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Bungie has told Eurogamer there really are "no plans" for new Halo 3 content beyond Halo 3: ODST after all.

SouthPeak has announced that creepy DS game Dementium: The Ward will be out on 17th April.

The winners of the 2009 Independent Games Festival Awards have been announced.

Sims series executive producer Rod Humble has said that The Sims 3 will not use DRM (digital rights management).

Activision has confirmed that Modern Warfare 2 will launch worldwide on 10th November this year, and seems to have confirmed that it will no longer carry the "Call of Duty" name.

Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux has said that more Fable II downloadable content will be released within weeks.

Sony has updated the PlayStation Store with Burn Zombie Burn for PS3, downloadable content for LittleBigPlanet, PAIN, Resistance 2, EndWar and COD5, and a PSone copy of Magic Carpet (the latter costing GBP 4.79 / EUR 5.99).

Activision is lining up the original Call of Duty for release on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network, according to ESRB and PEGI ratings sites.

Nintendo of America kingpin Reggie Fils-Aime ducked questions about the launch date for the Wii MotionPlus add-on yesterday at GDC.

Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi revealed that he's working on an iPhone extension of his PSN game Noby Noby Boy at his Game Developers Conference talk today.

Sony has launched a scheme to offer developers guaranteed royalties in return for PlayStation exclusivity.

The last time Vin Diesel got involved in videogame production, it all turned out rather nicely. Arguably 2004's game of the year, The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay demonstrated in breathtaking fashion how to make good use of a movie licence. Billed by Midway as "the true driving force" behind The Wheelman, the bald beefcake and his Tigon Studio cohorts are hoping to have a similarly dizzying effect on The Wheelman, Midway Newcastle's "ultimate car-chase experience" due for release on 360, PS3 and PC this autumn.

Say what you like about Vin Diesel's movie career, the man has avoided blotting his copybook when it comes to videogames. It helps that his game production company, Tigon, has only released one title so far - the critically acclaimed Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay.

At his keynote speech at the Game Developers Conference today, Hideo Kojima as good as confirmed that another Metal Gear Solid game is in development.

Hideo Kojima delivered his GDC keynote this afternoon, and we reported live from the event on this page.

Sony has announced that the next full PS3 Ratchet & Clank game will be on shop shelves this autumn.

Good old Games has struck a deal with Ubisoft to offer classics such as Prince of Persia: Sands of Time and Beyond Good & Evil for download.

Don't go outside! There's no need, because if mighty ex-editor Kristan's reaction to Fallout 3: The Pitt is anything to go by, it's the best thing out this week, and it's available on the internet. Let's gloss over the fact it struggled with that part and welcome it.

Square Enix will offer PSP fighting game Dissidia: Final Fantasy in Europe this autumn.

Activision has had Aspyr Media adapt Guitar Hero World Tour for PC and Mac.

How better to follow a disappointing bit of downloadable content than with one nobody can even play? Has the black cat population mysteriously increased in Rockville lately? If Operation: Anchorage's boring linearity, curtailed length and disappointing absence of challenge could be brushed off as an experimental misstep, it was harder to defend this week's issues with The Pitt. As an advert for DLC, this was about as bad and frustrating as it gets.

We missed EA mobile ringleader Travis Boatman announcing SSX and Red Alert for iPhone the other day. But now you know.

Sony has revealed that yet more downloadable content is on the way for PS3 exclusive Resistance 2.

Paramount bigwig Benjamin Hoyt has said the Star Trek game for XBLA and PSN is "focused on fun, not a retelling of the [upcoming film's] story".

Activision launches the Backstage with Guitar Hero space for PlayStation Home today.

Developer Level-5 is busy localising the second Professor Layton DS adventure for North America and Europe, and boss Akihiro Hino hopes to release within six months.

Bungie has promised to work on Halo 3 for "probably" two more years.

Rockstar Leeds man Gordon Hall has revealed the secrets behind the success of the portable versions of Grand Theft Auto: meetings at the pub, and everyone in the office plays the game once a week.

Nintendo has apparently confirmed the line-up for the DSiWare launch in the US on 5th April when the console goes on sale.

Hideo Kojima has said that his new game will be announced at E3 and not GDC, despite the fact he's doing a keynote speech later, which we're covering live.