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Activision is reportedly hot and bothered about EA Partners' plans to publish Double Fine's game Brutal Legend.

Bad news for William Shatner's legions of fans - Captain Kirk is not set to appear in forthcoming MMO Star Trek Online.

Rising Star plans to release a Wii revamp of Tecmo action adventure game Rygar here in June.

SEGA has announced that the Virtua Tennis series is about to make its debut on the Wii.

Namco Bandai's Keita Takahashi had admitted that even he has no bloody idea what Noby Noby Boy is all about, or why he made it.

Rock Band developer Harmonix has filed a lawsuit against Konami, claiming Rock Revolution infringes on patents.

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With work now wrapped up on the PS3 and 360 instalment, Resident Evil 5 producer Masachika Kawata has told us he wants to make a brand new Resi game for Wii.

The producer of Resident Evil 5 has insisted that no changes were made to the horror game after accusations of racism were levelled at Capcom for its portrayal of black Africans in a trailer.

Relic Entertainment has said that around 250,000 people played the recent Dawn of War II beta, and the "incredible amount" of feedback will be used to make a "major patch" for launch next week.

Pure developer Black Rock Studio appears to be working on a street racing game.

PS3 action role-playing game Demon's Souls debuts at two in Japan this week, helping Sony's flagship console go from strength to strength in the region.

Square Enix plans to release PS2 role-playing game Persona 4 here on 13th March. And the PAL box will include a special soundtrack CD with 24 songs on.

Square Enix boss Yoichi Wada has said the Dragon Quest IX delay may cause problems for the release of Final Fantasy XIII.

It's always best to approach the game you're reviewing without prejudice, but it's not always easy. Sometimes alarm bells start to ring. Like when the game is the latest instalment in a mediocre franchise that's nearly four years old. DING. Or when the original developer abandoned the series and has had nothing to do with this instalment. DING DING.

Hudson online FPS Onslaught leads the WiiWare fortnightly refresher today.

In a Q&A on the official World of Warcraft website, Blizzard's senior game designer Greg Street (better known to players as Ghostcrawler) has explained how the dual talent spec system coming in the next game update will work.

Namco Bandai has announced its intention to acquire D3, the company that owns D3Publisher, which handles Puzzle Quest, Eat Lead and Ben 10 games.

Microsoft has said more people than ever signed up for Xbox Live during January in the US, a month that recorded 309,000 Xbox 360 sales - 33 per cent more than January 2008.

A new demo has popped up for Codename Panzers: Cold War, Atari's new PC real-time strategy game.

NPD has released US sales figures for January, shockingly revealing that people bought a lot less consoles than they did at Christmas.

Sony has announced that 50 million PSP units have now been sold around the world.

Stardock and Gas Powered Games will start testing the persistent online multiplayer in Demigod next week.

Empire Interactive has signed a licensing deal with clever-clogs show-offs Mensa.

SEGA Japan has teased a mysterious piece of work called Project RINGO.

Jeff Kaplan, one of World of Warcraft's two lead designers and one of the game's most enthusiastic and visible spokesmen, has confirmed that he's leaving the WOW's development team. He'll work on Blizzard's next MMO instead.

At a press preview of its free-to-play, family-friendly MMO Free Realms in London today, Sony Online Entertainment confirmed that the PC version of the game will launch in early April.

Pretty as a petal PSN game Flower heads the PlayStation Store weekly update today.

SEGA has finally unveiled Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, a sequel we knew was coming and a theme we heavily suspected.