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EA Sports has finally announced star fighters for MMA, despite UFC boss Dana White threatening to ban any athlete signing for the game.

The third instalment in the Yakuza series isn't going to make it outside of Japan, by the looks of things.

Epic is celebrating the launch of the Dark Corners expansion for Gears of War 2 by running a double XP week.

SEGA's Sean Ratcliffe has said that Sonic's "quality is something that will be fixed over time" after a string of unsuccessful attempts to restore the hedgehog to his 16-bit glory.

1up reports that Irem is to make a sequel to R-Type Tactics (R-Type Command in the Americas), last year's turn-based PSP curio.

Independent developer ACE Team has released the editing tools for quirky PC game Zeno Clash.

Sony Pictures has signed a seven-figure deal to bring inFamous to the big screen.

Monolith plans to add significant single-player content to F.E.A.R. 2 next month.

PlayStation Home has been updated with a new MotorStorm Pacific Rift game launching option.

The UK pre-order incentives for superhero MMO Champions Online - released here for PC on September 4th - have been announced.

Sony has pre-announced the things it expects to put on the PlayStation Store today, but Trine sadly won't be among them.

A new demo of Ashes Cricket 2009 is now available on Xbox Live.

Activision has whipped the cover off a flashy Renegade Edition of DJ Hero that will have a metal turntable peripheral and hardshell case - one which converts to a "performance ready" stand.

If we had a new point-and-click adventure game for every time someone said: "That was definitely the last point-and-click adventure game," then we'd pretty much be where we are today. Long pronounced dead, the adventure game never really departed. From Broken Sword 4 to Grim Fandango to Zack & Wiki, new releases in the genre may be sparse but they are undeniably steady. And as a slew of LucasArts and Sierra classics make their way onto the Steam download service, just as Monkey Island introduces a new generation of console gamers to insult sword-fighting, the genre is enjoying, if not a resurrection, then certainly something of a resurgence.

Revolution Software has announced the creation of a new division dedicated to handheld platforms, Revolution Pocket, and revealed that an enhanced version of Beneath A Steel Sky will be its first release.

I just feel sorry for the guys on GameFAQs. They do such a difficult job for so little, and once Scribblenauts comes out they're going to do their usual amazing work, explaining how they overcame all of its many puzzles with objects summoned into the world using the staggeringly versatile Writepad, and then they're going to get hundreds of emails going, "No, you're wrong, you don't glue a pillow to the spike and then fly up with a jetpack, you get the Starite by putting a table over the spike and then electrocuting the shark and putting on a diving suit. IDIOT." At least we can probably agree that a brick is the best way to hit the switch. (Or, thinking about it, you could fly a jetpack up there and do without the brick, therefore using an object fewer and getting a better par time.)

Batman: Arkham Asylum game director Sefton Hill has been answering your questions live on Eurogamer this afternoon.

Microsoft has said that the Twitter and Facebook applications planned for Xbox 360 will be separate applications rather than part of another broad dashboard update.

A London psychiatrist has proposed offering in-game addiction therapy to young World of Warcraft players.

Evidence has emerged that Warren Spector's Junction Point Studios is working on a game codenamed "Epic Mickey" for the Wii, offering a dark, steampunk-style take on Mickey Mouse and the Magic Kingdom.

Rocksteady Studios game director Sefton Hill will be answering your Batman: Arkham Asylum interviews live on Eurogamer today, 29th July.

I like to think that I've managed to suppress the more extreme elements of my geeky nature. I don't write crossover fan fiction. I've not had the urge to dress up as a superhero since I was at primary school. The daily march of adult responsibility means I've even forgotten some of the more esoteric nerd trivia that had accrued in my brainpan.

Codemasters will release the Battle Rock Nemesis content for Overlord II today on Xbox Live Marketplace.

SEGA is brainstorming ideas for iPhone and iPod Touch games and wants to know what you fancy.

Sony has told Eurogamer there are "no details" to offer about red and blue PlayStation 3 controllers heading to Europe. Sniff.

Microsoft has said Peter Jackson's Halo project isn't in the bin after all - it's just "on hold".

Square Enix Europe - the new mother company of Square Enix and Eidos - has said that Final Fantasy XIV will be "one of the main attractions at gamescom 2009".

A massively multiplayer game based on the hugely popular teen vampire novels and film, Twilight, is in development.

THQ boss Brian Farrell has said he expects Project Natal to be released "late next year".

Ubisoft has denied that the delay to Splinter Cell: Conviction will result in significant changes to the game demonstrated at E3 just last month.