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Deus Ex 3 will be the subject of an entire Games Developer Conference 2010 lecture this March.

Valve has said that Left 4 Dead 2 add-on The Passing is due out in March.

2K Games has acknowledged that BioShock 2 multiplayer is freezing up for a few people and promised to look into it.

Xbox 360 sold comfortably more units than PlayStation 3 during January in North America.

The Eurogamer Network's new download service Get Games has been updated with offers including additional indie games and a pre-order deal allowing you to purchase Aliens vs. Predator for £19.99 and get Universe at War: Earth Assault free.

Presenting at Fable III at X10 in San Francisco, Peter Molyneux has revealed that the RPG - if you can still call it that - has no experience points or health bar.

Microsoft has announced that the Halo: Reach beta will kick off on 3rd May.

Capcom has said at X10 that Dead Rising 2 will be released in Europe on 3rd September, presumably for PS3 and Xbox 360 despite the Microsoft venue for the announcement.

Microsoft has said Perfect Dark, Scrap Metal and the new Game Room feature will launch on Xbox Live in March.

Microsoft has announced that Fable III will be released "this holiday" on Xbox 360, which is "in the run-up to Christmas" in old money.

Microsoft has announced an 21st May European release date for Remedy's action thriller Alan Wake. North Americans get the game slightly earlier on 18th May.

Rockstar's 1940s crime thriller LA Noire may change how actors are captured and recreated in games for ever.

London studio Beatnik Games has let us know that Plain Sight will be released on 22nd March.

Nathan Copeland, a 7-foot African-Irish breakdancer voiced by the bastard child of Liam Neeson and Samuel L. Jackson, slouches heavy on a leather couch. He is framed centre of a widescreen window in an office apartment at the top of a skyscraper in which people who earn more money than you go about earning more money than you. On either arm purrs a lithe, olive-skinned twin. They have matching afros, skimpy swimwear and the sort of high heels that make you proud to be a biped.

The quartet of maps exclusive to the Special Edition of Aliens vs. Predator will be offered as DLC to everybody eventually.

Hybrid MMO/shooter Global Agenda is... fine. From its head to the tips of its toes, this is quite literally a game where you can shoot a man and he will fall down. It is a game where you will amass experience points by the thousands and occasionally go up a level. It is unashamedly, incandescently OK.

Nippon Ichi has confirmed to Eurogamer that this week's "Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman!" name change does apply to Europe as well and has dated the sequel in the process.

Rising Star Games has announced an end of April release date for Wii game No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle.

Activision, perhaps understandably, is not expecting the new Call of Duty game to top Modern Warfare 2's record breaking performance.

Disney is planning to scale back the number of "high-end" console games it produces, focusing on the casual market instead.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 will be supported by day-one downloadable content in line with EA's Project Ten Dollar plan.

Activision's revealed a March multiplayer beta for Bizarre Creations' new driving game Blur.

Microsoft has said that it's attempting to restore downloadable content access for people still playing Xbox 1 games.

2K Games has revealed that BioShock 2 PC's widescreen mode is a clipped version of 4:3 and that the game deliberately doesn't support gamepads.

Raven Software's new time-bending shooter Singularity will be with us in June.

Systems like Mass Effect 2's Cerberus Network, Dragon Age's DLC network and upcoming launch add-ons for Bad Company 2 are all part of something EA calls "Project Ten Dollar".

Dead Space 2 may not be as dead in the water as reported.

Blizzard has revealed that only 30 per cent of new World of Warcraft players make it past level 10.

Blame LittleBigPlanet. Before November 2008 platform games were all about running, jumping and collecting gold things, none of this "Play, Create, Share" business. Since then the likes of Crayon Physics Deluxe, World of Goo and Scribblenauts have taken the concept even further, challenging players not only to think outside the box but draw the bloody thing.

The Entertainment Software Association has announced that more than 120 games companies have signed up for the E3 Expo 2010.