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SEGA is bringing two more arcade classics to the Wii, by the looks of things.

It's an almost stereotypically gorgeous springtime Saturday in Paris, breezy and bright, and the bistros near the Porte de Versailles are spilling lunching locals and tourists all over the street. But the kids arriving by the tram-load, confused mothers in tow, aren't here to eat crepes, promenade or play football. They're filing into the angular, modernist and cavernously huge Paris Expo hall - familiar to your correspondent from Blizzard's gigantic Worldwide Invitational event in 2008 - to pay pilgrimage to the biggest game you've never heard of: Dofus.

EA has revealed that The Sims 3 will head to DS, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 this autumn.

GAME has decided to discount Mirror's Edge on Xbox 360 to a ludicrous £2.99.

Far Cry 2 and Kane & Lynch: Dead Men have been added to Xbox Live's Games on Demand service.

The Infinity Ward exodus appears to be continuing unabated, with three more members of the team behind Modern Warfare 2 reportedly leaving the company.

"I joined Capcom 17 years ago with just one ambition: to be involved with Street Fighter in whatever way I possibly could." Yoshinori Ono has the incredulous smirk of a boy given the keys to his very own sweet shop. "My love of the game was my entire reason for taking the job.

Yes, the Eurogamer.net podcast is back once again, with the ill behaviour, D4 damager, power to the people etc.

Disney plans to release the Split/Second demo on PS3 here next Thursday, 5th May.

Kalypso won't comment on an Xbox 360 version of Tropico 3 expansion Absolute Power.

Leaked images that appear to be from Microsoft's PartnerNet developer service suggest that Shenmue II may be heading to Xbox Live Arcade.

Superhero film Kick-Ass has been turned into a beat-'em-up videogame for PS3, which will be released this Thursday on PSN for $14.99 in the US.

Bookmaker Paddy Power has started taking bets on an upcoming Super Street Fighter IV bout.

Valve has rolled out the long-awaited update to its Steam digital distribution client, as promised last week.

Essential equipment for the survival-minded Takistani insurgent: AK-47, IED, IED transportation device (wheelbarrow), spade, foil firefighting suit. Without that last item Mr. Boom-Bastage is going to stick out like a sore thumb when up to nocturnal no-good. Thanks to the super-real thermal imaging that is one of this standalone expansion's most eye-catching features, doing dastardly things in the dark can actually be more dangerous than doing them in the daylight.

BioWare is working with Sony to discover why Dragon Age: Origins struggles to run on PS3.

Police have raided Gizmodo editor Jason Chen's home and seized computer equipment following the gadget blog's purchase and documentation of a misplaced iPhone 4G.

The promotional blitz for Halo: Reach is set to start in earnest this week with the premiere of live-action advertising short "Birth of a Spartan."

American TV channel Syfy has signed a deal with THQ to produce a two-hour TV movie based on Red Faction, which will also serve as a "backdoor pilot".

Sony's most recent fun-postponing mandatory system update for PS3 also paved the way for VAIO PCs to take remote control of your console.

The United States Supreme Court has announced it will re-examine the California state law barring minors from purchasing or renting violent videogames.

Ambitious publisher Trion has revealed a real-time strategy MMO called End of Nations.

Trion's fantasy MMO Heroes of Telara has changed name. From here on the game will be known as Rift: Planes of Telara. It's due on PC next year.

Trion's collaboration with the Syfy television channel (nee Sci-Fi) will produce the most "groundbreaking" game the publisher says it has.

Sony has released a new version of the PlayStation 3 Slim, with a revised, energy-saving RSX chip.

Jagex has announced that it's to hold its first RuneScape fan convention in central London on Saturday 28th August 2010.

Rockstar has told Eurogamer it cannot comment on how long the Grand Theft Auto IV downloadable content was exclusive to Xbox 360, although in hindsight it appears to have been a 12-month deal.

Most people buy a PS3 second-hand according to a new study by a website that, er, offers deals on PS3s.

This is not the comeback story. No, we had that last year: the old champion brought out of retirement for one last, historic bout, fighting against the odds to a victory so glorious it revitalised the sport itself. And Street Fighter IV soared along that narrative arc like no other game before it, confounding even Capcom's expectations to rekindle the dulled passions of fighting fans and introduce an entire new generation to the old ways of pixel pugilism.

Disney and Black Rock Studio have put a demo of Split/Second on Xbox Live Marketplace.