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Konami has moved the UK and European release date for Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker back to 18th June.

A new Battlefield: Bad Company 2 viral video has poked fun at genre leader Modern Warfare 2.

Sony engineer Ian Bickerstaff has said the rise of 3D gaming will depend on the uptake of compatible tellies - but he reckons it won't take long.

Sony America boss Jack Tretton has described PlayStation Move as "an extension of what already exists, not a replacement".

Never mind Fable III - Peter Molyneux thinks PS3 exclusive Heavy Rain is where it's at when it comes to next-gen entertainment.

Epic Games is preparing Gears of War 3 for release in April 2011 and that's also roughly when Killzone 3 will come out, at least according to a pair of rumours swirling around the internet overnight.

Let's remove any confusion from the start. Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening is not another piece of crappy DLC following the dismal inclusions we've seen since the BioWare RPG's release last November. This expansion is 25 hours of full-scale new content, essentially an entire new game, that picks up the story however you may have left it. It has a new setting, a (mostly) new crew of companions, new abilities, skills, spells and talents, and most importantly, a re-imagined approach that's appropriate to a shorter format while still achieving the necessary sense of scale.

Time really does fly when you're having fun. Fortunately we've got the antidote - the Eurogamer.net Podcast, back for a special 10th anniversary show featuring two special guests!

Avalanche Studios has told Eurogamer that although "a lot" of Just Cause 2 DLC is planned, you will have enough on your plate wading through the extra content after the 15 to 20 hour main campaign has finished.

My first thought, as I start to jab happily at the cursor keys, is that it feels a little like the glory days of Midtown Madness - albeit with more people and buffing. Such idle nostalgic conjecture, however, throws few dice with Need for Speed World's creators - a dual-attack squad from Canada and Singapore tasked with creating Need For Speed in its very purest form. Their mission is to distil the essence of the franchise, cherry-pick their audience's favourite modes and maps, and then expand them into a free-to-play PC MMO they hope will be as unstoppable as a Toyota on the school run.

EA has announced that the closed PC beta for Need for Speed World has begun and that people can sign up to claim one of the limited number of available slots at world.needforspeed.com.

When Command & Conquer 4 was announced, they made it sound like it was time for some answers. You want to find out who Kane really is and where he comes from? How he never dies? How his tiny beard always looks so neat? You want to know about that stuff, do you? Are you sure? Wouldn't you like some more questions? Don't you like questions? C'mon, what's wrong with questions? Why are you leaving? Won't you come back?

If ever a man reflected the character of the game he was making, it's Stuart Black, the wild creative lead behind Codemasters' gun porn shooter Bodycount. Loud, effervescent, uncompromising, relentless, engaging, destructive. If his mouth was a gun, energetic banter with the silver-haired Scot would end with your brains smeared over the wall.

A new Monster Hunter PSP game will be released in Japan by the end of the year.

Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Conservative top-dog David Cameron and Liberal Democrat boss-cat Nick Clegg have all thrown support behind the new British Inspiration Awards initiative, which aims to promote and celebrate the videogames, among other things.

Blizzard, not short of things to do, has burped out a patch for Warcraft III - a game eight years old.

Wakeboarding HD is coming to PSN this Thursday, courtesy of TikGames and Creat Studios.

Bungie's filed a new trademark to secure the name Marathon for a videogame.

Namco Bandai has shown off a new four-player competitive Pac-Man arcade machine called Pac-Man Battle Royale.

Remedy's Matias Myllyrinne has confirmed that multiple Alan Wake instalments are on the way this year.

Sony's PS3 game ModNation Racers will be released on 25th May in North America and later that week in PAL regions.

Sony Japan localisation specialist Yeonkyung Kim has admitted that the company's decision not to publish cult dungeon crawl Demon's Souls worldwide was an error.

Former Infinity Ward bosses Vince Zampella and Jason West are heading to Hollywood, following their unceremonious sacking by Activision.

That didn't take long - the Splinter Cell: Conviction demo Ubisoft was talking about yesterday will be released this week, on Thursday.

Yakuza 3 only came out in Europe on Friday, and Yakuza 4 isn't out in Japan until Thursday, but Yakuza 5 appears to have been unveiled already.

Epic Games doesn't have anything to release this year, but may have something exciting to tell us all about at E3.

Released within weeks of one another, Final Fantasy XIII and Resonance of Fate present two fiercely independent visions of the contemporary Japanese role-playing game. The former is a retreat into the formative traditions of the genre, a linear trek along narrow interactive lines that link endless CG cut-scene pitstops.

Eurogamer reader Mike Stirling, aka slider271, has won the God of War III competition and bagged himself an Ultimate Edition of the game.

Blizzard hopes to have a Mac version of the StarCraft II beta up and running in April.

Brian Fargo. It sounds like the name of an Old West gold prospector. It's true that this veteran of the 1980s California development scene - founder of Interplay, and so publisher of the Fallout games - doesn't really look that part, preppy and trim in his Orange County casual-smart-casual. But he can't resist opening his unveiling of his studio's latest game by schooling us kids in a potted history of the great gaming gold rush.