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The Xbox 360 may have strong third-party support with Mass Effect and Alan Wake and Left 4 Dead, but Sony America bigwig Rob Dyer reckons the rival console's first-party line-up doesn't hold a candle to what Sony's offering on PS3.

Midway Games' Xbox Live Arcade portfolio has, as if by magic, mysteriously disappeared.

When not breaking the site, Eurogamer's developers are often asked to create tools to help their colleagues do their tedious jobs more efficiently. In this capacity we have put together bug trackers, sales trackers, webserver log analysers, video encoding pipelines and tea rota timesheets.

BioWare's new Dragon Age: Awakening website has gone live and revealed many new areas, characters and creatures arriving in the March-bound expansion.

Codemasters has said that it's pulling ongoing support for Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, the military shooter it released last October.

Electronic Arts is to stop providing online support for another batch of old games.

Nintendo of America has renewed its claim to the Eternal Darkness trademark.

Three fighters from Street Fighter III are making their way into Super Street Fighter IV.

Bethesda Softworks' Pete Hines has described Fallout: New Vegas as "a massive game world that will take you hundreds of hours to explore every nook and cranny".

Precision platforming, devious level design, and a time control mechanism with some fascinating ramifications - it's clear within seconds that The Misadventures of P. B. Winterbottom is going to be one of those games that hurts your brain.

Ubisoft has announced that the next batch of downloadable content for Assassin's Creed II will arrive tomorrow.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is not being made Sonic Team or any internal SEGA studio, it's been revealed. The downloadable return to the series' 2D roots is instead being developed by Dimps, which made the Sonic Advance and Sonic Rush games.

THQ has announced that a big fat playable demo is on the way for Darksiders, the action adventure game already available for PS3 and Xbox 360.

Codemasters has announced an "aggressive recruitment program" for its Guildford studio, and confirmed that the outfit is working on "an original action FPS".

Beautiful Katamari has become the latest addition to Xbox Live's Games on Demand library.

It's Tuesday at 3pm, which can only mean one thing: it's time for another extraordinary instalment of the Eurogamer.net Podcast, hosted by Tom Champion.

Sony is to present its PS3 motion controller at next month's Game Developers Conference in a session simply entitled Introducing the PlayStation 3 Motion Controller (thanks, CVG).

Rising Star Games has announced a European release date for Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon.

"Bungie's greatest game ever and truly, in our minds, the defining Halo title from Bungie." Brian Jarrard, community lead at the Seattle developer, isn't mincing his words when it comes to this year's Halo: Reach. Neither is Marcus Lehto, art director on the previous games and creative director of this fifth sci-fi shooter in the Halo universe the studio created, which it firmly states will be its last. Lehto says it's a "darker story of honour and sacrifice on a scale greater than anything we've created before."

Make your mind up. Final Fantasy XIII producer Yoshinori Kitase has denied that there are plans to release any downloadable content for the RPG epic, just weeks after saying there would be.

Two former Rockstar Leeds developers have set up their own digital games studio, Double 11.

Heavy Rain's creator David Cage has said that he may have an announcement to make about the PS3's motion controller soon.

Sony has warned PlayStation Network users to expect a bit of downtime later today.

Microsoft has revealed how Xbox Live users will be able to use the service via the new Windows Phone 7 series.

BAFTA has announced the nominations for the British Academy Video Games Awards for 2010, with Uncharted 2 receiving the most attention.

Sony has announced a Japanese release date for Torne, the new PS3-compatible digital video recorder.

Asked yet again what he'd think about remaking PSone classic Final Fantasy VII, Square Enix's Yoshinori Kitase - producer of FFXIII and director of FFVII back in the day - has said he'd be "really interested" in such a project.

Capcom has announced plans to bring Street Fighter IV to the iPhone.

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What if the games industry was one big party? Picture the scene. As you walk in you pass Blizzard and Activision, snogging in the hallway. Heading into the lounge you see Microsoft and Sony are the centre of attention. They're arguing about who's got the best new car, but neither will let anyone else have a go. Nintendo is looking out of the window, barely listening to the row, too busy making sure no one's standing too close to its Bugatti Veyron.