released in the UK on 26th November for PC, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360.