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There's always been a beautiful simplicity to ExciteBike, and Monster's gentle remake hasn't muddled things up very much. One button means "go fast", another button means "go a bit faster", and that's about all World Rally has to say on the subject of buttons. The game's casually impossible tracks have laps, but no bends to worry about, and while there are other riders strewn across the course, they're obstacles rather than rivals.

Q Games boss Dylan Cuthbert has said PixelJunk Shooter 2 will be far more than a "re-hash".

Ubisoft's big reveal has turned out to be Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, a new instalment in the tactical shooter series that's due for release this autumn.

Eurogamer is awesomely happy to announce that version three of the Eurogamer iPhone application is now available on the iTunes App Store.

SEGA has announced that new downloadable content for Empire: Total War is launching today via Steam.

Square Enix (owner of Eidos) has applied for a Deus Ex: Human Revolution trademark here in Europe.

An Australian man convicted of videogame piracy has been ordered to pay Nintendo AU$1.5 million in compensation.

Following last week's triumphant/mediocre/execrable return of the Eurogamer.net Podcast, this week we've taken on board some of your suggestions.

They said it would never last, and it probably won't. But for now we still believe, so here's episode 3 of the Eurogamer.net Podcast.

Motomu Toriyama and Yoshinori Kitase have admitted they aren't sure what Square Enix president Yoichi Wada meant when he said Final Fantasy XIII might be the last game of its kind from the veteran RPG publisher.

The Wii reincarnation of Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Justice for All will be released in Europe next Friday, 19th February.

GameSpot has figures from Sony's latest financial reporting showing that the Gran Turismo series has cumulatively sold over 55 million copies.

Everyone's wrong about John Terry. It wasn't shagging a team-mate's former missus that cost him the England captaincy. It was the Curse of FIFA.

PopCap has announced on Twitter that Plants vs. Zombies will be released for iPhone on 15th February.

EA may be revamping Wii game Dead Space: Extraction for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.

Electronic Arts man John Schappert, formerly of Microsoft, has said that the third-party publisher plans to step up its online efforts during the coming year.

EA has said to expect Crytek's first-person shooter sequel Crysis 2 somewhere in the last three months of 2010.

EA boss John Schappert has told disembodied investors to expect "something far-reaching from Mass Effect" early next year.

Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed that Nintendo is developing new gaming hardware.

EA's latest release schedule lists Dead Space 2 for release between January and March 2011, along with more from the Spore, Sims and Need for Speed series.

EA has said to expect a new Dragon Age game of some description between January and March 2011.

EA and Ferrari are best friends again, which means that after seven long years, shiny red sports cars are returning to Need for Speed.

Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas introduces a Hardcore mode that challenges players with dehydration, ammo weight, non-instantaneous healing and tougher enemies, according to a new preview in PC Gamer (reported by Duck and Cover).

How do you make a sequel to the illusion of choice? However the developers of BioShock 2 chose to approach the production of their watery follow-up, they were destined to begin just as trapped within the framework of its narrative inheritance as the former citizens of Rapture are within their rusting cage at the bottom of the Atlantic. Such was the power and significance of that defining encounter with Andrew Ryan two thirds of the way through the original BioShock.

Eurogamer.net is happier than a rashberry in muck to announce that we have finally relaunched our podcast, and that from now on it will be published weekly at 3pm GMT on Tuesdays. Woo!

The Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing demo is now available for download from Xbox Live Marketplace.

LucasArts and TT Games have announced LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, and said the game will be released this autumn.

Adults, according to most fairy tales, have stopped believing in magic. The people at Traveller's Tales probably haven't, though. And why should they? Just five years ago the developer saw an unlikely potion brewed from two fantastically powerful ingredients - LEGO and Star Wars - turn a faintly clunky platformer into an instantly charming mega-hit, and recent forays into Gotham City and the knockabout sandboxes of Indiana Jones have only continued the spectacular run.

Ubisoft's gearing up for a headline-grabbing announcement this week.

Mass Effect 2 has held onto the UK All-Formats chart top spot for a second week.