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Jolt Online Gaming has unveiled Playboy Manager, a casual MMO that will be free to play via Internet browsers.

Capcom's 2009 financial report shows that Resident Evil is by far the most successful franchise the company owns.

It may have got some respectable review scores (including 7/10 from Eurogamer), but 50 Cent's latest game hasn't proved as popular as its predecessor.

Sony Corporation boss Sir Howard Stringer has revealed PlayStation Network will be accessible through hardware platforms other than the PlayStation 3.

Codemasters' Gavin Raeburn has said that F1 2010 will be "the best F1 game ever".

Codemasters has picked up the rights to the Formula 1 licence that Sony used to command.

Codemasters has revealed the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of its new Formula 1 game won't be out till next year.

Nintendo has revealed that Wii Sports has sold an outrageous 45.7m copies, making it the biggest-selling videogame ever, according to Wikipedia. Only Super Mario Bros. comes close with 40.23m sales.

25 years ago, a chap by the name of Douglas E. Smith served up a digital dish that would end up being widely recognised as the very first thinking man's puzzle game. In the years that followed, Smith's Lode Runner has been tweaked, re-tweaked and ported to over 20 different platforms, the latest being Xbox Live Arcade for Lode Runner: 25th Anniversary.

Published as part of our sister-site GamesIndustry.biz' widely-read weekly newsletter, the GamesIndustry.biz Editorial is a weekly dissection of one of the issues weighing on the minds of the people at the top of the games business. It appears on Eurogamer after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.

British comedian Charlie Brooker is poised to tackle videogames in a new TV series called Gameswipe.

2K has revealed that Digital Extremes is developing the multiplayer component of BioShock 2, and it's set before the fall of Rapture.

NIS America plans to release Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love for PS2 and Wii this autumn.

As everyone knows, you should never judge a book by its cover - you should judge a book by holding it so the pages fall open naturally, thereby revealing how many dirty bits there are. However, you should always judge a videogame by its cover. The back cover, to be specific.

NIS America has revealed a watercolour-style PS3 RPG called Last Rebellion, which will be released over there this autumn.

Foreign Media Games is making a Wii music game based on Armin van Buuren, the World's Best DJ, according to DJ Magazine.

Long-awaited massively multiplayer FPS Huxley has opened registration for a public beta test.

NIS America plans to release PSP game Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days across the US this autumn.

Plants vs. Zombies. There you go. See you next week.

THQ has announced a new game called Marvel Super Squad that will launch in the autumn.

Activision overlord Bobby Kotick has said Guitar Hero is one of only three franchises to break USD 2 billion in sales - the others being Mario and Madden.

Nielsen Games has said Second Life is the second-most played game across the US, and the virtual world where people spend the most time.

Nintendo has updated its various online shops with three new games across WiiWare, Virtual Console and DSiWare.

Cryptic may be considering including microtransactions in its forthcoming suerphero MMO Champions Online, going by the beta test.

Activision is in discussions about turning Guitar Hero into a TV show or concert tour and bringing Call of Duty to the silver screen.

Microsoft has fixed both the PC and Xbox 360 versions of the Broken Steel after problems arose at launch on Tuesday.

In an uncharacteristically specific statement when it comes to putting dates on things, Blizzard chief Mike Morhaime has revealed that the public StarCraft II beta test will begin this "summer".

It looks as though there's a problem with the PC version of Fallout 3's latest downloadable content add-on, Broken Steel.

Ghostbusters developer Terminal Reality has expressed frustration at publishing deals that have seen the game passed around to three different companies in the past year, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

SEGA firebrand Toshihiro Nagoshi has revealed that work has already begun on a fifth game in the Yakuza series, known as Ryu Ga Gotoku in Japan, exclusively for the PS3.