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Rare has just given Banjo-Tooie a 29th April Xbox Live Arcade release date.

Sony is hunting for the UK's cleverest Buzz! player to represent the nation in a real-world quiz showdown.

EA is offering a free splash of Lemonade Tycoon to iPhone and iPod Touch owners.

Apple has revealed that games are the most popular paid-for applications on iPhone and iPod Touch, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

NCsoft has announced that it will be celebrating the fifth anniversary of its stalwart MMO Lineage II with a new free expansion.

Square Enix has confirmed to Eurogamer that Final Fantasy XIII has been given a winter 2009 date in Japan.

'A serious World War II grand strategy game on the DS' is right up there with 'Peace in the Middle-East', 'Duke Nukem Forever' and 'A badger at the helm of a Premier League football club' in my Things I Didn't Expect To See In My Lifetime list. The PC is awash with them (serious WW2 grand strategy games, not badger managers) but none have made the scary leap to handheld. None until now.

THQ has delayed the release of Saints Row 2's Ultor Exposed downloadable content until 23rd April.

Sony America has trademarked the name "Starhawk", adding weight to rumours that Warhawk creator Dylan Jobe's newly-formed LightBox Interactive studio is taking the series into space.

German and Dutch journalists invited to last week's Konami event in Germany have reported that the publisher is undecided about bringing Six Days in Fallujah to Europe.

Volition has revealed that it is working on three downloadable content packs for Saints Row 2, the first of which, Ultor Exposed, is due out on 16th April for PS3 and Xbox 360.

Hiring pornstar Tera Patrick can't be cheap, but certainly arouses a lot of attention, and THQ's decided to base a block of Saints Row DLC around her.

The man whose job it is to turn Shadow of the Colossus into a movie script has spoken about his love of the "emotional and experiential" core of the game and denied he's going to put a foxy sidekick in it or anything like that.

Robot Entertainment is promising to fix Halo Wars in an upcoming title update.

Codemasters has announced that it will release Blue Omega's steampunk action game Damnation for PC, 360 and PS3 on 22nd May.

Nintendo has told Eurogamer that talk of a minimum WiiWare sales threshold that can leave developers out of pocket is "rumour and speculation".

Sony has confirmed you'll have to cough up some cash for the first batch of Killzone 2 downloadable content.

Book publisher Dorling Kindersley has signed a deal to produce the officially licensed Halo Encyclopedia.

Konami has decided to turn the Iraq conflict of 2004 into a videogame, inspired and directed by real US Marines.

Braid creator Jonathan Blow has revealed that he shipped a hidden level editor in the PC version, which came out last Friday.

Rumours are swirling that a fourth instalment in the Thief series is in development.

Official Xbox 360 blogger Major Nelson has announced that Microsoft will be extending Xbox 360 warranty support to three years for machines that suffer from "E74" error messages.

Sony has argued that Microsoft's supposedly amazing attach rate isn't all that brilliant when you consider how long it's been in shops and how many it's sold.

SEGA has announced a worldwide release date of autumn for PS3 and 360 action game Bayonetta.

Nintendo America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has promised to do a "much better job" at E3 this year.

Sony has filed a patent to protect a PSP-operated remote-controlled car.

Takashi Shimizu, writer and director of freaky film The Grudge, is making a spooky videogame for Wii.

Microsoft may be expanding the Halo series to mobile phones, if a recent job posting is to be believed.

In a forum post, Blizzard has confirmed that Secrets of Ulduar, the patch formerly known as 3.1, will go live on World of Warcraft servers this week.

There was a time when almost no one cared about appearing in Guitar Hero. Record industry types would seek clarification: "So, the kids play along with our artist's music on a Fisher Price plastic guitar?" Then they'd politely decline the offer, toddling off to snort the last of their terminally ill industry's profits.