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BioShock 2 will welcome new single-player add-on the Protector Trials on 3rd August, 2K Games has announced.

Here's a curious nugget of Hollywood lore: when someone is called in to polish up an existing script, they only get an on-screen credit if they replace at least half of what is already on the page. The result? Lots of writers making sweeping changes to scripts that may only need a small tweak, and lots of expensive blockbusters that don't make a lick of sense.

Wii action game Metroid: Other M will be out in the UK in September, Nintendo has confirmed.

Roger Ebert, the infamous film critic who claimed videogames weren't and could never be art, has rethought his position after thousands of people argued otherwise.

Square Enix has announced a new PSP game called LORD OF ARCANA.

A sequel to last year's racer Need for Speed: SHIFT is in the works, a developer's online CV has suggested.

Microsoft hopes motion-sensing add-on Kinect will breathe life into the Xbox 360, but one research firm is sceptical to say the least.

Shigeru Miyamoto has said that he thinks a players' relationship with a game world, "bond" with the game's creators, and ability to play creatively are more important than story and emotion in gaming.

Epic Games' Cliff Bleszinski reckons that gamers are increasingly suspicious of games that try to set themselves up as trilogies.

Sony has insisted that wearing 3D glasses ain't no thing, and wants Nintendo to stop banging on about not having to wear them while playing the 3DS.

BioShock film producer Gore Verbinski has insisted the project hasn't drowned but is treading water while the team tries to reduce an "extraordinarily high" budget.

Online multiplayer games such as Farmville and Word of Warcraft are being cited as evidence in divorce and custody cases, according to USA Today.

Dutch online shop Bart Smit has told Eurogamer its date and price for the 3DS are internal expectations.

Shigeru Miyamoto has confessed that Nintendo's ageing line-up of mascots and franchises could use some fresh blood - and hinted that we might see new characters from the company next year.

THQ bossman Danny Bilson has revealed he considered hiring Jason West and Vince Zampella after they were kicked out of Infinity Ward.

The Xbox 360 beta of upcoming shooter Medal of Honor is "coming soon", EA has promised.

Rockstar has refused to comment on an LA Noire preview that listed the game for release next year.

SEGA has announced that the second downloadable content pack for Aliens vs. Predator will be released for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 on 7th July.

Sports sims give me big problems. A very large question looms into view: Why?

Blizzard Entertainment has begun closed beta testing World of Warcraft expansion Cataclysm.

Square Enix has announced a worldwide 30th September release date for the PC version of its new MMO, Final Fantasy XIV Online.

Here's one for all you Saturn fans out there: SEGA's "thinking" about porting its back catalogue of games to the PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE Arcade download services.

Today you'll find a demo of the magical LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 on the PlayStation Store.

Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky reckons the newly revealed sequel - and conversion of his novel - Metro 2034 will also head to PS3.

There's yet another Yakuza game in the works, series director Toshihiro Nagoshi has confirmed.

Speech given by Tim Stone to army of potential Operation Arrowhead buyers, on 30th June 2010 (with apologies to Tim Collins and the Royal Irish Regiment):

Eurogamer has learned that Crystal Dynamics is hard at work on the next main game in the Tomb Raider series that should be released during the Christmas period 2011.

Peter Molyneux has labelled demos "a horrible concept" and revealed plans to release upcoming action RPG Fable III as a series of downloadable episodes.

Lionhead and Microsoft Game Studios main man Peter Molyneux has responded to the current fuss over the on/off release of Kinect game Milo & Kate at the GameHorizon conference in Gateshead.

"That man has ten arms!"