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Veteran actor Ben Kingsley has signed up to provide a voiceover for Fable III.

Ubisoft has revealed that a sequel to Wii exclusive Just Dance is on the way.

Never mind eh? Make yourself feel slightly better this morning by taking note of the upcoming GamesAid Triple Pack for PlayStation 3.

Hurrah for Nippon Ichi. Not only do they tirelessly serve the needs of niche enthusiasts with games like Disgaea, but they understand the cathartic value of letting you play the bad guys once in a while. Much like the Disgaea series, in fact, both "What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord!? 2" and its Batman-rankling predecessor put you in the shoes of a divine evil - sallying forth against the sickeningly puritanical forces of goodness and light, turning the traditional RPG hit-tables with a healthy splash of comedy villainy.

Electronic Arts has announced Monopoly Streets, a new take on the 75 year-old board game franchise due for the Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3 in the autumn.

PSP exclusive Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker debuted in second place on the Japanese sales charts for the week ending 2nd May.

Capcom's Jun Takeuchi, who served as producer on Resident Evil 5, he says he isn't interested in working on the next game in the series.

Activision has confirmed that new entries in its James Bond and Tony Hawk franchises are coming later this year.

Activision has announced that Guitar Hero 6 will be hitting store shelves this autumn, with a new DJ Hero game coming "soon after".

Activision Blizzard has announced stronger than expected financial results for the first quarter of 2010.

Activision has confirmed that Infinity Ward is working on a Call of Duty game.

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick today addressed the controversial firings of Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella.

THQ has announced that a new entry in the de Blob franchise will arrive in the first quarter of calendar 2011.

So, the Halo: Reach multiplayer beta is now open to all - well, all the people who bought Halo 3: ODST anyway - and now that the obligatory first-day rush has finished pounding the servers into digital paste, we're starting to get a clearer picture of how this tactical new twist on a classic multiplayer formula is going to work.

Nintendo has confirmed that Mario's brother Luigi will be a playable character in the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy 2.

Konami has announced plans to release PES 2010 on iPhone and iPod Touch in June.

Yesterday, I saw a goose reading a newspaper on a train.

Eastasiasoft has announced that Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype will be released for PlayStation 3 via PlayStation Network on 26th May in Europe.

Well now this is pathetic. Last week was so promising - we had men kicking balls around each other, men kicking bells out of each other, sneaking men, iron men, gods and even games you have to make for yourself.

BioWare believes it has come up with a way to make Dragon Age "play nicer" with the latest PlayStation 3 firmware.

Nintendo has announced this week's Virtual Console, WiiWare and DSiWare offerings, with highlights including Final Fantasy on the NES and a music program for the DSi called Rytmik.

Bioware has announced more details regarding the recently revealed Darkspawn Chronicles DLC for Dragon Age: Origins.

The DS has now sold more units than the Game Boy ever did, Nintendo has revealed, while the Wii has become the company's most popular home console ever.

German developer The Coding Monkeys has announced that a version of the popular German board game Carcassonne will hit the Apple App Store sometime in May.

2K Sports has given a 24-year-old man from Alabama $1 million after he threw a perfect game in Major League Baseball 2K10.

Epic Games' Cliff Bleszinski has urged gamers not to take leaked information about Gears of War 3 too seriously.

Ubisoft has confirmed that leaked images of a flier for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood refer to an upcoming game in the popular stealth series.

Ubisoft has announced a sequel to 2009 flight sim Tom Clancy's HAWX will hit stores in autumn 2010.

Ska Studios' James Silva has revealed that one of his upcoming games, Charlie Murder, is now a full-fledged Xbox Live Arcade game due out in 2012.

Eurogamer TV is very excited today to launch a new documentary series - The Videogames Election - which offers a unique snapshot of the UK games industry and the big issues it faces in the run up to the general election and beyond.