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Scientists at the University of Oklahoma have made the amazing discovery that waving your arms about or jumping up and down burns more calories than sitting still.

Braid creator Jonathan Blow has confirmed that job adverts on his development blog are for his next game.

Harmonix plans to let Rock Band 2 owners make and sell their own tracks on Xbox 360.

(Correction: This story originally stated that Need for Speed: Shift would retail for a higher-than-usual price in the UK, but this is not the case. "There has been no change in our trade pricing policy and no change in RRP," the publisher told us on Friday. Shift is available for GBP 44.99 from GAME or can be purchased as a Collector's Edition with added extras. We sincerely regret the error.)

SEGA has delayed the Western release of Bayonetta until 2010.

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iPhone developers Johnny Two Shoes (The Heist, Banana Dash), Normalware (Bebot) and Firemint (Flight Control) believe the PSPgo cannot go toe-to-toe with the App Store and shouldn't try to.

The Penny Arcade Expo 2009 has announced the collection of indie games that will be crowned The PAX 10.

Ubisoft producer Frederic Lefrancois has explained that PSP game Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines will unlock content on Assassin's Creed 2 on PS3 and vice versa. Both games are due out in November.

Release-date-happy Codemasters has announced that Ashes Cricket 2009 will be released for PC, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 on 7th August, which is the first day of the fourth real-life Ashes test at Headingley.

Simon Oliver is the embodiment of a dream. He represents what other developers, mining for glory in the wilds of the iTunes App Store, want to uncover; he's an aspirational example to the thunderous horde galloping their way proverbially West with their coding pix-axes held aloft.

Konami's Hideo Kojima has described Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker as "an MGS5-class game" and spoken a bit about the various things he has in mind for it.

Codemasters has told Eurogamer that Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising will be released on 9th October in the UK for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

Update, 17th July: Kieron's review is now live.

Darkfall Online has subsequently been re-reviewed. You can find that feature elsewhere on the site.

Of course, I haven't played it enough.

A PSP instalment in the Saints Row series is due to arrive in March next year.

HMV will be the only UK retailer selling the Prestige Edition of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which includes a real pair of night-vision goggles.

Official pictures of the new Guitar Hero 5 drum kit have popped up on the internet.

Microsoft will offer select Xbox Live members a glimpse at the autumn Dashboard update next week.

Warner Bros. has told Eurogamer that ambitious DS puzzle game Scribblenauts will be released in the UK on 25th September.

Ubisoft is developing a new game based on the popular Where's Wally? books, or Where's Waldo? as they're known in foreign climes.

Sony has launched a new pay-to-play game on the Japanese PlayStation Network.

QuakeCon organisers have announced the 2009 tournament schedule for the Dallas shooterthon and said that matches will be broadcast live on the internet.

17 million of Xbox Live's 20 million active users have downloaded content through the online service, according to statistics released by Microsoft this week.

Sony's Peter Edward has revealed 7 million people have now signed up for PlayStation Home.

Year-on-year sales of consoles and games were down considerably in the US this June, according to the latest NPD data, but Nintendo managed to sell more than a million units of DS and Wii combined and MotionPlus made an impressive impact.

Sony has revealed the PlayStation Eye camera is capable of recognising faces and their individual features.

Capcom has announced that the PlayStation Network version of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 will launch on 13th August for GBP 11.99 / EUR 14.99 / USD 14.99.

Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 5 for PC will launch on 18th September in Europe and that it incorporates GeForce 3D Vision technology.