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BioWare has opened testing registration for its mammoth Star Wars MMO, The Old Republic.

The fourth Resident Evil film, Afterlife, has entered production and will be released in cinemas next autumn.

Developer FreeStyleGames has said the DJ Hero turntable peripheral will not work with any other game but its own.

LucasArts has said that its upcoming platform puzzle game Lucidity will cost 800 Microsoft Points (£6.80 / €9.60) on Xbox Live Arcade and $10 on PC digital distribution channels like Steam.

Square Enix boss Yoichi Wada reckons the company can sell more than six million copies of Final Fantasy XIII worldwide.

Sony has thrown the Uncharted 2: Among Thieves multiplayer beta open to everybody following a period of closed testing.

Ninja Theory has signed a new publishing deal with Namco Bandai Games.

Fable II. We're fans, you may remember. Well, those of you who haven't tried it yet can play a decent chunk of it for free today with the launch of Fable II: Game Episodes on Xbox Live's Games on Demand channel.

Counter-Strike co-creator Minh Le has resurfaced after years literally underground to talk about his new game, Tactical Intervention.

Once upon a time, there was a six-limbed giant demonic werewolf named Volf, who lived in a lovely upscale mansion in the heart of Venice. One day, a Mr Ryu Hayabusa came to visit. Volf was pleased, as - truth to tell - he'd grown rather bored of late. Not surprising, really, seeing as the city beyond his manly stained-glass windows was entirely devoid of inhabitants besides Volf's own marauding monsters, and he rarely got out much these days, anyway, on account of the bizarre layout of his home, which saw rooms slotted together haphazardly, with some chambers only accessible by backflipping up through the chimney below and out of the fireplace.

Square Enix has put rough release dates on the next version update for its long-running MMO, Final Fantasy XI, and the third in the series of downloadable mini-expansions for the game.

The Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords Restored Content project has entered open beta after years of development.

Left 4 Dead add-on Crash Course has been released on Steam and Xbox Live Marketplace, as Valve said it would be.

Age of Conan developer Funcom announced that it's laying off 20 per cent of its workforce today, with the result of a delay of "several months" in the development of its next MMO, The Secret World.

TV Shows on DVD reports that the next re-release of the original Star Trek TV series on Blu-Ray will include bonus content for Cryptic's forthcoming MMO, Star Trek Online.

Guildford-based indie outfit Hello Games has announced Joe Danger, a motorcycling stuntman game for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

EA and Mythic are offering anyone who's ever played Ultima Online a chance to revisit the vintage MMORPG for free, with unlimited game time, between now and 16th October.

Infinity Ward has told fans not to expect a Modern Warfare 2 demo before launch.

Electronic Arts has petitioned the US Patent & Trademark Office to cancel a range of registrations associated with Edge Games, Inc.

EA has just trumpeted that a Need for Speed: Shift demo will be offered this Thursday on PS3 and Xbox 360.

Nintendo Europe has announced a 20th November date for Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky.

Top-selling tower defence game Fieldrunners is making the move from iPhone to PSP this week.

Xbox Live Arcade will offer three new games tomorrow as Bust-a-Move Live! (also known as Puzzle Bobble Live!), Football Genius and Military Madness line-up for sale.

NCsoft has made its first move towards addressing the overcrowding on its freshly-launch MMO Aion in Europe: opening two new servers.

Echo & the Bunnymen lead singer Ian McCulloch has dismissed music games as "crap" - and wished instant death on everyone who plays them.

Naughty Dog has disabled chapter-completion updates via Twitter in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, after reviewers drove all their friends and colleagues mad with constant automated posts.

We missed this the other day, but we wouldn't want you to miss it too - Double Fine's Tim Schafer has celebrated his 20th anniversary of getting into the games industry by posting up some rejection letters and reminiscing about getting a job at LucasFilm.

Polyphony Digital boss Kazunori Yamauchi has offered a hint at when the next Gran Turismo game will hit Western shelves.

Llamasoft has announced that Gridrunner Revolution is now on sale at www.llamasoft.co.uk.

Tomorrow's Street Fighter announcement has spilled, and turned out to be no less than Super Street Fighter IV.