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Ensemble Studios boss Bruce Shelley said he was shocked when Microsoft decided the developer would close following the completion of its work on Halo Wars.

Activision Blizzard has confirmed 4th November as the launch date for its James Bond game, Quantum of Solace, in the US.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed has crushed opposition and taken top honours in the UK all-formats chart this week, in what was the biggest multi-platform launch since GTA IV.

Are you morose about missing the third episode of One Life Left, season four last night? Can't eat, can't sleep, can't do anything? Not to worry, you can listen to the show online via the magical powers of the internet. We've collared the makers of the radio programme about games to explain how it all works, and tell us (again) what One Life Left is in the first place.

Nottingham's GameCity festival is inviting submissions for ideas for new videogame Guiness World Records that you think you can conquer yourself.

Grasshopper boss Goichi Suda (Suda51) has said that his PSone game The Silver Case will be heading to PSN.

Frogster Interactive has announced a European release date for its offbeat European fantasy MMORPG, The Chronicles of Spellborn. The game will be released for PC on 27th November in English, French and German versions.

Tickets are now on sale for the Eurogamer Expo, which takes place on 28th and 29th October at the Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London.

Cities XL is not an MMO game in the traditional sense of the term - but then, it's not traditional. Its ambitious aim is to exist simultaneously as an ordinary, offline, single-player city-building simulator, and online as a massively multiplayer version of the same thing, maintaining a completely player-dependent global economy and a community big and dedicated enough to make it work.

Korean online gaming specialists Nexon have torn the wrapper off the official website for its free-to-play MMO FPS for PC, Combat Arms, which launches in Europe later this year.

SEGA plans to unleash PS3 and 360 action role-playing game Golden Axe: Beast Rider on 17th October.

Sources close to Swordfish Studios have gunned down rumours that 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand has been cancelled.

Rockstar Games' co-founder Dan Houser has revealed why the company has so far shied away from releasing a Grand Theft Auto title on the Wii.

Lionhead has unveiled the full list of Achievements for October-bound role-playing game Fable 2. And we rather like them.

Sony's much-delayed PS3 Home project could finally be set to launch at the end of next month, according to a report on PS3 Fanboy.

Rockstar's Australian Team Bondi may only be a year away from finishing moody crime caper LA Noire.

Valve's Gabe Newell once commented that World of Warcraft wasn't so much a game as a platform in its own right. Well, he's been proven right by respected puzzle game developer PopCap - it has decided to release its classic, Bejeweled, as a free game-within-a-game for World of Warcraft.

New details of forthcoming MMO Star Trek Online have popped up on the official website.

Far Cry 2 producer Louis-Pierre Pharand has confirmed there will be four multiplayer modes in Far Cry 2.

As we're frequently told, we ain't seen nothing yet. PlayStation 3 (and Xbox 360) can go a lot further than the pictures and sounds we're seeing and hearing in even the very best games. Never mind Killzone 2 and LittleBigPlanet, says Sony, just you wait for the games released in the two years after that.

Nintendo has confirmed Wii Music will launch in the US on October 20th.

A top Hollywood producer has snapped up the rights to turn Mass Effect into a movie.

Good news, Far Cry 2 fans! The game's producer, Louis Pierre Pharand, will be answering your questions LIVE on Eurogamer TODAY, Friday 19th September.

EA has announced a release date for the console versions of Mirror's Edge.

Two new demos are now available for download from Xbox Live.

How to play Warhammer Online alone, but together: a beginner's guide to Public Quests.

Sony and developer David Jaffe have been sued for allegedly copying other people's ideas in the God of War series of games.

Mythic boss Mark Jacobs is a busy fellow this week, as Warhammer Online launches globally tomorrow. The last thing he needed to be doing was clarifying sarcastic quips made by Paul Barnett about owner EA and its competency at launching MMOs in Europe, then. Well, not exactly; for Jacobs this is all part of the run up to launch. And, after all, he should know, having been at the helm of arguably the smoothest online world arrival with Dark Age of Camelot nearly seven years ago.

A new patch introducing motorbikes to Burnout Paradise is now available for download.

Sony has scrapped the video streaming feature from the public beta build of PlayStation Home.