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The next batch of Borderlands DLC will increase the level limit over 50 and star Scooter, the potty-mouthed mechanic from New Haven.

There's a 2D platformer on WiiWare today called Max & the Magic Marker that looks wholesome and accomplished and worthwhile. The idea is to traverse the eye-pleasing levels and overcome puzzles by drawing shapes using the Wiimote and they'll become real objects in the game. It costs 1000 Wii Points (£7/€10), and there's a PC demo on the proper website to try.

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The BBC is set to have another go at producing games based on its most-loved TV shows.

While it is often said that there are not enough hours in the day, sometimes there are too many hours in the day, such as in any day that exists between a level-50 infiltrator and his next mission. But that's one for another time (such as next Friday).

EA has decided to stick with Tiger Woods, announcing a new PGA Tour 11 game for release this summer.

Capcom has revealed one of the new playable characters for Mercenaries Reunion, the new version of the Mercenaries mode included in the Gold Edition of Resident Evil 5 or in a series of DLC releases over the next few months.

PlayStation 3 owners will be able to download a demo of Quantic Dream's Heavy Rain on 11th February.

2K community manager Elizabeth Tobey has been busy on the label's forums (via VG247), clearing up exactly what form the digital rights protection on the PC version of BioShock 2 is going to take.

Tony Hawk's revealed that he is working with Tony Hawk: Ride developer Robomodo again.

Rockstar has said that February will see the first "in-depth" details of LA Noire released to the public.

Rockstar has finally responded to accusations about working conditions at its San Diego studio, which is producing Red Dead Redemption.

The Xbox Live Indie Games channel is now over a year old, and more than 700 games have made their nests amongst its nurturing branches. While it would be nice to say that the service has blossomed over time, that wouldn't be entirely accurate. The good stuff is arguably better than ever, but there's still an awful lot of pointless dross clogging up the shop window with joypad massages and other daft widgets.

Nintendo has revealed release dates for lots of major upcoming first-party Wii and DS games.

Nintendo US almost-boss Cammie Dunaway reckons hardcore gamers will sit up and take notice of the Wii next year, as the "breadth of offerings" will increase to cover plenty of audiences.

The upcoming PSP Metal Gear Solid game, Peace Walker, has base building, competitive multiplayer and singing tanks.

Ubisoft is combining Tennis, Table Tennis, Squash, Badminton and Beach Tennis into one Wii game. And it shall be known as Racket Sports Party.

SEGA's stamped a 12th March date on the European version of Yakuza 3.

New company Green Man Gaming has said it wants to offer pre-owned digital games for sale.

Corbomite Games CEO Oded Sharon has told Eurogamer that the majority of bands will struggle to fulfil requirements for getting a song published on the Rock Band Network.

Sony's lifted the lid on Patchwork Heroes, a new PSP game that has colourful and eye-catching looks. Wolf whistle.

A quick survey of attendees at last night's MAG tournament revealed 9 out of 10 Eurogamer readers prefer the game to - gasp - Modern Warfare 2. And would in fact give it 9 out of 10.

Coming back to White Knight Chronicles' world after nearly a year to see what's changed for the international version has been altogether very confusing. I'd forgotten that the game makes you bumble through about two hours of introductory nonsense before letting you play with the excellent, creative combo system and rockin' giant robot transformations that I fondly remember, and lost 20 minutes hunting around in menus for all the missing options like a halfwit.

BioWare co-founder Dr Greg Zeschuk has said the developer will continue to create games in the Mass Effect universe following the completion of the current trilogy.

Eurogamer walked away triumphant, victorious and unbearably smug from last night's MAG tournament, beating rivals IGN 2-0.

Atlus has announced that Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable, the PSP version of the cult PS2 RPG, will be released in North America on 6th July.

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories wants to get to know you. Do you make friends easily? Do you work best to a plan or schedule? Have you ever been unfaithful? Have you ever used role-play during sex? Are you a private person? Do you prefer friends over family?

David Cage has revealed that one episode of Heavy Rain's Chronicles DLC puts you in the body of the Origami Killer himself.

Patch 1.04 for Fat Princess is released today, says the PlayStation blog, and it includes a free new map.

Criterion has said that there will be "no more" Burnout Paradise downloadable content as the two-year anniversary of the game's release rolls around.