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The Resident Evil 5 demo can now be downloaded from the PlayStation Store.

Ludlum estate CEO Jeffrey Weiner has said the decision to license Jason Bourne and friends to EA was partly based on his previous experience dealing with chief executive John Riccitiello.

Microsoft has said R-Type Dimensions will be out on Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday, 4th February, for 1200 Microsoft Points (GBP 10.20 / EUR 14.40).

Microsoft is finally releasing a patch to fix the HDMI audio issue that some Xbox 360 owners have been experiencing since the launch of New Xbox Experience.

For a company that apparently lost faith in the Saturn within two years of launching it in the West, and ditched its entire console hardware business when things went wrong next time around, SEGA's been remarkably persistent with its sixth-gen OutRun reboot. Despite middling sales of every previous home version of OutRun2 and its immediate follow-up, OutRun2 SP, this year marks another return, once again under the control of conversion supremos SUMO Digital and this time on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network, where consumers may be more at ease with the game's singular focus: five minutes of threading Ferraris sideways along perilous one-way motorways amidst improbably condensed abstract background details.

We have 10,000 more keys for the closed beta of Nexon's online FPS Combat Arms to give away. Head to the giveaway page to claim a key, and read on for our hands-on impressions.

Wii Fit has spent a third week running atop the UK all-formats chart, taking its lifetime number-one finishes to seven.

A judge in the case Blizzard brought against mod developer MDY has ruled that its auto-farming "bot" for World of Warcraft, Glider, violates Blizzard's copyright.

Portuguese developer Seed Studios has lifted the lid on PS3-exclusive RTS Under Siege.

Sony has told Eurogamer that attractive PSN game Flower will cost GBP 6.29 when released next Thursday 12th February.

Despite being over six feet tall, I used to drive a Mini. A proper old Mini, like in The Italian Job. I loved that Mini. I miss that Mini. As any fan of the diminutive car can tell you, there's something special about them, and you can feel it in the way they drive. The first car you get in the career mode of Simbin's debut console racer is a Mini, and it's a testament to the Swedish studio's oft-acclaimed skill that the digital version retains that unique and intangible Mini feel.

EA has acquired the exclusive videogame rights to the works of author Robert Ludlum, and is working with Swedish developer Starbreeze (The Darkness, Chronicles of Riddick) on a Jason Bourne title.

Anybody who's ever dropped their Virtual Boy in the bath will know the sad truth: there are some places gaming can't go.

Sony has said that the European Killzone 2 playable demo will be made available through the PlayStation Store this Thursday, 5th February.

Massively reports that an EVE Online player-versus-player tournament match this weekend was upset by an assassination attempt, in which an infiltrator destroyed his own team leader's ship.

Eidos plans to release Shellshock 2: Blood Trails for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 on Friday 13th February.

Ensemble Studios boss Bruce Shelley has written a fond farewell to fans in what will probably be his last blog post for the company.

Sony will launch Buzz! Brain Of The UK on PS3, PS2 and PSP here this March.

Eidos Montreal wants Deus Ex 3 to be as immediately atmospheric and unique as System Shock and BioShock.

Guitar Hero developer Neversoft has announced that the World Tour drum kit is to get a standalone release.

Disney Interactive is planning to release a new Tron game, according to Variety.

Wizard's Tower is the most popular premium downloadable for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion on Xbox Live, according to developer Bethesda Softworks. (Hrm, this sounded more interesting before we started typing.)

Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata has predicted that global sales of the DS could top the 150 million mark.

It's official - a new Indiana Jones game is currently in development.

As you may have noticed, we're big fans of Cult Classics here at Eurogamer. Over the years we've trawled the sobbing depths of the GameCube, Xbox and PS2's back catalogue to prise a seemingly unending procession of hidden gems from the yawning abyss of commercial indifference. And with the Dreamcast recently celebrating its tenth anniversary, what better than to check out what the ultimate cult console has to offer in that department?

The Dreamcast played host to scores of great games over its lifespan - that much is clear. Whether you were into it for the perfect arcade ports, the quirky exclusives or the excellent multi-format titles, it left an outstanding legacy of great titles behind. What follows is a list of what we consider to be the console's essential offerings; the titles we reckon stand tall among a long list of beloved games.

World of Warcraft lead designer Jeff Kaplan has revealed that two other hero classes were under serious consideration for second expansion Wrath of the Lich King - before ultimately being beaten to it by the Death Knight.

Published as part of our sister-site GamesIndustry.biz' widely-read weekly newsletter, the GamesIndustry.biz Editorial is a weekly dissection of one of the issues weighing on the minds of the people at the top of the games business. It appears on Eurogamer after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.

Not a day passes in the Eurogamer office without somebody recommending a new iPhone game to somebody else, and given that most of them cost less than a Somerfield BLT, quite a few get bought as a result. Last time out we looked at games made by the usual suspects, before delighting in ngmoco's excellent Rolando and a few recent decents, but today we've got five of the cheapest and most interesting games made by iPhone-specific publishers and developers - and the most expensive one costs just 59p.

On Thursday we published our review of Killzone 2. You probably spotted that. What you might also have noticed is reports that we - in the words of our friends at Kikizo - "agreed an exclusive with the publisher", in this case Sony.