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SEGA has announced plans to release a new 2D Sonic game in 2010.

SEGA plans to reveal a full list of playable characters in next-generation 2D Sonic title Project Needlemouse this week.

SEGA's Project Needlemouse cast reveal has ruled out every one of Sonic's extended family of anthropomorphic friends, leaving the blue hedgehog as the only playable character in the 2D series reboot.

A new Assassin's Creed spin-off is currently in development for the iPhone.

SEGA has announced Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 for release on PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 this summer as a downloadable title.

Valve's evergreen multiplayer shooter (in its PC incarnation anyway), Team Fortress 2, has been patched with a new game mode called Highlander.

BioWare has said that more free Mass Effect 2 downloadable content will be released soon.

Sony spokesperson Patrick Seybold has played down yet more suggestions the new PS3 wand is called Arc.

Sony's financial results this morning have yielded some good news for the consumer electronics giant: it shifted 6.5 million PlayStation 3s between October and December 2009, says VG247.

Craig Zinkievich, executive producer of Star Trek Online, is joining Eurogamer this afternoon for a live chat with our readers - you.

Basing your game on a 14th century poem set in Hell has certain advantages. For starters, you don't have to pay copyright fees or worry about the author of the source material complaining you've bastardised his work. In fact you don't have to worry about anyone complaining as only 27 people in the world have bothered to read the thing, and half of them are lying.

It's a quirk of puzzle games that you tend to define them by what they aren't. So Chime has chunky, malformed playing pieces that look - at a first glance at least - rather familiar, but it isn't Tetris. It has a sweeping timeline and holds music close to its beating heart, but it isn't Lumines either.

Microsoft appears to have no plans to release a 250GB standalone hard drive for the Xbox 360 in Europe.

SEGA's stamped a May release date on High Voltage's new gladiator game for Wii.

SEGA's announced that an Aliens vs. Predator demo will be available tomorrow on PlayStation Network, Steam and Xbox Live Marketplace.

Square Enix has announced a worldwide Nier release date of 23rd April, for both PS3 and Xbox 360.

Activision's Modern Warfare 2 has predictably been crowned the best selling game of 2009, in the world.

Sony bigwig Peter Dille has explained that the real reason for PS3's slow start was poor levels of stock; the pump was "primed".

Bejeweled and Plants vs. Zombies mastermind PopCap reckons Apple's new iPad could "kickstart" a creative revolution.

Cryptic is offering content via micro-transactions right from launch day with Star Trek Online, with two playable races now available from the Cryptic store (via Massively).

South Florida news outlet SunSentinel believes online gaming on PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 has become "a sexual predator's playground".

Blizzard is planning to integrate World of Warcraft's auction house with its Armory platform, giving players out-of-game access to Azeroth's economy from web browsers and iPhones.

Dante's Inferno is out on Friday and Visceral Games is already blabbing about downloadable expansions.

Pleading from the NiGHTS fan community has persuaded SEGA and Sumo Digital to include the flying jester in their upcoming kart racer, Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing.

Visceral Games, the studio behind Dante's Inferno, may take inspiration from another literary classic for its next project.

A playable demo for Superstars V8 Next Challenge is now available for Gold members on Xbox Live. Silver members must wait until 9th February.

BioWare has denied that Mass Effect 2 is on its way to PlayStation 3 after fans uncovered references to the Sony platform in files included with the PC version.

A new message on the Steam website has revealed service downtime is planned later this week.

Whoever is responsible for these things out of EA and Microsoft has uploaded Medal of Honor: Airborne to Xbox Live Games on Demand.

Today is a good day. Today is a day we don't have to begin a Medal of Honor review with a tired reflection on how there are too many World War II games, on how many Germans we've shot over the years, or on how the series went downhill as soon as the ranks that make up Infinity Ward jumped original developer 2015's ship. No. Today, we'll just get on with telling you how much we really enjoyed Airborne. We're as surprised as anyone.