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Atari has dismissed suggestions the new Ghostbusters game is in development for PSP.

Activision exec Simon Wells is planning to make Modern Warfare 2 "the biggest-selling videogame of all time".

Interplay has announced that it's bringing Bulgarian outfit Masthead Studios in on its "Project V13" MMO - the game that is so obviously Fallout Online.

Steve Wiebe, one of the stars of The King of Kong film, will once again attempt to beat the Donkey Kong arcade machine high score at E3.

Sony has released a free update for PlayTV that introduces an SD upscaler among other new features.

2K Games is once more claiming that BioShock 2 will not carry the Sea of Dreams subtitle.

Bethesda has replaced another faulty version of The Pitt on Xbox Live Marketplace, according to the developer's blog.

D3Publisher has announced that Puzzle Quest: Galactrix will be released for Xbox Live Arcade on 8th April, with a PSN version to follow at an unspecified date.

A genuine classic comes to the Wii Virtual Console today. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask has been added at the cost of 1000 Wii Points (GBP 8.50 / EUR 12.00).

The DSi Shop launches today in Europe offering five games and the free Opera-based web browser.

HMV has signed up to sponsor Game On! London, a new expo and eSports event being held this summer.

While it may not have been quite the same cinematic calibre as Chris Nolan's Dark Knight, Timur Bekmambetov's adaptation of Mark Millar-J.G. Jones' Wanted comic book, released last June, was frequently just as inventive, and in any other year the Russian director's instinct for pace, escalation and stabs of dark humour might have found greater acclaim. And all this despite that bloke out of Atonment's American accent, and Morgan Freeman saying the F-word.

Peter Molyneux is a familiar face at the Game Developers Conference. He often uses it as a platform to unveil new features in Lionhead games - remember 2007's infamous dog revelation?

Starbreeze has confirmed to Eurogamer that the Chronicles of Riddick team is creating the upcoming Bourne project for EA.

Eidos has decided to bundle Tomb Raider: Legend and Tomb Raider: Anniversary together in one PSP box.

Ubisoft will create the official game to partner animated film Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs this September.

Sony has made and launched an official YouTube channel for LittleBigPlanet.

ACE Team has decided to focus on smaller and cheaper point-and-click adventure games after the launch of Zeno Clash. It just doesn't have the energy for ambitious ideas any more.

Paradox has popped a 9th April release date on PC fantasy war-game Elven Legacy.

A new website for Pandemic's attractive war game Saboteur has appeared. There are pictures to look at and some scene-setting text to read.

Few game developers speak their minds as honestly as Peter Molyneux, and while it's landed him in trouble with publishers and gamers alike in the past, it doesn't seem to be hurting his overall reputation as one of the industry's most interesting personalities. Just before he unveiled Fable 2's typically iconoclastic take on co-op at E3, we caught up with him at Lionhead's offices to discuss, among other things, the dangers of complexity and how his team feels when he goes off to speak to the press.

Hello and welcome to Eurogamer's LiveText interview with Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux!

Peter Molyneux is one of the headline speakers at this year's Game Developers Conference. As you'll know if you read the preview published yesterday, he's here to reveal more of Fable 2. Specifically he's been discussing co-op, and the innovation that will allow players to earn in-game gold by playing XBLA titles.

Peter Molyneux has said his next creation will be regarded as a "significant scientific achievement".

Funcom's fantasy MMO Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures launches its free trial scheme today, and to celebrate we've got 20,000 exclusive free trial keys to give away.

A wealthy World of Warcraft player will pay a wage to anyone who can fulfil his "Guild Director" real-life job requirements.

The similarities between Sackboy and a string puppet Bruce Lee may be few, but without Rag Doll Kung-Fu it's doubtful there would have been a LittleBigPlanet. Mark Healey's puppetry-'em-up, developed in the scraps of time found between his work as an artist at Lionhead, was released mere months before he quit to form Media Molecule. Emboldened by his indie game's success, Healey and friends went on to create the game that Sony now hopes defines its system. As such there's a sort of neat symmetry in RDKF's arrival onto PlayStation 3, even if, with their floppy limbs and drunken gait, there's nothing particularly neat about its characters' entrance.

Namco has adapted Galaga for iPhone and will be offering the game on iTunes "any day now".

Bethesda, excited by the onset of spring, has halved the price all Oblivion Xbox 360 DLC. All except Horse Armor, that is, which now costs double.

THQ already has sequels to Darksiders: Wrath of War, Saints Row 2 and Red Faction: Guerrilla in development, according to information given to investors.