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Xbox chief operating officer Dennis Durkin has revealed that more than half of Xbox Live's revenue comes from downloadable content, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

The PlayStation 3 version of real-time strategy game R.U.S.E. will support PlayStation Move, Ubisoft has confirmed.

Film director John Carpenter has told Eurogamer TV that he doesn't agree with Roger Ebert that games cannot be art, but also cautioned people not to ask too much of the young medium.

Microsoft has dated this year's Xbox Live Summer of Arcade flock.

Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has confirmed that the electronics giant is working on future games platforms - and it's hoping to make them more developer-friendly this time.

The next instalment in the Castlevania series is set to hit Xbox Live on 4th August.

Microsoft has revealed Xbox Live Arcade user interface overhaul Destination Arcade.

EA has announced a European release date of 1st October for FIFA 11.

Microsoft has announced that Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light will be release on Xbox Live next month.

BioWare has released a new downloadable content pack for role-playing shooter Mass Effect 2.

Blizzard has unleashed a hurricane of internet rage by announcing that it will require users to post under their real names on its forums, in a move intended to create a more "positive", "constructive" community.

Videogame reviews by professional critics influence gamers' opinions, according to a new study by Electronic Entertainment Design and Research (EEDAR).

Hideo Kojima has said he's put the brakes on Zone of the Enders 3, despite promising a third instalment just last year.

Nintendo is considering whether to allow Miis to appear on other formats, such as 3DS, according to Shigeru Miyamoto.

Sniping is a lot like driving a car off a ramp. Both tap into some primal thrill mechanism, leapfrogging our critical thinking and making us have fun whether we want to admit it or not. It's probably best not to dwell too long on why shooting someone in the head from far away feels so satisfying, but there's an undeniable feeling of control and power that comes from the perfect headshot that is downright intoxicating.

The iPad and iPhone versions of Monkey Island 2 Special Edition: LeChuck's Revenge will arrive simultaneously tomorrow.

The PAL Collector's Edition of Driver: San Francisco comes with a yellow toy car and costs £70.

Activision has clarified that the Modern Warfare 2 Resurgence Pack has been released on PC already. A PS3 version will be offered tomorrow.

Unsurprisingly, SEGA won't be green-lighting a sequel to mediocre spy RPG Alpha Protocol.

Quantic Dream's emotional leader David Cage does not believe motion-sensing controllers are the key to unlocking mainstream acceptance of videogames.

Boom! The Eurogamer.net Podcast is 25 episodes old and we celebrate in style this week by managing to talk about two games released this month, and Tom's growing and inexplicable infatuation with Kinectimals, among other riveting subjects.

Konami has told Eurogamer that the wonderfully named Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D "The Naked Sample" (3DS) remains "a full product" despite comments from Kojima Productions that suggest otherwise.

UTV Ignition's self-promoted AAA challenger BlackLight: Tango Down will be released on Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe will "consider" bringing higher-capacity PlayStation 3s the company just announced for Japan to our shores.

Street Fighter 4 producer Yoshinori Ono is working on a new game and by the sound of things it's going to be mega.

If you love adventure games, you love Ron Gilbert. Some of LucasArts' classic late eighties and early nineties games owe much of their success to Gilbert's writing; Maniac Mansion, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure, The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge were all written by Gilbert's witty hand.

Wearing glasses to play games in 3D "will always be a problem", the creator of classic adventure series Monkey Island and upcoming downloadable title DeathSpank has said.

Rayman Origins, the upcoming downloadable 2D platformer starring everybody's favourite limbless adventurer, is being "considered" for release on the 3DS and Wii.

3D simulations of renowned Nintendo 64 games have appeared on YouTube. They offer non-E3 goers a glimpse of what the 3DS can do.

Play.com's November 2010 release date for Dragon Ball (3DS), which had suggested the 3DS handheld would be out this year, is "estimated", the online retailer has told Eurogamer.