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Warner has delayed The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest until spring 2010. The fun-for-the-whole-family game had been scheduled for autumn.

Archer MacLean is a name you might well recognise. He's the founder of legendary dev team Awesome Developments and the author of back-in-the-day classics such as IK+. More recently he's produced titles such as Archer MacLean's Mercury. In short he's got a fair few classics on his CV - so it's good to know his studio, Awesome Play, is working on a brand new title.

Microsoft has answered a bunch of questions about the new Xbox Live Tenure feature, otherwise known as the little number that shows how long you have been a Gold subscriber for.

Activision Blizzard paid Bobby Kotick more than double what EA paid John Riccitiello last year.

Capcom is rifling through the loft and blowing the dust off some old classics so you can download them via PlayStation Network.

Ascaron has whipped the wrappers off the Sacred 2 expansion, which will be called Ice & Blood and be released during the latter half of the year.

Jeff Strain, a founder of Guild Wars developer ArenaNet who became a senior executive of NCsoft West in its reorganisation, has left the company, according to MMORPG.com.

Where would we be without loose-lipped actors and concept artists? Joystiq has spotted an actor's CV which suggests that Batman: Arkham Asylum developer Rocksteady is to take the Hitman reins from IO Interactive.

Activision is offering a free copy of Guitar Hero: Van Halen to anyone pre-ordering Guitar Hero 5.

EA has filed four new trademarks for four very old game titles from its intellectual property vaults: Populous, Theme Park, Road Rash and Wing Commander.

Developer Vicarious Visions has said Guitar Hero 5 will be the first Wii game to stream content from high-capacity SD memory cards, which can be as large as 32GB.

The PC version of Call of Duty: World at War is currently cheap at half the price on Steam.

A UK version of Flipnote Studio will be released this Friday, according to the Guardian.

Eurogamer will host a live Command & Conquer 4 interview today from 5pm BST (UK time).

Koch Media has signed up to publish the Prison Break game that was being made by Slovenian developer ZootFly.

Gob hits me. Not literally, of course - he's much too kindhearted for that. But as he runs away, clutching his bleeding head and begging for mercy, I am genuinely struck by a deep, genuine remorse. Here's a Ghoul - not an undead monster in the traditional sense, but one of the residents of the Capital Wasteland whose appearance was deeply disfigured by radiation - who has spent his long, painful life beleaguered by intolerance and various physical ailments. He spends his days mixing drinks at a sleazy bar in Megaton, constantly harassed and mocked for his condition by his boss, Colin Moriarty. And now I've strolled in, dismembered all his friends and coworkers, and am chasing him through the dingy building while he tries - in vain, naturlich - to hide. Gob won't be the last person I mercilessly slaughter in Megaton this day, but his death will stay with me the longest.

EA Bright Light boss Harvey Elliot would "love" to see classic Bullfrog games like Populous and Theme Park remade for today's systems.

Speaking exclusively to Eurogamer, Blizzard's Chris Metzen and Sam Didier have revealed that early World of Warcraft concepts were more futuristic and "much darker" than the game they eventually made.

id Software has announced the first public demonstrations of Rage and Brink will take place at QuakeCon 2009 later this week.

THQ head banker Paul Pucino reckons no one stands a chance against the might of the UFC licence - not mentioning any names but MMA obviously.

iPhone and iPod Touch owners can now download Duke Nukem 3D and Civilization Revolution from the App Store.

Capcom has told Eurogamer that the Xbox 360 wallet-friendly Platinum Hits Triple Pack is "a US-only endeavour".

Bethesda has snapped up Archer Maclean's Wii-exclusive racer Wheelspin, and plans a release sometime this autumn.

The normally reliable WoW.com has added its weight to rumours that the next World of Warcraft expansion will feature two new playable races.

Microsoft has begun rolling out the Xbox Live summer dashboard update, and the service will not go down while the new features are applied. You will be prompted to install the changes over the next few hours.

BioShock creator Ken Levine's "next big project" is "an unannounced shooter", according to a fresh batch of 2K Boston studio vacancies.

As the new Xbox Live update rolls out, prices for the new Games on Demand service have been found to vary much more than the 1600 to 2400 Microsoft Points originally revealed in the US.

Capcom plans to squash three top Xbox 360 titles into one retail box from 8th September in North America.

Having cornered the markets for controllers you waggle about and stand on, Nintendo has patented a new device you operate while sitting down.

Fatshark has announced a Wild West shooter for distribution on PC and next-gen consoles, although we're not told which.