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There's plenty of new games you can play on the PlayStation Network today without spending a penny.

Sony has launched Sodium One, a new multiplayer online game space, in PlayStation Home.

"The one iconic action sequence that comes up time and time again is that idea of a big articulated lorry attacking the smaller hero car." Nick Baynes, game director on Split/Second, is about to show us a New Feature!

Poke around Relentless Software's website and you can make a strong argument that the developer has spent the last few years playing it safe. But it has played it so well in the process. The Buzz! series is always at its strongest when it's in the gentle, assured hands of its real parents, and it's as much for that reason as any that Blue Toad Murder Files arrives propelled by waves of critical interest apparently disproportionate to its status as a family mystery series.

Square Enix overlord Yoichi Wada won't be surprised when one morning he wakes up and consoles have disappeared forever, because he reckons that's what Microsoft and Sony have been planning all along.

Final Fantasy XIV Online beta sign-ups are open and all European and North American humans can apply.

EA's told the world that Battlefield Heroes has been played by three million different people since launch this summer.

Square Enix has dug deep and found another few hundred thousand copies of Final Fantasy XIII for the game's launch in Japan earlier today.

The American Entertainment Software Rating Board has published its summary for Mass Effect 2, outlining the various themes that earned the game a Mature rating.

Activision has confirmed a new Transformers videogame is currently in development.

Electronic Arts has said that the recently released Medal of Honor trailer is "100 per cent in-game footage".

The PSP version of Savage Moon will be released via PSN on 22nd December for £6.29 or €7.99.

Old laserdisc adventure Dragon's Lair is heading to DSiWare after all. So we were on the right track back in October.

Valve's letting anybody and everybody play Team Fortress 2 this weekend for free.

It's not the end of the world, but it is the end of the year, which seems like a good opportunity to contemplate Darksiders' fictional end of the world, since it kicks off on 8th January with the game's release on PS3 and Xbox 360.

RedLynx has revealed the three new Trials HD Achievements arriving as part of the BIG Pack DLC. And that's due, remember, on 23rd December for 400 Microsoft Points (£4.80/€9.60).

Army of Two was the videogame equivalent of cow-tipping: it worked better as a co-operative experience, it appealed almost exclusively to the most obnoxious parts of your personality, and when the dust settled you could bump fists, do a little air guitar and then get on with your life safe in the knowledge you'd been engaged in something you weren't entirely proud of.

To ease the grind, winged MMO Aion is hosting numerous double-experience weekends during the Christmas period.

It's the must-have download this Christmas. Polyphony Digital is on the brink of launching a brand new Gran Turismo 5 demo, and we've got an early preview. Already its treasures have been plundered with a 1080p screenshot gallery and an HD edit showing off the intro screen, gameplay and replay quality. Now it's time to put the code up to the usual DF image quality and performance tests.

Stevie Wonder's recent plea for videogames people with visually impairments can play has been heard all the way over in Denmark, by the ears of Hans von Knut.

Tecmo Koei reckons melons are what you PSP owners want, so Dead or Alive: Paradise is what you'll get.

A new batch of downloadable content with a Pirates of the Caribbean theme is coming to LittleBigPlanet.

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto and his colleagues were dismayed when the original New Super Mario Bros. DS game was criticised for being too easy.

The next instalment in the Mega Man series will be released on multiple platforms.

PC gamers may be given the chance to modify Modern Warfare 2 in future, despite Infinity Ward's decision to ditch dedicated servers.

Crackdown, famously, snuck up on people. Saddled by a Halo 3 multiplayer beta, everyone assumed it was a bit cack, only for it to be anything but. We loved it.

Retro revamps can be a harrowing business. For every Pac-Man Championship Edition there's an Alien Syndrome, and a Golden Axe: Beast Rider, and a Final Fight: Streetwise, usually in those distressing proportions.

Quantic Dream co-boss Guillaume de Fondaumiere has revealed a small but interesting Heavy Rain feature that delays Trophy alerts until there are appropriate breaks in gameplay in which to display them.

Sony's unveiled a new SingStar Viewer application that lets anyone browse the SingStore and MySingStarOnline community, the point being that you will not need a SingStar disc to do so.

ZeniMax Media has this minute announced the acquisition of the Rage publishing rights from EA.