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Atari has told Eurogamer that the non-PlayStation versions of Ghostbusters - DS, PC, Wii and Xbox 360 - are still alive and will be delivered "later in the year".

Polish developer CD Projekt RED has confirmed that work on The Witcher: Rise of the White Wolf has been temporarily suspended.

Trion plans to unveil a brand new MMO called Heroes of Telara at E3 next month.

He's responsible for some of the funniest games ever made, and Tim Schafer has admitted that trying out gags on audiences is a vital part of the development process.

Tim Schafer has revealed that publishing executives asked him to change heavy metal action-adventure Brütal Legend into a "hip-hop" or "country music" game, back when it was originally pitched.

gPotato has announced the closed beta dates for its arcade side-scrolling PC MMO, Dragonica. The test will run from next Wednesday, 13th May, to Friday 22nd May.

Media Molecule has ended the woolly Sackboy giveaway that offered literally everybody in the UK and Ireland a free plush toy.

Codemasters has clarified to Eurogamer that all new Overlord games will be released on 26th June.

Cross-platform development is perhaps finally coming out of its slump of the last few years. Each platform has born the brunt of sloppy ports, but developers are beginning to show signs of taking far more care when they intend their game to appear on 360, PS3 and PC at once. This gets trickier when you want to catch the Wii and DS market, mind you, and often the result is extremely compromised versions of the original, possibly with a couple of lazy hand/stylus-waggling mini-games. Or there's Codemasters' approach with Overlord, making three completely different games.

Not black rapper Eminem is making an iPhone and iPod Touch game called Relapse.

Sony will let PS3 owners stream music videos to their console this summer, using a totally rad new service called VidZone. Mega.

Square Enix has said that it's hoping to release Final Fantasy XIII in Europe "sooner than a year later than the Japanese release".

Sony Computer Entertainment will now be publishing Terminal Reality's Ghostbusters title in a surprise deal signed with Atari today, according to GamesIndustry.biz.

Konami will add Race Mission and Patriot modes to Metal Gear Online during May. They're free, available to all and not nearly as naughty as they sound.

Gears of War screenwriter Chris Morgan reckons the big-screen adaptation is "looking incredibly good".

UK publisher Empire Interactive has officially gone into administration, leaving 49 members of staff redundant.

Activision has announced the first map pack for Call of Duty: World at War has now been downloaded two million times.

The last few months have seen broken nights and broken relationships for the back-room boys responsible for keeping Eurogamer's sites running. Last year, we realised that changes were needed to our infrastructure. To continue growing at our current rate, and to launch new services such as Eurogamer TV HD - coming soon! - we would need more of everything. More bandwidth, faster network connections, new servers and more physical space to house them in.

Ultima and Tabula Rasa creator Richard Garriott is suing his former employer NCsoft for fraud, to the tune of USD 24 million.

Electronic Arts has revealed Rock Band generated more revenue than any of its other titles last year.

Capcom has released The Complete Alternate Character Costume Pack for Street Fighter IV on Xbox Live Marketplace.

Electronic Arts has published its year-end financial results, revealing it made net revenue of USD 4.2 billion dollars (GBP 2.8 billion / EUR 3.2 billion).

EA supremo John Riccitiello reckons the console war has calmed down, and thinks this generation of hardware will have a "very extended cycle".

Marvel Entertainment has announced a 29th June release date for PSN and XBLA fighter Marvel vs. Capcom 2. The date was revealed along with the comic-book maker's Q1 2009 financial results.

Blizzard has announced that tickets for the fourth BlizzCon fan convention will go on sale on Saturday 16th May. The event runs from August 21st to 22nd in Anaheim, California.

In a genre obsessed with world-threatening crises, Tales of Vesperia's initial focus on a local emergency is refreshing. It's the fantasy equivalent of a burst water main: a magical fountain whose powering gem-stone has been stolen, causing water to flood the lower district of Zaphias, the medium-sized city in which your character resides.

BioWare has just announced a pen and paper version of Dragon Age: Origins for release this summer on, er, tabletop.

EA Japan is creating a DS ninja action-adventure game called Shonen Kininden Tsumuji.

Rockstar appears to be considering a karma system for future instalments in the Grand Theft Auto series.

EA, MTV and Harmonix have replicated the guitars used by John Lennon and George Harrison for The Beatles: Rock Band.