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Do you follow the work of the Church of Ferrarism? Do you put your faith in the prancing horse, give thanks to the healing power of sleek red bodywork, offer silent prayer in the direction of Fiorano?

David Hayter, the man who provides the voice for Solid Snake, has been chatting about his role in the forthcoming Lost Planet movie.

Google has continued its march towards inevitable world domination by launching a browser-based virtual world.

Epic has popped a cryptic clue on its Gears of War 2 website which may hint at the game's release date.

The long-awaited new PC/Xbox 360 Castle Wolfenstein game could be pitching up at E3 next week, judging by a teaser press release put out by GameTrailers TV.

Bethesda power-dresser Todd Howard has promised that Fallout 3 will lose none of the "harshness and maturity" fans like about the series.

Mega Man 9 will be sold for 1000 Wii Points in Japan, according to Famitsu (via Kotaku), which is about GBP 7 or EUR 10 in the real world.

Sony's SingStar wizards are preparing to conjure another 18 English language songs and 15 for other European gamers as part of tomorrow's SingStore update.

It's looking increasingly likely that Nintendo will be unveiling Animal Crossing for Wii at E3 next week.

Summer's a rotten time for new game releases - we know this, but it's a good thing. It gives us a chance to, you know, go outdoors, see friends and family we've been "too busy" to see, not to mention indulge in an entire month's worth of football and the associated liver failure that goes with it.

Capcom is planning to show off a new game called Flock at E3.

Activision has revealed that its shareholders are fully behind the big-money merger with Vivendi games.

Imagine a game where you got to solve crimes, hunt dragons, fight armies, complete crosswords and play cards with Doctor Who. It would be amazing, of course. And it'll never happen.

Independent UK developer Introversion has begun working on a new game funded by Channel 4.

Mark Rein has said asking Epic to make games for Wii is like asking a sculptor to paint a picture.

Ignition Entertainment, purveyor of such fine titles as George of the Jungle and Crayola Treasure Adventures, has licensed the Unreal 3 Engine for its 'first next-gen title'.

Damnation developer Blue Omega reckons there was "no frigging way" BioShock should have ended up being successful.

Microsoft has revealed the next two titles to hit Xbox Live Arcade.

Id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead has defended Doom III's reputation, pointing out that the four-year-old first-person shooter is "the most successful game in id's history".

Five new tunes have hit the ground strumming on Rock Band's roster this week, pushing the rockometer right up to eleven. Or ten and a half, maybe.

"Damnation" is what people used to say in the '30s when they meant "f***". These days though it's a third-person shooter that's somewhere in amongst the crossfire between Gears of War and Prince of Persia, occasionally winking at Quake 3.

EA has signed a deal with Hasbro to develop an official Scrabble game for Facebook.

Square Enix has released Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes, a new RPG game for the iPod.

Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida has revealed more about why The Getaway PS3 and Eight Days were cancelled - stating that both titles were only in the pre-production phase.

Konami has updated Metal Gear Online with two free new gameplay modes: Team Sneaking and Headshot Only.

As well as knocking Atari in his interview with Gamasutra, Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari and creator of Pong, has declared that MMO mega-hit World of Warcraft has just passed "the Bushnell Threshold".

Bungie is planning to make some kind of announcement at E3 next week, by the sounds of things.

Americanised remakes of Japanese horror. Depending on your perspective, that phrase may or may not induce absolute revulsion - but even those who insist on the originals would have to acknowledge that Americanised remakes tend to work best when the Japanese creative team is deeply involved (The Grudge), and worst when the films are so heavily Americanised that their origins are entirely erased (the execrable Pulse).

Atari founder Nolan Bushnell reckons Atari's big problem "for the last 15 years is that it hasn't stood for anything".

Atari has told us to expect Spark Unlimited shooter Legendary in September.